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NEW YORK AQuantive adjusted its fourth-quarter and full-year guidance yesterday based on lower revenue and profit expectations, largely related to the Razorfish operations it acquired in July for $160 million.
The digital marketing and technology concern now expects Q4 revenue of $53-56 million and earnings per diluted share of 3-5 cents, assuming an income tax rate of 40 percent. For 2004, aQuantive narrowed its revenue guidance to $150-153 million from the previously projected $148-155 million, as well as its earnings forecast to 25-27 cents per diluted share from 24-28 cents per diluted share (before a onetime tax benefit in Q3).
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