The following are five arguments on either side of the debate: PROFITS, PROFITS, PROFITS: Strong growth in U.S. corporate profits underpins the case for the bull market continuing its run.
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Some of them have profits and no prospect for profits.
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Those profits were down nearly 50% from its 2018 Q1 profits.
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INDUSTRY PROFITS SOAR For producers, the tight market conditions mean higher profits.
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One big takeaway, there may no profits — as in no profits, ever.
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If companies have near-record profits and are retaining more and more of those profits, why will more after-tax profits suddenly lead to increased wages?
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We've built a lot of non-profits that are now national non-profits.
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Competition should constrain profits as companies fight for customers; in America profits have soared.
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It's important to remember that nonprofit organizations actually make profits; sometimes even huge profits.
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The Herberts are the California couple who run the Flipping Profits website, as well as the Flipping Profits YouTube channel, and their own Flipping Profits parody Supreme T-shirts.
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But because foreign profits aren't taxed until they're brought back to the US, companies have a big incentive to make US profits look like foreign profits to avoid taxes.
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Monopolized industries capture profits by cornering markets, without needing to share those profits with workers.
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First, pharmaceutical companies are concerned with global profits, not the profits from any single country.
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"Whole economy profits data give a wider and cleaner estimate of the underlying profits environment than the heavily doctored pro-forma quoted company profits data," he said in the note.
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After 13 years of growing profits, for the second quarter in a row, Apple's profits declined.
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Manufacturing profits rose 14.1 percent from a year earlier while mining industry profits fell 70.9 percent.
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The best case is foreign profits would be taxed at half the rate as domestic profits.
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AT LEAST FOR THE PROFITS FOR THAT YEAR AND OBVIOUSLY INSURANCE PROFITS CAN SWING PRETTY RAPIDLY.
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If corporations have near-record after-tax profits, yet are retaining more and more of those profits, the idea that even greater after-tax profits will increase business investment is illogical.
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In addition, the Trump plan seeks to repatriate offshore corporate profits so once a company earns profits overseas, they can bring those profits back to the U.S. without incurring additional taxes.
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Companies would face an extra 153% tax on all profits above $100m—an amount levied on the profits the firms report in their accounts, rather than their taxable profits under current law.
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But fundamentally they expect to see profits and they expect to see those profits get paid out.
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Payments businesses typically grow fast with small profits, like Square, or slowly with large profits, like Worldpay.
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People invest in order to reap profits so when you tax profits you are, in effect, taxing investment.
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Credit Suisse, Citigroup and JP Morgan last month posted higher first quarter profits, but Goldman Sachs' profits fell.
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What the Massachusetts senator dubs the "Real Corporate Profits Tax" would apply to worldwide profits exceeding $210 million.
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NK: We are more than happy because I want to make profits and our profits are very good.
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Profits should generally be taxed in the country in which business is conducted and profits are generated. 2.
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Historically, the only thing unfailingly saluted by the NFL is profits, and these protests are cutting into profits.
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Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis Profits are growing but corporations are retaining more of their after-tax profits.
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Stock prices reflect expectations of future profits, and investors see the virus dampening economic activity and reducing profits.
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The U.S. taxes the foreign profits of U.S. MNEs at roughly half the rate as on domestic profits.
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But the government said profits were still at a high level and non-manufacturers' profits stayed largely steady.
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If you are an American company, you owe taxes on all your profits, wherever the profits are earned.
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Last year, farm profits sunk to $69.4 billion — that's half of 2013's $136.1 billion in profits, per Bloomberg.
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We should end the fly-by-night for-profits like Trump University that squeeze profits out of vulnerable families.
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Besides, the tax code is already set up to encourage businesses to reinvest profits before they actually become profits.
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But profits fell further, ensuring a decade-long trend of bosses taking a rising share of corporate profits continued.
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By the time of the 2007 crash, financial sector profits accounted for about 35 percent of all corporate profits.
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Hedge fund profits fell by 59 percent and credit profits fell 65 percent; the units are smaller profit contributors.
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They avoid taxes, stash profits overseas, and fight every attempt to share any of their profits with working people.
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Domestic profits, and the worldwide profits of American firms, peaked relative to GDP in 2012, and have plateaued since then.
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Of the last five fiscal years, the highest profits came in 2014, where the company reported $18.4 million in profits.
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In recent years, corporate profits have reached record highs, as have untaxed profits U.S. corporations have stashed offshore: $2.4 trillion.
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It would impose a onetime, cut-rate tax on corporations' foreign profits, while exempting future foreign profits from U.S. taxation.
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Not surprisingly, corporate profits after taxes increased 250 percent during the same period as companies kept more of their profits.
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Unsurprisingly, there is often an inverse relationship between profits at the supply chain level and profits at the manufacturing level.
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Under the present, "worldwide" system, Washington taxes active foreign profits, if they are repatriated, at the same rate as domestic profits.
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Sime Darby's slide in net profits in the second quarter follows the trend of diminishing profits over the past three quarters.
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The biggest drug companies generally spend more money on research than they keep in profits — although their profits are still healthy.
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Profits in the mining sector fell 77 percent from the same period a year earlier while manufacturing profits rose 12.8 percent.
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Their profits slumped 21.9 percent in 2015 from a year ago, compared with private firms which saw profits rise 3.7 percent.
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Analysts expect some of the windfall profits to be passed on to shareholders when Australian miners report their profits next month.
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These tips are in fact profits for the companies — dollars the companies should be paying workers out of their own profits.
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I THINK THERES A VIEW AT THE MOMENT THAT IF YOU CAN DISRUPT SOMEBODY ELSES PROFITS, YOURE ENTITLED TO THOSE PROFITS.
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PROFITS, WHEN YOU WATCH YOUR Ps AND Qs, THAT'S WHAT KEEPS YOU COMPETITIVE AND ALLOWS FOR PROFITS TO EVENTUALLY BE DISTRIBUTED.
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Most Japanese corporate profits will take a hit by the stronger yen as their overseas profits could be eroded when repatriated.
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They offered me two fees: either $75,000 and 10 percent of the profits, or $125,000 and 6 percent of the profits.
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Despite the fall in profits for Centrica Group as a whole, British Gas saw profits rise 3 percent, to £572 million.
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The result: Despite the iPhone's modest market share, Apple's quarterly profits often dwarf the profits of all other smartphone makers combined.
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The short loan terms and frequent rollovers pumped out profits faster than conventional lending, requiring less capital and yielding bigger profits.
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It would impose a one-time, cut-rate tax on corporations' foreign profits, while exempting future foreign profits from U.S. taxation.
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Even before taking into account future profits, that would exceed $8 billion on reported profits to 2015, according to Reuters calculations.
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In other words, this two-part tax reform would encourage companies to send out fewer profits and invest internally more profits.
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As they report those 13 and fourth-quarter profits investors will be focused on whether they can make those profits grow.
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That wipes out GM's US profits, leaving it with no US tax liability and shifting the profits to the subsidiaries abroad.
