earnings
Americannoun
plural noun
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money or other payment earned
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the profits of an enterprise
Etymology
Origin of earnings
before 1050; Middle English erning, Old English earning, earnung merit, pay. See earn 1, -ing 1, -s 3
Example Sentences
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“I think it would help sentiment a bit and let us refocus on the data—which is pretty Goldilocks—and earnings, which, on balance, are fine.”
From Barron's
“I think it would help sentiment a bit and let us refocus on the data—which is pretty Goldilocks—and earnings, which, on balance, are fine.”
From Barron's
But his earnings fluctuate constantly, depending on order volume, distance, and the incentives offered by the app.
From BBC
Shares soared to a record high Wednesday after the company reported stronger earnings and issued better guidance than anticipated, along with 22% growth in revenue.
From Barron's
“Imminent and material relative downward earnings revisions are likely.”
From Barron's
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