TomTom tops modest expectations and predicts auto turnaround ahead

AMSTERDAM, July 21 (Reuters) - Dutch mapping company TomTom reported a lower second-quarter net profit on Tuesday that eked ahead of expectations thanks to solid revenue growth driven by license renewals from customers including Apple and Telefonica.
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