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Future equity returns can come from only two sources—growth in profits, or the market's placing a higher valuation on those profits.
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In total middlemen capture $126 of excess profits a year per American, or about two-thirds of the whole industry's excess profits.
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Expectations are low for corporate profits this quarter, with analysts projecting a consensus 4.7 percent decline for profits, according to Thomson Reuters.
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While underregulated markets allow profits for good businesses playing fair, they also provide profits for those seeking to take advantage of people.
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This marks the sixth straight quarter in which Amazon's profits have topped $1 billion and the fourth consecutive quarter of record profits.
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These fees, in turn, were taken out of Amazon EU's profits, and it meant that Amazon paid lower taxes on those profits.
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You could get three-hundred-per-cent profits from an adult man and two-hundred-per-cent profits from an adult woman.
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What's going on here is that the profits lost on existing sales are almost fully offset by the profits on additional sales.
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This creates incentives for businesses to keep profits offshore or to reincorporate in a foreign country that doesn't tax their worldwide profits.
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Stocks also trade largely on corporate profits, and higher rates tend to cut into profits because they increase the cost of money.
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Investors expect Google's profits to continue going up, whereas Wall Street thinks Apple's massive iPhone profits have nowhere to go but down.
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If you're planning on putting most of the company profits in your own wallet, this can create an issue: first, the corporation is taxed on the profits and then, you'll be taxed personally when you distribute those profits to yourself.
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The distribution of those profits seems to have become more skewed, with successful firms enjoying bigger profits and the rest seeing relative decline.
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When profits are up and expected to keep improving, firms want to hire more workers to take advantage of opportunities to make profits.
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Companies limited the drop by eating into their profits; payouts totalled 28 percent of profits last year, up from 22015 percent in 2014.
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Let's face it, the big companies can still shuttle profits overseas, but small companies lack the resources and ability to divert profits abroad.
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This follows a first quarter in which profits ballooned by 24.6 percent and 78 percent of companies announced profits that exceeded analysts' expectations.
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Inflows of capital won't compete those profits away, so the international capital market isn't relevant to the incidence of taxes on those profits.
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I've introduced a Real Corporate Profits tax on the profits very large American companies report to their investors with no loopholes or exemptions.
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The profits aren't": "First-quarter reports show many of the largest pharmaceutical companies increased their profits compared with the same period last year.
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One poll suggests that 79 percent of Americans would support changing the tax code so corporations "pay as much on foreign profits as they do on profits made in the US." The GOP plan would completely exempt foreign profits from US tax.
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De La Rue had to warn investors about its profits repeatedly in the years leading up to 2015 (since then, profits have exceeded expectations).
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In the future, domestic corporate profits will be taxed at 21 percent, while most foreign profits will no longer be taxed, within some limits.
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At the heart of the dispute lies a mismatch between where companies make their profits and where those profits are booked for tax purposes.
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Advantest, which forecast a 54 percent fall in operating profits this financial year from record profits in the previous year, ended down 8.9 percent.
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Dividends are distributions of already-taxed corporate profits, while a rise in a stock price represents a rise in expected future taxable corporate profits.
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Order the Department to kick out the bad schools, which is most of the for-profits, and a significant number of the non-profits.
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In a with-profits policy, the insurers' costs are deducted from the investment profits of the fund and the remainder is returned to investors.
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Foxtons said its first-half profits had dropped 42 per cent from a year earlier, while LSL has also warned on full-year profits.
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The tech companies are not starving right now and this only comes up when you have profits and these companies have very high profits.
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In a textbook definition of a perfectly competitive market, there are zero abnormal profits, which means zero profits above a proper return to capital.
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But just as American companies have bolstered their profits by exporting jobs, many now do so by shifting profits overseas through tax-avoidance maneuvers.
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Their collective profits actually decreased 0.8% to $44.7 billion, but if a few one-off elements from 2017 were eliminated, profits would have increased.
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But the law has a big caveat: Companies can indefinitely defer the taxes on profits earned abroad — as long as those profits stay overseas.
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The result is that measured profits pop up in Puerto Rico – profits that are then paid out in investment income to non-PR residents.
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But they're fighting over a fixed pie of profits — a long, expensive price war doesn't lead to larger industry profits in the long run.
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The rise and rise of corporate profits in recent years has defied economic theory which holds high profits should bring on investment and competition.
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Not long before, it had conjured deals to send its profits in Asia to Singapore and its profits in Europe and Africa to Ireland.
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Corporate profits will generally be near profits, but near records, but after inflation, wages have really gone almost nowhere for 00053 or 00043 years.
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Investors may be expecting that a Trump administration will use a lighter touch in overseeing for-profits, giving them greater latitude to maximize profits.
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Business would have a one-shot opportunity to repatriate the over $2 trillion in overseas profits at 21625 percent (rather than the 2900 percent current rate) before the overseas profits would be taxes based on where the products were sold rather than global profits.
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GM was doing its best to slim down healthcare benefitsFor the last three years, GM&aposs profits have soared — the company has made $21 billion in profits since 22008 — but the benefit of those profits haven&apost extended far beyond their corporate executives and shareholders.
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The first-half results followed an 18 percent fall in profits in the first quarter and a 23 percent fall in annual profits last year.
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But it can cut into profits in the short term: Taser's profits dipped from $19.9 million to $17.2 million last year despite strong revenue growth.
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Other committee Republicans also questioned the gap between drug companies' profits and their research spending, but did not endorse any proposals to limit those profits.
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The increase in gross profits, which undershot expectations, was almost entirely led by miners with non-mining profits excluding finance ticking up a meager 5.23%.
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Profits in the coal mining sector rose 112.9 percent for January-October from the same period a year earlier while manufacturing profits rose 13.2 percent.
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ING jumped 7 percent after its Q2 profits beat forecasts while SocGen shares also climbed 4.4 percent after the French bank reported higher net profits.
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Economic growth fueled by rising corporate profits is an unstable foundation for the American economy, Bair argued, when those profits are so reliant on debt.
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Expectations are low for corporate profits this quarter, with analysts projecting a consensus 4.7 percent decline for S&P 500 profits, according to Thomson Reuters.
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U.S. expenses are artificially inflated, depressing domestic profits and therefore taxes, while profits stack up in offshore havens where they're taxed little if at all.
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Manufacturing profits rose 14.1 percent in August from a year earlier while mining industry profits fell 70.9 percent even as coal and steel prices surged.
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Although first-quarter pretax profits missed expectations, pretax profits were 7 percent higher than forecast, after a 109 million-pound accounting charge was stripped out.
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In many cases, those companies have reported ridiculously low profits in most European countries as they've been wiring all profits to a tax-friendly country.
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Inflation is good for corporations as it gives them pricing power, and that means more profits, and profits are the mothers milk of stock markets.
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American Airlines shares jumped Thursday after the company posted fourth-quarter profits that beat analysts' expectations and forecast higher 2019 profits than Wall Street estimates.
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State attorneys general and the federal government began to crack down on these abuses, sending enrollment, profits and stock prices of the for-profits plummeting.
