Daiwa offices searched
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Next said it has agreed to sell its subsidiary TCS Management Group to Aspect Telecommunications for $37.5m (pounds 24m). TCS , based in Nashville, Tennessee, develops and sells software systems for telephone call centres. Next said
the sale of TCS will result in elimination of a source of operating income to Next, which will be partially offset by interest income on the sale proceeds.
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