"[W]w see that our strong execution has returned our business to growth. – Lenovo CEO Yang Yuanqing MORRISVILLE – Yang Yuanqing touted Lenovo's resurgence to profitability as another sign that the tech giant is "passed the turning point" of its recent troubles in a conference call with analysts early Thursday. After Lenovo reported a profit of $77 million, which surprised analysts, Yang delivered a monologue to open the earnings call that cites numerous reasons he believes the worst is behind the company. The global tech giant, which operates dual headquarters in Morrisville and Beijing, rebounded from a loss the previous quarter despite a double-digit revenue gain. He described the quarter as "strong" and noted a list of accomplishments, from an improved performance by the Triangle-based data center business to growth in what he has called Lenovo's "bread and butter" – its PC business.