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Rewriting the tax code — cutting rates on corporate profits, say, and switching to a system in which only domestic profits are taxed — would cost money.
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Those payments mean that the company's profits in the United States, where taxes are relatively high, go down; profits in tax-friendly Ireland go up.
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In particular, Trump's first tax plan sought to change the taxation of pass-through income: profits from companies that distribute those profits directly to shareholders.
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Mining industry profits rose 286.8 percent from a year earlier in January-November while manufacturing profits were up 18.9 percent, both slowing from January-October.
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Some analysts, however, believe Musk may be driving profits by selling only high-end, high-margin Model 3s and those profits may not be sustainable.
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The bill would take currently untaxed profits of US companies being stored abroad — profits that would normally be taxed at a 35 percent rate upon being brought back to the US — and tax them at new ultra-low rates: 8 percent for profits invested in real estate and other hard assets abroad, and 20043 percent for profits in cash and stock and other liquid assets.
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While it recorded a 20-percent drop in profits for the financial year just gone, it is predicting record profits for the year to March 2017.
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It would capture 28% of the media-and-telecoms industry's pre-tax profits and 2% of all corporate profits, making it America's third-biggest domestic firm.
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Issuers that recognise profits earlier under current accounting practices will take a hit to equity and recognise larger profits over the remaining life of the contracts.
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But you have a more sort of global approach, where in Europe we would think that profits are to be taxed where profits are generated. Right.
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Fiscal first-quarter profits fell by 15 percent to 642.23 billion yen ($6.33 billion), according to the car maker, with a stronger yen weighing on profits.
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It earned strong operating profits of €4.5bn last year, on sales of €2.17.5bn, and expects that profits this year should reach a record 18% of sales.
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Mr Smithers argues that it is in the interests of managers to present higher profits when share prices rise and to understate profits in bear markets.
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The standard also requires profits to be smoothed out over time rather than accounted for at once, and clearly distinguishes between underwriting profits and investment returns.
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Full-year profits jumped 36 percent to $603 billion in 2018 — as cost savings helped the Anglo-Dutch company record its highest annual profits since 2014.
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Advantest, which forecast a 54 percent fall in operating profits this financial year from record profits in the previous year, fell as much as 10.5 percent.
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Profits left abroad: Far from reaching their station fair and square, big tech squirrels away its profits overseas, and doesn't pay its fair share at home.
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While the big banks are earning record profits, they are arguing that that the government should impose price controls so they can make even greater profits.
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A source told CNN that although Ivanka's company saw an initial increase in profits early last year after Trump came into office, profits have since declined.
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The big guys design and engineer, manufacture, and market vehicles; they also maintain finance arms to leverage their automotive profits into less capital-intensive financial profits.
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Because the corporate income tax primarily applies to profits earned in the United States, companies have an incentive to avoid U.S. tax by earning profits overseas.
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Other researchers found that the testosterone level in the saliva of male financial traders predicted profits earned that day, because risk-taking often earns more profits.
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Currently, a law lets U.S. companies hold foreign profits overseas without paying U.S. corporate tax on them, unless those profits are brought into the United States.
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There can be ten other variables happening for other -- but as a single variable, in the equation, for profits and profits determine stock prices over time.
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Fannie wanted her family to make full use of the opportunities that her profits made possible, but the source of those profits had to stay hidden.
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So a landlord who sells one building can avoid paying capital gains taxes on the profits when he uses those profits to buy another investment property.
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In addition, in 1917 a new "excess profits tax" — on profits above the payer's prewar level — was imposed, and it ranged as high as 80 percent.
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Analysts anticipate higher profits at Microsoft because of its cloud computing success, while they expect Ford to report weaker profits because of steel and aluminum tariffs.
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A 10 percent increase would reduce Walmart's latest annual pretax profits by 28 percent, while a 20 percent pay increase would lower profits by 56 percent.
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Investors' outlook for U.S. corporate profits was at its most favorable in the survey's history, with the biggest divergence with emerging market profits since January 20113.
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That would require a change to the way foreign profits are taxed, which could be tied to a repatriation of the profits companies are holding overseas.
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Biden's version of this would levy a minimum tax of 15 percent on reported profits, even if deductions and credits push taxable profits down to zero.
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In his book, Comey: Comey should donate his book profits and the profits from any movie deal he is almost certainly peddling, to the #MeToo movement.
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But you have to ask, in a lot of companies, when there's a pile of money that's profits, you have to say who deserves those profits?
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Infrastructure-owning companies tend to be lucrative (soaking customers for monopoly profits) but tentative about expansion (because expansion means entering competitive markets where profits are lower).
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Sometimes regulation may not be totally consistent with making profits, but that's fine because there should be constraints on making profits if you're destroying social value.
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Instead of targeted subsidies for new investments from one particular company, he and Trump want to offer a broad subsidy to allinvestment profits — old profits and new profits, real returns on productive investments and returns on monopoly rents — in the hopes of maximally catering to investor interests.
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Over the past 12 months they have amassed $180bn in pre-tax profits, equivalent to roughly a tenth of all profits generated by American publicly-traded companies.
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Under the new territorial system, domestic profits will still be taxed, but profits earned abroad by U.S.-based multinationals, within some limits, will no longer be taxed.
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"Regardless of whether (the BOJ) intends to do so or not, they are squeezing the profits of commercial banks," Kubota said of YCC's impact on bank profits.
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The newspaper also claimed, citing documents, that almost all Wirecard's reported profits came from three partner companies and that much of those profits were booked through CardSystems.
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Waste-to-product group Renewi's shares added 8.2 percent on strong profits while Tate & Lyle rose 7.3 percent after the food ingredients firm reported higher annual profits.
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Corporate tax is based on profits, not revenues, and our profits remain modest given retail is a highly competitive, low-margin business and our continued heavy investment.
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"Pursuing profits is not wrong, but putting profits over helpless patients' lives is against any ethical standards," said a column in the official People's Daily on Monday.
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The company isn't disclosing the size of its profits, but it does say that it's profitable, and that its profits have tripled over the past two years.
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Casino said its French operations achieved operating profits of 556 million euros in 2017, also in line with the company's guidance for profits above 550 million euros.
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European companies, excluding the UK, are expected to see profits rise 9.1 percent this year, while profits for emerging market companies are projected to rise 63 percent.
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Theaters and movie exhibitors are expected to receive a decent chunk of profits to offset complaints that Screening Room could potentially throw a wrench into their profits.
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The tax would be based on the profits corporations report on their financial statements, rather than the profits corporations report for tax purposes, which can be lower.
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Many of the big banks distributed more of their profits last quarter with RF, BBT, Citigroup, and JP Morgan actually distributing in excess of third-quarter profits.
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ING jumped 8.2 percent after its second-quarter profits beat forecasts while Societe Generale shares also climbed 3.2 percent after the French bank reported higher net profits.
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"Corporate tax is based on profits, not revenues, and our profits remain modest given retail is a highly competitive, low-margin business and our continued heavy investment."
