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earnings

[ur-ningz] / ˈɜr nɪŋz /


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“One contributing factor is that, typically, estimates get revised lower heading into earnings season, which lowers the bar for companies to beat,” Dhillon said.

From MarketWatch

Micron could grow more than double earnings per share this calendar year and show further growth next year.

From MarketWatch

“As we see a broadening out in earnings growth over the next couple of quarters,” the hope is the gap between tech and everything else narrows, he noted.

From MarketWatch

They were more likely to share larger amounts of money, even when doing so reduced their own earnings compared to their partner.

From Science Daily

A strong economy and markets, led by corporate earnings, easing inflation, and resilient consumer spending, boosted investment gains.

From Barron's