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Xerox’s profit fell 19 percent, but matched Wall Street’s forecast, as the office-equipment maker was hurt by restructuring charges.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Xerox Corp.’s second-quarter profit skidded 19 percent, but matched Wall Street’s forecast, as the office-equipment maker was hurt by restructuring charges while its cash-cow supplies and services business hummed along smoothly.

Xerox said Friday that a litigation charge left it with a loss of $244 million in the first quarter, but its results, excluding the one-time item, matched Wall Street expectations.