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Between the two proposals lies a fraught balance: One would curb profits in the housing market, while the other acknowledges that many Americans depend on those profits.
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Instead, any profits from the region will be donated to non-profits focused on humanitarian aid in different parts of the world, Airbnb said in its announcement.
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If royalties are to be collected, the author plans to donate the profits "substantially" to non-profits focused on government accountability around the world, the publisher said.
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One is that the United States, unlike most developed countries, seeks to tax US-based firms on their worldwide profits rather than only on their domestic profits.
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"Corporate tax is based on profits, not revenues, and our profits remain modest given retail is a highly competitive, low-margin business," according to recent Amazon statements.
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"A particularly troubling fact is that Gilead's purported offshore profits increased dramatically at the same time its U.S. sales revenues skyrocketed but its U.S. profits inexplicably dropped, suggesting Gilead may be improperly shifting a significant portion of its U.S. profits offshore to dodge U.S. taxes," the group said.
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Instead of targeted subsidies for new investments from one particular company, he and Trump want to offer a broad subsidy to all investment profits — old profits and new profits, real returns on productive investments and returns on monopoly rents — in the hopes of maximally catering to investor interests.
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Under the new tax law, domestic corporate profits will be taxed at 21 percent, down from 35 percent previously, while most foreign profits will no longer be taxed.
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Losses of 298 million euros at Colas were partly offset quarter by profits of 91 million euros at Bouygues Telecom and profits of 63 million euros at TF1.
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But in a healthy capitalist economy the idea is that high profits inspire businesses to invest more in order to capture a share of the profits for themselves.
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He added that Tuesday's price action adds to Tesla shorts' yearly profits, and that they are now up $1.79 billion, 21.87% in mark-to-market profits this year.
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Mining industry profits rose 261.6 percent from a year earlier in 2017, reversing a 27.5 percent loss in 2016, while growth of manufacturing profits quickened to 18.2 percent.
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The new law gives foreign investors more flexibility to transfer funds, including profits, out of the country, and removes tax on profits of major projects for 10 years.
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While Amazon's profits and sales are growing strongly, it has pumped billions of dollars into developing markets including India and China in the hopes of generating future profits.
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Casino said its French operations achieved operating profits of 508 million euros in 2016, in line with the company's guidance for profits of slightly over 500 million euros.
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Pass-throughs are businesses that do not pay taxes but instead report their taxable profits to their owners, who then pay tax on their share of the profits.
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This allows the seller to earn a higher sale price if future profits are greater while ensuring the buyer doesn't pay for promised future profits that never materialize.
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The GOP's final building block for corporate reform is switching from taxing firms on their global profits to taxing them on their U.S. profits, which is called territoriality.
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Corporation tax is based on profits, not revenues, and our profits have remained low given retail is a highly competitive, low-margin business and our continued heavy investment.
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Fannie wanted her family to make full and forthright use of the opportunities that her profits made possible, but the source of those profits had to stay hidden.
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Shares fell 6.83 percent after the company posted in-line profits as lower taxes offset a miss in operating profits and the company lowered its 2018 earnings forecast.
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THERE ARE SOME PEOPLE WHO BELIEVE ENTERPRISE SERVICES IS JUST STARTING TO RAMP AND A BILLION IN PROFITS – OPERATING PROFITS THIS YEAR, COULD BE A BILLION-TWO NEXT YEAR.
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"The operation involved substantial profits and Joe Mitchell boasted of £10,000 profits in the three months he was in custody," said Judge Simon Lawler, speaking in Sheffield Crown Court.
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After-tax profits without inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustment, which correspond to S&P 20.96 profits, fell at a 2122.8% rate as earnings of domestic nonfinancial corporations decreased.
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The TCJA aimed to increase investment by slashing the tax rate on corporate profits from 22018% to 21%, and temporarily allowing companies to deduct capital spending from profits immediately.
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It's a whole lot easier to show improved profits as a public company if you've accelerated the necessary investment for those future profits while you're still a private company.
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And, for only the second time since the end of the Great Recession, more respondents said profits were falling than those who said profits were rising at their companies.
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The profits are immense: in 2012 police broke up an operation in Fuenlabrada near Madrid, Spain's best-known Chinatown, claimed to have laundered profits of €200m-300m a year.
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For S&P 723 firms these exceptional profits are currently running at about $300 billion a year, equivalent to a third of taxed operating profits, or 1.7% of GDP.
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U.S. law presently allows corporations to defer corporate taxes on their foreign profits until they repatriate these profits by transferring them from their foreign subsidiaries to the United States.
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Beyond the coffee, documents obtained by the Post claim Grenade used Grumpy's likeness for T-shirts without sharing profits, and didn't fully pay up on iced coffee profits, either.
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Corporate profits, meanwhile, are close to record levels as a share of national income, and the tax cuts make those profits worth even more to shareholders and senior executives.
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And although S&P 500 profits are teetering near record highs, Hussman wants investors to take heed: Declines in margins often lag hiccups in economywide profits amid nonfinancial companies.
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With profits so low in the restaurant industry, averaging just 3% to 5%, employers may not have the option to accept less in profits without going in the red.
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Dollar General and Dollar Tree both reported profits above analysts' expectations for the latest quarter, in contrast with weak profits at department stores such as Macy's Inc and Target.
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If it were the case that that entire check went towards landlord profits, then landlords could just forego profits for some period of time and we would be fine.
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Apple, Google, Microsoft, and others derive their profits from technological advantages, brand name, and market power; cutting the taxes on those profits just leaves their owners with more money.
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As Figure 3 shows, tax-haven countries end up showing ridiculously high levels of profits relative to wages, basically because the profits aren't being earned where they're being reported.
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Businesses have record after-tax profits, and there is no evidence that giving them even more after-tax profits will unleash an economic renaissance, despite claims to the contrary.
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That's because its aggregate tax rate on its foreign profits would be 2023 percent, or total foreign taxes of $280 million divided by total foreign profits of $2 billion.
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Panasonic said first-quarter operating profits rose 216 percent, in line with expectations, while Mizuho Financial Group announced net profits fell nearly 21.1845 percent due to low interest rates.
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Amazon — yes, Amazon — is on a profits streak.
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Shares fell {MMM;-PCTCHNG:2} percent after the company posted in-line profits as lower taxes offset a miss in operating profits and the company lowered its 2018 earnings forecast.
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Profits at the bank's Mexican unit, which accounts for around 40 percent of group profits, rose 13.7 percent in April to June thanks to a recovering peso and higher revenues.
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They want to end taxation on the foreign profits of U.S. multinational corporations and must agree on a measure to stop U.S. corporations from moving headquarters and shifting profits overseas.
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Sean Ashton of Anchor Capital, which owns Naspers shares, optimistically reckons that total profits in the "rump" could soon grow faster than Tencent's profits (which rose by 42% in 2016).
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Anritsu rose 4.4% after the measurement equipment with strength in 5G related products reported better-than-expected 65.3% growth in operating profits Zozo jumped 11.7% after surprisingly strong quarterly profits.
