CEO Martin Mucci said in a prepared statement that the company continues to see positive trends in checks per clients. He noted the company is cautiously optimistic about the rest of fiscal 2011 despite the lack of strong new business formation.
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Still bucking an economy in which sluggish business formation is a drag on results, Paychex reported a 13-percent increase in net income on a 9-percent increase in revenue for the first quarter ended August 31. Payroll services revenue was up 6 percent while the smaller human resource services segment saw its income increase by 17 percent.
CEO Martin Mucci said in a prepared statement that the company continues to see positive trends in checks per clients. He noted the company is cautiously optimistic about the rest of fiscal 2011 despite the lack of strong new business formation.