Wall St spared nude financial presentation

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Wall Street has breathed a collective sigh of relief after being spared the spectacle of seeing the chief executive of Canadian software firm Cognos presenting the firm's financial results in the nude.

The ebullient Scottish-born Ron Zambonini had promised financial analysts in the summer that he would conduct his next earnings call naked if Cognos failed to bring in $10m worth of sales with its latest ReportNet analytics product

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