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DERBYSHIRE FACES UNCERTAINTY

The Derbyshire economy faces testing times for the rest of this year and beyond, an expert will tell the county’s business community tomorrow. A period of much weaker UK and global growth and the likely economic impact of the United States tragedies will compound problems caused by the decline of some of the county’s traditional industries, Royal Bank of Scotland group chief economist Jeremy Peat will tell an audience in Derby.

Last Updated: Sep 25, 2001

EIDOS HERALDS MARKET TURNAROUND

British computer games publisher Eidos Interactive have announced lower than expected losses for the first quarter of its fiscal year declaring £15.3 million, a sharp fall from the £22.3m shortfall it reported in the previous quarter, the BBC reports today. London based Eidos gave a broadly bullish outlook for the coming year compounded by its 2001 release strategy which includes Core Designs Project Eden, making its digital debut on Playstation and PC September 28th, Soul Reaver II and Herdy Gerdy.

Last Updated: Sep 19, 2001

BRITNEY TARGETS CONSOLE GENRE

Teenage bubble-gum queen Britney Spears is aiming to displace Core Design's hapless archaeologist Lara Croft from the video-game pedestal after signing a deal with computer games manufacturer THQ, People Magazine reports today.

Last Updated: Sep 15, 2001

TOMB RAIDER MOVIE FALLS AT BOX OFFICE

Paramount Pictures Lara Croft: Tomb Raider motion picture starring Oscar winner Angelina Jolie as Core Designs British diva Lara Croft has been displaced a further two places at the North American Box Office generating $152,846 in ticket revenue - down 46% on last weekends figures - during the September 4-10 weekend.

Last Updated: Sep 11, 2001

THE HUMANIZATION OF LARA CROFT

New pioneering research into the humanization of digital characters has resulted in a United States patent for a method and system for scripting interactive animated actions being awarded to two U.S. professors, the New York Times reports today.

Last Updated: Sep 9, 2001

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