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Logitech Raises Guidance Again as Profits Soar Amid Work-From-Home and Gaming Demand. The Stock Is Rising.

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Logitech said it now expected annual sales growth of between 57% and 60% for the full year.
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Logitech
stock jumped early on Tuesday, as the computer peripherals maker raised its annual guidance for the third time after profits soared in the third quarter.
The Swiss-U.S. company, which also has a Nasdaq listing, has benefited from the Covid-19 pandemic-induced work-from-home trend as demand for its products including webcams, keyboards and gaming accessories has surged.
The momentum continued in the third quarter as Logitech reported sales of $1.67 billion, an 85% increase on the year-ago period, led by videoconferencing and gaming products. Operating income grew 248% to $448 million in the three months to Dec.31, while net profit excluding items rose 192% to $2.45 per share, smashing the FactSet consensus of $1.14 per sha ....

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Business secretary denies post-Brexit plans to change workers' rights

Any changes could provoke retaliation from the European Union ....

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What Will Replace the Desk?

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Even as laptops have replaced typewriters, today’s desks remain flat surfaces that often encourage slouching. Bay Area startup Altwork has plowed more than $10 million and 80,000 hours of research into about 15 prototypes and 10 patents for a workstation that CEO Che Voigt says acts as an extension of the body. It consists of a dentist’s-office-style reclining seat, with an attached computer monitor stand, laptop stand and magnetic desk surface, all of which adjust with the push of a button as the user stands, sits or lies down. The magnetic surface holds a magnetic keyboard and mouse so they don’t fall off. “If it’s not comfortable, you can’t do your best work,” says Mr. Voigt. Altwork offers two models priced at $4,650 and $7,650 and has shipped 1,000 units world-wide since 2016, he says. Mr. Voigt hopes future versions will be able to monitor stress levels and provide cooling and heating. ....

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PC Sales Notch Strongest Growth in a Decade

Jan. 11, 2021 6:17 pm ET
Personal computer sales last year registered their strongest growth in a decade, underscoring a shift to computers from mobile devices during the coronavirus pandemic, according to industry data.
“Demand is pushing the PC market forward and all signs indicate this surge still has a way to go,”
Ryan Reith,
program vice president with International Data Corp.’s Worldwide Mobile Device Trackers, said in a statement.
IDC counted 302.6 million units sold globally last year, up 13% from the previous year. Research firm
Gartner
said PC shipments reached 275 million units in 2020, up 4.8% on the year. Similarly, Canalys pegged the increase at 11% to 297 million units, the highest annual growth since 2010 and the highest shipment volume since 2014. ....

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PCs Experience Best Growth Rate in Decade

Jan. 11, 2021 6:17 pm ET
The shift to remote work is jolting the lackluster personal computer market, as chief information officers and other corporate information-technology leaders raced to equip stay-at-home workers during the coronavirus pandemic, analysts say.
After a slowdown early in the year, total global shipments of personal computers in 2020 surged 11% from 2019, to 297 million units, according to a report Monday by research firm Canalys.
The gains represent the sharpest full-year growth rate in a decade, and the highest volume of PC shipments since 2014, the report said.
Within the market, shipments of notebooks and mobile workstations rose 44% from 2019, to more than 235 million units, while conventional desktops and workstations declined 20% to 61.9 million. ....

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