Over five years, Southern Comfort's sales and losses broke even.
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Despite the turbulent end to 2016, Steeves' strategy still broke even.
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The first year tour broke even, but the second lost money.
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Meanwhile, Amazon broke even with last year with another five nominations.
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Outside of the "bubble basket," Greenlight said, its shorts broke even.
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"We broke even for the first time last year," says Mr Slik.
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It broke even on seats but lost a quarter of its vote.
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Huffington Post broke even on about $146 million in revenue in 2014.
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Even worse, just 589 of them broke even when factoring in travel costs.
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"You're broke even if you have money," Juan Jimenez, 40, told the Times.
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In Europe, GM broke even, reversing a year-earlier loss of $200 million.
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Because of that, Revolut broke even in December for the first time ever.
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FCA broke even in Latin America and posted strong earnings growth in Europe.
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The most recent, Age of Extinction, broke even domestically, but struck gold internationally.
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The company broke even on a per-share basis in the quarter ended Dec.
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The new operation broke even as soon as the fourth quarter of last year.
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The plan was to drive this VW until it broke — even after the diesel scandal.
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Excluding large one-time costs, the company said it broke even in its second quarter.
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Fifty-five percent said they broke even each month or spent more than they made.
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In Europe, Ford earned a pretax quarterly profit of $434 million, while GM broke even.
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In 2018, the bank effectively broke even for the year and in the fourth quarter.
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On a per-share adjusted basis, the company broke even, in line with analysts' expectations.
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But one investor in Bridge says he would be "astounded" if it broke even by then.
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It barely broke even in 2012-14, though oil prices at times exceeded $100 a barrel.
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I, unlike the hundreds of followers posting successful testimonies on Josh's website, broke even that night.
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It has said that it broke even for the first time in the month of December.
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Credit Suisse and UBS, for instance, both beat analyst expectations, and Deutsche Bank essentially broke even.
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The film's budget was $140 million, and it barely broke even at a paltry $150 million.
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Last year MercadoLibre made no money for the first time since it broke even in 2006.
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Excluding one-time items, Under Armour broke even on a per-share basis, matching analysts' estimates.
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Excluding certain items, the company said it essentially broke even, on adjusted revenue of $352 million.
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Excluding special items, Bombardier broke even, but analysts were expecting a profit of 2 cents per share.
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Airbus broke even on the A380 for the first time in 2015, when it delivered 27 aircraft.
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The telecommunications company said it broke even for the fiscal second-quarter on revenue of $352 million.
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But the company also revealed Tuesday that its logistics business broke even from an operating income perspective.
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Thanks to income from side hustles and contract work — and some penny-pinching habits — they broke even.
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She'll go for broke even if she breaks the movie, even if the movie might break her.
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One of the highlights was that you know we finally broke even on our offshore [and] marine business.
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The company broke even in its U.S. downstream business, compared with profits of $496 million a year ago.
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On a per share basis, the company broke even compared with a loss of 3.18 cents per share.
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The brothers, both second-generation firefighters, were broke even before they turned their vision of Firehouse into reality.
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" **"We broke even on EBITDA in Myanmar after just three months and this is what we can do.
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The third week brought a storm so fierce that the rain came in sideways; they barely broke even.
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The home barely broke even before Maria, relying on resident fees of between $280,2000 and $21,2200 a month.
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Both companies took small losses or broke even on sales of the hockey puck-shaped devices, analysts estimated.
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The company broke even on a per share basis, compared with a loss of 21 cents a year earlier.
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The US equity market fell by roughly 2% in the month, while the average hedge fund roughly broke even.
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If you won one of those little prizes and had bought two tickets, you broke even for the day.
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Excluding a $237 million loss on commodity derivatives and other items, the company broke even on a per-share basis.
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He only wanted Thud to get to a point where it "broke even, pretty close, more or less," Berkley said.
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The company broke even on an adjusted basis, below analysts' average estimate of a profit of 2 cents per share.
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The carmaker barely broke even during the quarter on cars wearing the familiar Volkswagen badge, a "VW" inside a circle.
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Growth is coming slowly, although Road Twenty-Two is now sold in about 200 stores and broke even last year.
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If all sides come out feeling that they at least broke even, they grow more willing to make another deal.
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The only year since 2014 that the fund hasn&apost finished with positive returns was 2017, when it broke even.
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Why getting exactly zero back from the IRS might be a good thing: If you broke even with the IRS, congratulations!
