ROI

American

Or R.O.I.

return on investment.

ROI British

abbreviation

Republic of Ireland
finance return on investment

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Example Sentences

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When AI spending faces ROI scrutiny, the entire compute supply chain responds.

From MarketWatch

“ROI will continue to increase over time, the more we do, the more places we learn how to use it,” she predicted.

From The Wall Street Journal

And I’m guessing you installed a new roof because you needed to, so even though the ROI on such a renovation isn’t significant, you likely didn’t have a choice.

From MarketWatch

“The ROI of this decision compounds basically forever after the decision is made, until after the money is spent,” Cooper said.

From MarketWatch

The research indicates most expect a ROI from AI investments in one to five years.

From The Wall Street Journal

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