Customers focused on smaller projects, which helped boost revenue. 50. This increase occurred despite a slight drop in customer transactions.
3% in the US. 86 billion, surpassing expectations. Further details on the company's performance are available, including comments from the Chief Financial Officer on the quarterly results.
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