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In subsequent years, Apple Sales International's profits continued to climb but, under the agreement, its taxable profits in Ireland did not — the effective tax rate decreased to 0.005% in 2014.
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So much of the argument revolved around a related question: how does one separate out the profits on the front casing from the profits on the "innards" of the phone?
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After tax profits without inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustment, which correspond to S&P 23.5 profits fell at a 20.4 percent rate or $20.4 billion in the fourth quarter.
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Richard Blumenthal: Worth noting: The New York Times Co. generated $29.1 million in profits for 2016, and more than $66 million in profits for the first six months of 2017.
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British rival BP on Tuesday reported its highest quarterly profits in five years, while French rival Total's profits rose to their highest since 2012 as both firms ramped up production.
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After all, their taxman claims a right to grab a share of their global profits, unlike most European authorities, which aim to tax only the local profits of global firms.
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In addition to rewarding bad past behavior, Congress would change the corporate taxation rules so that corporations would pay taxes on only American-sourced profits and not all worldwide profits.
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Citi-branded cards in the U.S. provide about 10 percent of Citigroup revenue and profits and are seen by Corbat as one of the company's best shots at growing profits.
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The data showed that corporate profits were booming, with profits from current production up $72.4 billion in the second quarter, nearly three times their first quarter increase of $26.7 billion.
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Earlier, Nokia posted better-than-expected quarterly profits and forecast a recovery in profits by 2020, encouraging investors spooked last year by a weakening equipment market and acquisition integration missteps.
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Airlines posted lower profits on the year in the past quarter, but both profits and margins will likely stabilize in 2018, said Jonathan Root, a senior credit officer at Moody's.
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After tax profits without inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustment, which correspond to S&P 500 profits, fell at a 1.7 percent rate or $34.2 billion in the fourth quarter.
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Recent data showed profits at industrial companies grew at a slower pace in May, and state firms' profits fell at a faster rate, reinforcing the view that conditions are deteriorating.
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Of the 21 gas plants on the list, he sees profits from using the credit for 12 of them, though only 5 of them would see profits via direct sequestration.
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He advocates giving up on trying to tax the overseas profits of American companies — which he considers a fool's game — and instead more aggressively taxing the profits they earn here.
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Since taking office, he has denied making any profits from the Trump Organization — but the company has not disclosed its profits for the last several years, so who really knows?
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While most corporate leaders may not agree with Milton Friedman's philosophy that "the social responsibility of business is to increase its profits," most businesses do prioritize profits over job creation.
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And because the Chinese market has produced $212 billion in profits for GM since 201, money spent to build cars there comes from its own operations, not from US profits.
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The government also took down a notch its view on corporate profits, largely due to weakening third-quarter profits among manufacturers, compared with the same period in the previous year.
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While most corporate leaders may not agree with Milton Friedman's philosophy that "the social responsibility of business is to increase its profits," most businesses do prioritize profits over job creation.
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The share of profits in national income fluctuates, but it has been a lot higher in recent years than it was during the great stock surge of the late 1990s — that is, we've had a profits boom without a comparably large economic boom, making the relationship between profits and prosperity weak at best.
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Bucking the trend, Suntory Beverage & Food rose 4.5% after its April-June profits beat market expectations Taiyo Yuden also held relatively firm after the Apple supplier posted strong April-June profits.
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Supporters of Chavez's nationalizations say he was right to take back control of Venezuela's commodities riches to channel the profits into social programs at home rather than profits for multinational companies.
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Stronger unions would have every incentive to bargain down capital's share of companies' profits, but very little incentive to support competition-boosting reforms that might undermine the stability of those profits.
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Kering had 2018 revenues of 13.67 billion euros and net profits of 3.72 billion, while Hermes generated revenues of around 6 billion euros last year and net profits of 1.4 billion.
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If a supermarket profits from selling machine guns to the mentally unhinged, for example, there is no action that shareholders can undertake with those profits that can mitigate the ensuing deaths.
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Overall, refiners are still enjoying healthy margins as the strong profits from gasoline compensate for much weaker profits on distillates; the market is signalling that refiners should continue to maximise production.
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When profits are high, investors should fear that they will fall and pay a low multiple of current profits; instead valuations have only been higher in 1929 and the late 1990s.
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Religious non-profits objected to an Obamacare workaround that required them to fill out a form so that insurers could provide contraception to the non-profits' employees without their direct involvement.
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When profits are finally shared (remember, it often takes years to exit, if at all), they'll receive a share of any profits in line with their share of the carry points.
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Overall, refiners are still enjoying healthy margins as the strong profits from gasoline compensate for much weaker profits on distillates; the market is signaling that refiners should continue to maximize production.
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Google achieved an effective tax rate of 5003% on its non-American profits in 2500-21890 by routing profits to Bermuda, via Ireland and the Netherlands (known as a double Irish).
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Apple has accumulated billions in profits and, with the assistance of tax-haven-based subsidiaries, managed to pay little tax on those profits to any national government anywhere in the world.
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Instead, it taxes profits invested in liquid assets like stocks and bonds at 2338.8 percent, and profits invested in harder-to-sell assets like real estate and equipment at 210 percent.
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It said group profits would decline next year, citing increased spending on energy supply networks, broadband telecoms and renewable power generation that it argued made a temporary decline in profits worthwhile.
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And the higher tax on soft or intangible profits, like on patents, creates incentives to move hard or tangible profits abroad, like through outsourcing jobs into factories in low-tax countries.
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Real reform would also include a minimum tax on profits earned abroad by American corporations in the year those profits are earned, minus a credit for taxes paid to other countries.
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She argues that the United States and other countries ought to tax profits that corporations earn from sales inside their borders, similar to the way American states now tax corporate profits.
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But heavy industry and mining continued to struggle, with ferrous metal smelting and rolling firms seeing profits fall 15.8 percent in the quarter and profits for coal miners slumping 92.6 percent.
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Adding to that caution, the statistics bureau warned that profits from investment and non-core activities "increased dramatically", and that the rise in profits was not seen across the industrial spectrum.
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Codelco, which hands over all of its profits to the state, is seen posting pre-tax profits of $703 million and producing 1.704 million tonnes of copper in 2016, said Pizarro.
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Traders seem perfectly capable of understanding that profits got an extra boosts from tax cuts, and profits next year are expected to increase at a healthy 10 percent clip over 2018.
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They make it easier for companies to move profits overseas by adopting a territorial system where profits earned abroad are taxed at a lower rate, and sometimes not taxed at all.
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It's community property ... so they'll be splitting the profits.
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This adds up to lower profits — or even losses.
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This will dent their profits -- assuming they have any.
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It was David Sarnoff who wanted glory — and profits.
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People, Power, and Profits , by Joseph E. Stiglitz (Norton) .
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Here's why: • Profits rose 153 percent to $3.69 billion.
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My employer shares some of its profits with me in exchange for a product (news stories) it sells to advertisers who will buy commercials so my employer can make even more profits.