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Zynga (ZNGA) broke even on an adjusted basis for its latest quarter, compared to forecasts of 103 cent per share loss.
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Excluding one-time items, FireEye broke even on a per-share basis, better than analysts' estimates of a 1-cent loss.
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Earnings broke even on an adjusted basis for its latest quarter, compared to forecasts of a 1 cent per share loss.
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And there's proof this cultural shift was happening, long before the scandal broke, even before we were living in Trump's America.
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Corus broke even on a per-share basis, compared with a profit of 21 Canadian cents per share a year earlier.
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On a per share basis, the company broke even in the latest quarter, compared with a 73 cents profit last year.
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Fininvest, which just about broke even last year after prolonged losses, vowed in June to "consolidate" leadership in its core business.
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As a result the biggest 16 airlines in the region barely broke even last year, according to CAPA, a consulting firm.
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In the most recent quarter Box broke even, excluding certain items, on revenue that was up 16% from the prior year.
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Twilio — Twilio broke even for its latest quarter on an adjusted basis, compared to an expected loss of 433 cents per share.
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Zynga — Zynga broke even on an adjusted basis for its latest quarter, compared to forecasts of a 1-cent-per-share loss.
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On a per share basis, EA broke even in the latest quarter, compared with a loss of 14 cents a year ago.
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Excluding one-time items, Rite Aid broke even on a per-share basis, while analysts had expected a loss of 2 cents.
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Instead, he used most of his time laying into the media, a sustained tirade that broke even his normal standards for griping.
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Excluding items, the company broke even on a per share basis, better than the average analyst estimate of a 15-cent loss.
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The Journal reports that it generated $4 billion in revenue and broke even in 2014, citing anonymous sources familiar with the division's finances.
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BlackBerry shares climbed nearly 4 percent on Thursday after the smartphone maker posted earnings that broke even, topping expectations, even as revenue nosedived.
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"This meant we broke even in our fourth month of trading with revenue at an annual run-rate of more than £1 million".
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Revolut broke even in December, now has 1.5 million customers On average, Revolut now attracts between 6,000 and 8,000 new users per day.
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The end result was I think we broke even from our original investment of about $150 each, so we didn't make any money.
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In 216, all but 270 Division I athletic departments broke even or lost money, according to the N.C.A.A.'s most recent revenue report.
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Given the costs of travel, coaching, conditioning, medical care and equipment, only 803 men and 253 women broke even; forget making a profit.
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Catalist projects that Democrats virtually broke even among those two-time voters in 2016 but won them by about 20163 percentage points in 2018.
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Excluding one-time items, the company broke even on a per-share basis, while analysts had expected a loss of 5 cents per share.
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DFDS broke even on its cross-channel routes for the first time ever, on the back of lower fuel costs and higher occupancy rates.
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Nobody likes to admit losing money, which is why your friends will always tell you they broke even when they come back from Vegas.
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It effectively broke even in the second quarter after revenue from trading plunged and it absorbed the cost of job cuts and legal problems.
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A couple who engineers all their trips to cost 'nothing' explains how they broke even on a $37,000 tour of the US national parks
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And if you look back at sexual harassment stories that broke even before the Weinstein bombshell — yes, there were such things — the same pattern holds.
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Excluding items, the company broke even, while analysts' were expecting a loss of 1 cent a share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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In the end, he broke even for that year, but he's been clean-shaven and a bit more mindful of his seed depth ever since.
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Here's the problem -- the movie massively disappointed critics after its summer release and reportedly barely broke even at the box office, taking in $111 million worldwide.
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The smartphone industry pioneer broke even in the first quarter, topping expectations, and forecast a smaller-than-expected annual loss, even as its revenue fell sharply.
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The company broke even in December and said in that month, transaction volume surged to $1.5 billion, a 700 percent increase in the previous 12 months.
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The strategies never change and matches end on the simple relief that I've made a profit or broke even rather than on the flush of victory.
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JD Logistics broke even last year on an operating income basis, while JD Digits is a research and fintech arm that was spun-off in 2017.
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Even rival firm Revolut, which broke even for the first time last December, said last month it posted a £2 million ($226 million) annual loss in 22019.
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Excluding one-time items, Under Armour broke even for the quarter on a per-share basis, which was better than the 5 cent loss expected by analysts.
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On a company earnings call, executives noted that JD Logistics, JD's business unit which oversees warehousing and delivery for itself and other merchants, broke even during Q2.
