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bottom end

British

noun

(in vertical engines) another name for big end

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The results prompted the Memphis, Tenn., shipping company to raise the bottom end of its outlook for the full year, even as it navigates impacts from changes in global trade.

From The Wall Street Journal

On a per-share basis, it now expects adjusted earnings per share between $17.80 and $19, lifting the bottom end from the prior $17.20.

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ASX said it would cut its dividend payout target range to 75%-85% of underlying profit, from 80%-90%, and that its dividend would be at the bottom end of the range for the next three payouts.

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JD Sports JD -0.95%decrease; red down pointing triangle Fashion said it expects profit for fiscal 2026 at the bottom end of consensus, citing a difficult macroeconomic and consumer environment as it enters the key festive business period.

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The bottom end is swinging down!

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