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Warren cited two high-profile examples: Amazon has reported $210 billion in 23 profits but zero in U.S. corporate taxes; Occidental Petroleum has reported $4.1 billion in profits and also paid zero.
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Behind this business-investment slowdown, the broadest measure of profits from the GDP accounts, which very closely tracks IRS profits, has been negative for the past three quarters measured year-on-year.
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Yet remarkably, savvy investors have bet millions of dollars that Spiegel will manage the company tolerably well in the coming decades, earn big profits, and eventually pay those profits back to shareholders.
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The delay of A320neo deliveries to the latter part of the year was the main factor dampening profits in the first quarter, he said, after Airbus reported 52 percent lower core profits.
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To justify its current valuation, Netflix's gross operating profits in a decade's time would have to be equivalent to about half of all the profits made by American entertainment firms this year.
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The recall is a setback for Samsung, which after years of declining sales and profits, reported its biggest profits in two years in July, thanks to the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge.
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The drop in first-half profits was driven by declining profits in the auto, oil processing and steel sectors, Zhu Hong of the statistics bureau said in a statement accompanying the data.
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Credit Agricole's higher profits echoed a similar performance at other rival French banks this quarter, with BNP Paribas and Natixis posting higher earnings, although legal costs contributed to SocGen reporting lower profits.
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That would increase the impact of tax avoidance as those companies currently do owe taxes on profits they book offshore — to be paid when they repatriate those profits to the U.S. parent.
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You might expect that the hit to profits in the energy sector caused by cheaper fuel would be counterbalanced by higher profits in sectors that use fuel, like airlines and trucking firms.
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The Dutch bank ING Groep NV tumbled after reporting a 6.1 pct decline in first-quarter profits, but France's BNP Paribas rose 1 percent after its first-quarter net profits beat expectations.
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The New York attorney general alleged that he funneled Glacial profits into the Congo mining company, which operated in a region where illicit mining profits have been used to fund armed conflict.
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By slapping taxes on sizeable profits from foreign intangible assets such as patents, the GILTI seeks to tame the incentive to shift those profits abroad through the use of intellectual property (IP).
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However, FTSE 22005 profits fell over 40 percent, helping to lift CEOs' earnings to the equivalent of 0.58 percent of their companies' total profits for the year, from 0.32 percent in 2014.
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With companies taking frantic measures to combat declining profits as inventories rocket to fresh record highs and sluggish winter demand hurts profits, traders speculated that further cuts may be on their way.
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Second, expectations of future profits drive pharmaceutical investments, which means that reducing profits will negatively affect research and development (more on this point below, which is more controversial than it should be).
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After-tax profits without inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustment, which corresponds to S&P 500 profits, were revised down to show them declining $23.1 billion, or at a rate of 1.2%.
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Under the previous law, it would have paid a 6900 percent tax rate on these profits, but only after repatriating those profits to the United States, a step it could defer indefinitely.
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The government also reported on Thursday after-tax profits without inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustment, which correspond to S&P 500 profits, fell at a 0.2% rate in the first quarter.
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TERRITORIAL SYSTEM: Exempts U.S. corporations from U.S. taxes on most future foreign profits, ending the present worldwide system of taxing profits of all U.S.-based corporations, no matter where they are earned.
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"Consensus expectations for 2015-16 earnings are now for an 8 percent decline in profits, driven by a 503 percent fall in resources earnings and a 2 percent fall in bank profits, leaving profits in the rest of the market up just 1 percent," explained Shane Oliver, head of investment strategy and chief economist at AMP Capital.
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In Germany it wasn't declining but it was still easier to turn a blind eye to what Deutsche Bank does and fund, through its super-profits (paper profits but nonetheless profits) part of the expansion of the social welfare system in Germany, than to keep pressing Siemens for greater transfers to the state and to wages.
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"Not only does that imply higher net profits for some companies, but could also lead to some U.S. corporations to bring some offshore accumulated profits for reinvestment in their operations here," Wyatt said.
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HSBC's group adjusted profits also beat expectations, although statutory profits, including one-off items and adverse movements in the value of its own debt, fell 19% from a year ago to US$4.96bn.
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Its investments are worth 235% of Apple's market value, and its profits (investment income, plus gains on derivatives, less interest costs) have been 294% of Apple's pre-tax profits so far this year.
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In addition, Grumpy Cat claims that Grenade failed to provide an accounting of sales and profits and failed to pay a percentage of Grumppuccino profits, as well as selling unauthorized Grumppuccino T-shirts.
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The government also reported on Thursday that after-tax profits without inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustment, which correspond to S&P 500 profits, fell at a 0.2% rate in the first quarter.
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French manufacturing group Alstom, which has agreed to merge its rail operations with Germany's Siemens , reported a rise in annual sales and profits and forecast further growth in profits in the medium term.
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He's using his profits to be able to afford to work as an unpaid intern this summer: "The profits will cover my housing, food, and transportation for the next 4 months," he said.
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Musaddi said the results beat consensus for new business profits and operating profits, although operating cash earnings were a slight miss, weighed by the cost of expanding operations and improving the firm's infrastructure.
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In this case, they will be looking to answer whether an award of the infringer's profits should be limited to those profits attributable only to the patented component or to the entire device.
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Gary Hufbauer, Reginald Jones senior fellow at the Peterson Institute, says the move to tax foreign profits is a big change for companies that used the current law to leave profits untaxed overseas.
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A related and unresolved issue that came up during the recent congressional hearing was the "record profits" in the banking industry and whether those profits could be consistent with reports of declining profitability.
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Among the top fallers were Swiss money manager GAM, which fell 13.3 percent after posting lower profits, and temporary power provider Aggreko, which fell 12.9 percent after first-half profits missed some forecasts.
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He promised to insulate himself from his businesses by donating the profits from foreign stays at his hotel to the federal government and limiting the information he received about his profits and losses.
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He promised to insulate himself from his businesses by donating the profits from foreign stays at his hotel to the federal government and limiting the information he received about his profits and losses.
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For example, traditional economic thinking is that if profits in a certain industry become very high, it becomes attractive for new incumbents to enter the market, and those excess profits get competed away.
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The central bank said it had started distributing 35.2 billion lira to shareholders as advance dividend from last year's profits, as well as 5.3 billion lira of legal reserves from its 2018 profits.
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The union says that because the airline's financial performance has improved (its parent company IAG reported a 9 percent rise in profits last year) — employees should see a greater share of the profits.
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He also wants to implement a version of what Warren has called a "real corporate profits tax" — preventing companies from reporting profits to investors while telling the IRS they have no taxable income.
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Autor pointed out that the shift in the share of G.D.P. from labor to profits affects inequality in that payments to capital and profits are much more unequally distributed than payment to wages.
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But behind these seemingly trivial attacks lie large potential profits.
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Good to see #Google paying more tax on past profits.
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Moreover, it is unclear what "profits" might even mean here.
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But the daily war between its directors endangered corporate profits.
