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View definitions for cash flow

cash flow

noun as in available funds

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People were buying big amounts of gift cards from us to keep cash flow coming in.

From Ozy

“The investment can impact your cash flow short term, but in the long run this pays off in being able to charge more and retain employees,” Simon said.

Whether its Publicis or IPG, these are businesses private equity investors can buy relatively cheaply and then, after steering them through a transition of intense cash flow and margin improvement, sell up.

From Digiday

So I think something that’ll be on the top of minds of a lot of publishers going into next year is what cash flow really looks like.

From Digiday

Having an existing business that’s profitable and that has cash flows that you can use to invest in a new or emerging business — that does help to balance out that risk.

From Fortune

“One of the most difficult parts of running a restaurant is keeping the cash flow, which can be erratic,” Moesel said.

Wall Street is buying in because it's a huge cash-flow industry.

Lending Club surpassed $1 billion in loans originated and became cash-flow positive in November.

Cash flow the tuition, dipping into the house fund as necessary.

The wages on which workers are taxed plus the business cash flow on which firms are taxed add up to consumption.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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