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break even

[breyk-ee-vuhn] / ˈbreɪkˈi vən /


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Its recent error-correction results passed the “break-even” threshold, meaning a logical qubit performed better than its individual physical components.

From MarketWatch

The fallback to a 30% duty left the company at no better than a break-even rate on the trucks, Foreman said.

From The Wall Street Journal

He says the break-even point for barley is more than £200 per tonne, and around half of it is sold in contracts for future delivery.

From BBC

Break-even rates, another measure of inflation, have moved up only very slightly, while the Treasury yield curve hasn’t steepened meaningfully in the past few weeks, when news reports External link suggested that Hassett had become the front-runner.

From Barron's

The space-based Earth imaging company reported break-even per-share earnings in the third quarter on revenue of $81.3 million.

From Barron's