Spencer left a detailed voice message for General Manager Jim Duquette yesterday morning and reported early to be evaluated by team doctors.

In a sign that strategy is beginning to pay off, Marks and Spencer recently reported a sharp increase in pretax profit to £646.7 million ($940 million) for the year ended March 30.

When Spencer reported to spring training with the Mets, he said, "Well, at least it's not Boston."

Last month, Marks & Spencer reported its third consecutive decline in full-year earnings.

On 18 March 2011, Nine News Queensland's Spencer Jolly reported that the LNP's organisational wing was engineering a plan to make Newman the leader of the LNP.

Spencer reported that in 1941 when he (Spencer) was about to get on the boat that would take him home to the United States, Littlewood reminded him: "n, n alpha, n beta!"

Marks & Spencer, which bought Brooks Brothers in 1986, recently reported that the clothing chain's earnings plummeted to $1.5 million in the six months ended Sept. 29, down from $8.1 million in the comparable 1989 period.

Marks & Spencer, the crack British retailer, reported its half-year results yesterday, showing solid improvements at its Brooks Brothers subsidiary, where sales climbed 10 percent, to $169.5 million.

A year later, based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Spencer reported major international events such as Persian Gulf War.

In May, Marks & Spencer reported a second straight year of robust profit growth for Brooks Brothers and announced ambitious plans to add to the 177 stores in America and Japan.