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After the ACA expanded Medicaid coverage in 2014, providing health insurance to hundreds of thousands more people, the county hospital system broke even for the first time.
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Analysts polled by FactSet are expecting Shake Shack to say it broke even last quarter, compared to the 6 cents per share it earned a year earlier.
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Reuters reported Thursday that 28500 of the 6900 hedge funds or mutual funds Trump invested in lost money in 2628, while overall market benchmarks largely broke even.
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The IDG-backed startup crossed an impressive $776 million in transaction volume in 2018, the same year that it broke even, Gao told TechCrunch in a recent interview.
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That same year, WateRoam broke even and each of the three founders and their four staff members have been able to take a salary as revenues have grown.
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Who wins the unfolding battle could have a significant impact for the ongoing political debate over the cost of Mueller's probe and claims that it broke even financially.
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DeJonge said that The Cambodia Daily had "never taken a penny" from foreign governments or NGOs and just about broke even thanks to advertising, subscriptions and money from Krisher.
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After all, Issa knows she made a mistake, she admitted it, and was willing to repair what she broke, even if the admission came because she got caught. Nawl!
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And Lenovo's smartphone business finally broke even on an operational basis, meeting the company's goal of breaking even within four to six quarters of acquiring Motorola in October 2014.
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Navin said Samba TV has broke even for "a number of years," and that the acquisitions are meant to fill targeting and measurement holes in Samba TV's tech stack.
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On an adjusted basis, the company broke even per share, while analysts were expecting a loss of 2 cents per share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Colorado broke even on its six-game road trip as Chris Rusin combined with four relievers on a four-hit shutout victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday.
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DeJonge said that the Cambodia Daily had "never taken a penny" from foreign governments or NGOs and just about broke even thanks to advertising, subscriptions and money from Krisher.
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The company reported revenue of $199 million and broke even on second-quarter earnings, compared to analysts' expectations for earnings of 5 cents per share on revenue of $194 million.
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While the pair broke even on the first outlet at Robertson Quay within the first three months of opening, they shut down a subsequent outlet because the rent kept multiplying.
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That has not yet happened, and Kochery said the farmers only broke even last season due to some initial glitches – but they hope to have a big harvest this year.
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"It was a huge shift, yet the stock hasn't done much since the news broke, even though the company also pre-announced a strong quarter that same day, " Cramer said.
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He barely broke even in his eight years there, but he was credited with doing a lot at an academically rigorous institution with no trace of a football factory image.
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Popular exchange-traded funds, like Vanguard FTSE Europe and iShares Europe, lost 3.9 percent and 3.2 percent on the year, although dividend payments meant that shareholders just about broke even.
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In San Francisco, Lime says that it was able to deploy its scooter service after only three weeks of prep work, and it broke even in just the second week after launch.
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In fairness, I Feel Pretty and Life of the Party performed well enough internationally that they at least broke even, and Super Troopers 2 cost so little that it likely made money too.
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Anthem last week reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings as its Obamacare individual insurance business broke even and forecast a slight 2018 profit for the government plans despite uncertainty about the market's future.
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GM made some money in China, where sales rose 1.6 percent, and broke even on an EBIT basis in South America on the back of a nearly 18 percent rise in vehicle sales.
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He was the executive producer of the so-bad-it-was-good ''Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters'' (2013), which barely broke even domestically but went on to record a worldwide gross of $226 million.
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Mattel posted a slight profit in the fourth quarter, and broke even on a per-share basis, down from earnings of $9.6 million, or 3 cents a share, in the year-ago period.
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The company's remake of the '90s classic "Point Break" barely broke even for the company, earning $116 million globally — $88 million of which was garnered from international box offices — on a $105 million production budget.
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Among specialised retail banks only Tinkoff reported sound net profit of RUB0.7bn (42% annualised ROAE), Orient Express broke even, while others (Russian Standard, Home Credit, OTP and RenCredit) lost 2033%-6% of end-2015 equity.
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"Investors clearly welcomed this move by Alhokair because Blanco was eating at the company's profits and was one of the main reasons why the company barely broke even in its latest quarterly financial reports," said Jubran.
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New York broke even with Boston over the weekend, splitting a pair of 3-0 decisions in Sunday's doubleheader to remain 3 1/2 games behind the first-place Red Sox in the American League East.