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Weak profits could limit an anticipated rebound in business spending.
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Edenred said it eyed higher 2017 profits after strong H1.
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Fourth quarter profits are expected to grow about 18 percent.
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Traditionally multiples contract when the outlook for corporate profits declines.
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That's after profits already fell slightly in the first quarter.
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The hysteria seems to be sustained by glasses company profits.
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IT CAN be horribly difficult to tax tech giants' profits.
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Net profits were up sharply also to 3.1 billion yuan.
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Investors will take profits as the Australian dollar nears $0.775.
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Lewis' challenge is to translate stronger trading into improved profits.
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Home sales: Americans made the largest profits in these cities .
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The bank said all of its subsidiaries abroad made profits.
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Findep has consistently delivered profits over the past four years.
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Stocks are trading at 183 times this year's projected profits.
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He's suing for any profits Playboy's made off Macca's mullet.
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Or is it just to ride the wave of profits?
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But the popularity hurt profits, and MoviePass adjusted the plan.
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If I could make two series, it's double the profits.
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Half of the profits go toward the per capita payments.
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After food costs and overhead, they divide the profits evenly.
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"Our profits dipped sharply over the past year," he said.
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If rising wages reduce profits, labour's share could yet rebound.
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Their profits soared and many built oligopolies through big takeovers.
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Boeing's profits came primarily from its defense and space business.
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Some of the profits are given back to the farmers.
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Instead, I believe in a "people over profits" economic agenda.
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Profits from the China trade bankrolled the American Industrial Revolution.
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CrossFit doesn't take an additional cut of its affiliates profits.
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The company's profits did not suffer much in the quarter.
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The profits from environmental crime breed insecurity around the world.
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The money mountain will get much bigger as profits soar.
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Did location matter more to them than profits and success?
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That technology generated huge profits for mobile pioneers like Vodafone.
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They also believe that people should be put before profits.
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Her profits can now reach 50,000 kwacha ($5,200) a month.
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Verdict: Sounds like that businessman will see his profits slashed.
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BIG PROFITS The rush has also opened up moneymaking opportunities.
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Until 2017, Amazon consistently focused on growth rather than profits.
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In return, SLSJET would get to keep any additional profits.
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It's denting profits for major companies like Hasbro and Caterpillar.
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Facebook posted profits just shy of $7 billion last year.
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In turn, that drives corporate growth in profits and headcount.
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Large and growing profits are an indicator of market power.
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Big profits are a sign that companies wield market power.
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Separately, official data showed an improvement in China's industrial profits.
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Some people can take profits, but they can't cut losses.
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If they do that well, he believes profits will follow.
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Adyen's revenue grew 99 percent in 2016, while profits expanded.
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The firm's profits have soared and investors have made hay.
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FCA's strength and profits come from America; Renault's from Europe.
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They are buying things for 10 years' worth of profits.
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Capitalist oligarchs run businesses with profits higher than many countries.
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Consolidation has been accompanied by high profits and shoddy service.
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Economic growth and corporate profits are far more important factors.
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According to Newman, the first year of profits exceeded $300,000.
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That will play a critical role in strong bank profits.
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It means more volume, more anxiety, more profits from trading.
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But he neglected profits and roamed over all three layers.
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PROFITS GREW AT, WHAT, 20% YEAR ON YEAR FIRST HALF.
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Corporate tax cuts: How big an impact on corporate profits?
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The hit to total profits was about $6bn, or 3%.
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Profits and market caps for the publishers have also swelled.
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What profits remain are insufficient to service large debt piles.
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ChemChina does not disclose details on its finances or profits.
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In 20123 they contributed $4bn, or 6% of Apple's profits.
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Keeping profits growing year over year (YoY) is even harder.
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We would need one large exit to see good profits.
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Corporate profits soared from the confluence of all these forces.
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History suggests that profits will be hard to come by.
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Since the global recall, Samsung has seen its profits sink.
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But increased scale has yet to turn losses to profits.
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Normally such high leverage is reckless, because profits are volatile.
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"As a people we believe in profits," says Mr Ikolo.
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"Selling drugs and guns wouldn't generate such profits," he says.
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It said profits in 2019 would be well below expectations.
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Profits, productivity, business investment, and ISM manufacturing are all down.
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However, profits are high, relative to GDP, at the moment.
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Its share price, revenues and profits all peaked in 20153.
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And why were companies, their soaring profits suggested, more protected?
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It is usually a fixed sum based on expected profits.
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This would reduce the company's future profits while benefiting Mongolia.
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Yet despite their customers' distaste, big firms mint huge profits.
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But insurers and PBMs are still turning large overall profits.
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What liabilities must be serviced before shareholders get their profits?
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Estate agents fret that the tax will hit their profits.
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More device sales often result in higher revenue and profits.
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Paid maternity leave is proven to enhance productivity and profits.
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Profits from marijuana sales also can be restricted from banks.
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Profits won't come as easily, but the alternative is stark.
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So during its infancy, Apple quickly grew while increasing profits.
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Later today, the company is expected to report record profits.
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We're not in – trying to capture all the profits side.
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Even without energy, profits would be up just 0.6 percent:
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Higher income from fees and lending helped to boost profits.
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A weaker yen boosts manufacturers' profits made abroad when repatriated.
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Voestalpine's profits could bounce back faster than those of rivals.
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Profits before taxes fell to $2.2 billion from $2.5 billion.
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Those parts that used to generate good profits are stalling.
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Meanwhile Google, its core business, saw revenues and profits rise.
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So negative rates act as a tax on bank profits.
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Hospital profits and cash reserves are hovering near historic highs.
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Wynn Macau Q1 net profits rose 10.23 percent on year.
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A negative interest rate will likely see their profits dented.
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That's right — she's making no profits on this week's sales.
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Facebook still brought in $4.26 billion in profits last quarter.
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See these bootleg 'Star Wars' toys More kids, higher profits?
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And let's not forget, they had record profits last year.
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The cartels sent profits from their European sales to Hezbollah.
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This represented over 60% of their profits during the period.
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Andeavor posted net profits of about $1.5 billion last year.
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Protecting our community is more important than maximizing our profits.
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Third quarter net profits at French investment bank Natixis CNAT.
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But most of India's tech startups make losses, not profits.
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Naqvi said the introduction of derivatives should help drive profits.
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Credit card profits could prove a fleeting lifeline for retailers.
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Rising steel prices have lifted steel companies' profits and shares.
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And we have to learn to put people over profits.
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We should increase trade, jobs, and profits; not reduce them.
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He also claimed he got stiffed out of huge profits.
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So people are taking profits and they probably should be.
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HUL Q2 profits rose 19 percent to 15.25 billion rupees.
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He's suing for his fair cut of the 'Ghosts' profits.
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Adjusted net profits rose 66 percent to 681 million euros.
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Businesses should be more than about making revenues and profits.
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The company for years had been known for rollercoaster profits.
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PROBLEMS - AND PROFITS Roy's project was not an initial success.
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He said he would consider taking profits in the stock.