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Now the only fully mechanized large underground gold mine in South Africa, it broke even for the first time last year after years of losses and unveiled a new turnaround plan in February which cut production targets.
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Savages, a 23 Oliver Stone film that mostly required Kitsch and Blake Lively to be sweaty and hot together, barely broke even; Lone Survivor did well, but Kitsch was secondary to both Mark Wahlberg and Eric Bana.
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EINHORN: WE PUT THE BUBBLE BASKET IN PLACE IN ABOUT 2014 FOR THE FIRST THREE YEARS, 2014, 15, AND 16, WE BASICALLY BROKE EVEN ON IT. WE HAVE LOSSES IN THE BUBBLE BASKET IT'S NOT PARTICULARLY LARGE.
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CSL's Seqirus, the world's second largest influenza vaccines firm, broke even three years after it was created to report earnings before interest and tax of $52.4 million this year, helped by seasonal vaccine sales in the United States.
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While other digital-media companies have raised venture capital and, in some cases, have struggled to meet investors' lofty growth expectations, Lessin bootstrapped The Information and said it broke even 2 1/2 years after it started in 2013.
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Matt Lauer texted Farrow to congratulate him after his New Yorker story broke Even though he'd face his own allegations just weeks after, Lauer still reached out to Farrow after The New Yorker published his damning exposé on Weinstein.
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The funds managed by Paulson & Co, BlackRock Inc, Baron Capital and others lost an average of 8.5 percent last year, according to Reuters calculations, whereas stock market and hedge fund industry benchmarks broke even or came close to it.
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Various industry outlets are reporting Cloverfield Paradox's production budget as somewhere between $40 and $55 million, which would suggest Paramount broke even on the film, or at least came close — a prospect that certainly wasn't guaranteed with a theatrical release.
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Lighting Solutions and Systems, of which Lighting Solutions is a part, was loss-making last fiscal year due mainly to a decline in traditional light fittings but broke even last quarter and accounted for about 17 percent of Osram's sales.
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Doug Jones doubled the 15 percent share of Alabama's white vote that former President Barack Obama received in 2012 and, at a moment of broad national concern over sexual harassment, nearly broke even among white women who have graduated from college.
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Russia reduced its profit tax in 2009 to 20 percent for production-sharing agreements such as Exxon's Sakhalin-1, but the U.S. energy giant continued to pay at an earlier level of 35 percent after the project broke even in 2008.
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And studios are frequently accused of creative accounting, in which they allege that they just barely broke even on hits, in order to avoid further payouts to members of the creative team who may be entitled to a portion of post-release profits.
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The series included a 903-point victory for the Bucks on the road, and the closest they came to a competitive game was when they went up by 8 in the first quarter and then broke even the rest of the way.
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ATLANTIC CITY (Reuters) - Atlantic City, New Jersey's down-on-its-luck seaside gambling hub, will still be broke even after it shuts down City Hall next month and delays paying police and fire department salaries for three weeks, the city's mayor said on Thursday.
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Although operating profit for the Volkswagen brand fell 12 percent in the quarter, compared with the same period a year earlier — to 808 million euros, or about $889 million — that was a drastic improvement over the first quarter, when the division barely broke even.
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She paid the rent for the Norfolk apartment that she and her children lived in by renting out a townhouse that she and her deceased husband had bought in Virginia Beach; after paying property tax, insurance and maintenance on the townhouse, she just broke even.
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HONG KONG, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Chinese sportswear maker Li Ning Co Ltd said on Wednesday it expected to report it broke even in 2015, sending its stock sharply higher as its long-range efforts to reverse out of years of losses begin to pay off.
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News of competing interest in some of Murdoch's assets broke even though the U.S. Justice Department was preparing a lawsuit to block AT&T Inc, the largest pay-TV provider in the United States, from buying Time Warner Inc for $85.4 billion, according to a source.
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And even if Amazon only broke even on these sales — a source says $90 is around the goal for production costs that Amazon had targeted with the original Echo — you could make an argument that it's worth it in the long run, as the company layers more revenue-generating features on top of Alexa.
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I played Adams' music when I needed to grieve alone, sobs big and loud in the car, when I knew I was having an outsized emotional reaction but needed to let it out anyway, and at any time my heart broke even the slightest bit — through all the rites of passage that blister and callus your heart in preparation for adulthood.
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"Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE was impeached at the time, all polling said Republicans were going to gain seats — the election came, Democrats gained five in the House, broke even in the Senate," he said.
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