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Profits are expected to dip across the industry this year.
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This flood has swept away the profits of Japanese rivals.
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Limp profits and brickbats from regulators, alas, have become routine.
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The tax system encourages them to park foreign profits abroad.
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An intense burst of consolidation will boost their profits more.
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Today's profits, too, may be more vulnerable than they look.
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Nor do profits translate into jobs as once they did.
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AS largest, accounting for almost half of group annual profits.
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And ARM has also been growing rapidly while generating profits.
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But some are willing to wait to seek higher profits.
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When prices, and hence profits, fall, those systems adjust automatically.
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That could impair profits for pipelines to supply those plants.
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Raising taxes on income and profits has its risks, though.
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Disney's "The Lion King" has delivered steady profits since 1997.
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Before taxes, the bank earned 40.63 billion rupees in profits.
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Unfortunately, those billions in profits have come at consumers' expense.
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While banking sector profits are rising, loan growth remains restrained.
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"Profits could be lower than we think," Mr. Heal said.
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Dissent isn't allowed, especially when large corporate profits are involved.
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He started small with hats that brought in huge profits.
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Like those, it generates major profits for the formal economy.
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" Huntington Ingalls Industries: "I want you to take some profits.
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A pricing war in the market could undermine automakers' profits.
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I believe they use emotion as leverage to gain profits.
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But it seems unlikely that profits can stay elevated indefinitely.
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The sector accounted for almost all of the operating profits.
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Why do we have a system that values profits over
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If their target ends up recovering, they pocket big profits.
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But the company maintained its guidance on this year's profits.
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But the company maintained its guidance on this year's profits.
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Putin has long dreamed of reaping profits from Arctic oil.
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Profits slipped however at the company's van and bus divisions.
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All of these expenses add up, as do the profits.
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Restaurant Brands International jumped 6.3%, after quarterly profits topped expectations.
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He estimates Nvidia can generate profits above Wall Street expectations.
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Shareholders are reaping more in the form of corporate profits.
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First, competition is expensive, risky, and it invariably reduces profits.
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Restaurant Brands International jumped 6.623%, after quarterly profits topped expectations.
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Steel output was also curtailed by poor profits at mills.
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Profits and jobs have increased and remain at high levels.
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Service is where most traditional car dealerships tap into profits.
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At worst they are using these rebates to bolster profits.
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WATCH: Cohn discusses the ramifications of companies repatriating overseas profits.
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Amazon is a company, after all, looking to maximize profits.
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In the first quarter, European profits leapt to $434 million.
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Half of the profits will be going to charity, too.
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A rising rate environment is also good for their profits.
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But declining profits have made it vulnerable to a takeover.
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The best part was that because I increased my profits.
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Small companies in Massachusetts don't stash profits in the Netherlands.
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Profits took off, but so did disenchantment with the industry.
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S. trade row on corporate profits and overall economic growth.
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Trump recently boasted that U.S. steel manufacturers' profits are up.
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Amazon has always focused on driving revenue while disregarding profits.
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Nintendo's latest Switch console has helped it post big profits.
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Influencers make a small cut of the profits this way.
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Flores turned over the profits to the DEA, prosecutors said.
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In a capitalistic system, maximizing profits is the overarching concern.
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The big picture: The profits don't just lead tohefty paydays.
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This despite insurance companies reporting record profits this past year.
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Rising corporate profits provided fuel for the sizzling stock market.
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All the while, their corporate employers have seen record profits.
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Gains were capped as some investors booked profits, traders said.
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From 6900 to 2628, Wall Street profits rose 28503 percent.
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" He added: "I don't run the Mavs to maximize profits.
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Netflix isn't getting judged by Wall Street on its profits.
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But also, importantly, in revenue and profits as a company.
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I don't blame anyone who wants to take some profits.
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The lower corporate rate will raise corporate profits, benefitting shareholders.
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That would make profits elusive and further raise premium prices.
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A larger payroll has halved his profits from last year.
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From 2015 to 2016, Wall Street profits rose 21 percent.
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Farmers aren't being paid, while corporate agribusinesses report huge profits.
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The bank's profits are returned to the state through dividends.
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Live Nation has made record profits for seven straight years.
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And they can also afford to make some decent profits.
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Adjusted net profits rose 13 percent to 681 million euros.
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Berkshire's profits improved across each of its major business units.
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The economy's so healthy right now, and profits are soaring.
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That means Etsy profits off the sale of these items.
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Profits reached $313 million, reversing a $473,247 loss in 2000.
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Drivers can request injections to boost profits during a shift.
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That figure includes profits from sexual exploitation and forced labor.
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Profits for the company hit $720 million for the quarter.
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There are extra profits being realized in this business model.
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Or, from the boss' perspective, it's more profits without costs.
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So it's hard to show raising prices and monopoly profits.
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Who profits from continuing to incarcerate people for using marijuana?
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Bandcamp are giving 100% of their profits to ACLU today.
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"Profits have been rising over time," Barkai said last week.
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"Patients, not profits, have driven our actions," the company said.
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EVERYBODY KNOWS WE NEED TO BE ABLE TO REPATRIATE PROFITS.
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But since that gain, profits have declined, the source added.
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In 2014, the grocer overstated its profits and shares tumbled.
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Traders said some speculators were unwinding bets and booking profits.
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Cutting vehicle production also cuts GM's revenue and potentially profits.
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Profits fell in four of the past five years. reut.
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That's what I want to know: Where are the profits?
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But over the years, cheaper bearings from overseas eroded profits.
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Amazon, Microsoft and Alphabet reported glowing quarterly profits on Thursday.
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"This is not about profits or making money," says Morgulis.
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Our obligation is not just to increase profits for shareholders.
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Yamilah's also making 2.5 percent of the film merch profits.
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Authorities need to stop sharing in the profits with perpetrators.
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Profits generated from those contracts would be taxed in Ireland.
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How do companies decide what to do with their profits?
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Still, they reap spectacular profits that warrant runaway share prices.
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They pad corporate profits and send stock prices sky high.
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The raids are supposed to cut into the cartel's profits.
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Chevron reported its refining and chemical profits fell 21 percent.
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S. tariff war dents trade, corporate profits and overall growth.
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Tougher emissions rules and declining demand have been hurting profits.
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The company says $100 million will cover its lost profits.
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Typically, car plants must operate two shifts to generate profits.
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The souring sentiment around corporate profits has been fairly broad.
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Their ability to increase profits is all dependent on that.
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As deflation pushed down prices, companies struggled to increase profits.
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After years of record profits, the company is slowing down.
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And with their profits squeezed, they could abandon the marketplaces.
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Corporate profits ballooned, and retail investors rushed into the market.
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All profits from the evening will go to the alliance.
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But very small amounts of opioids can bring tremendous profits.
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How much are those fees, and what are the profits?
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The same place the tech industry always finds profits: software.
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The board followed a strategy emphasizing profits and stock price.
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But when she left, she accused Martin of withholding profits.
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According to the company, green development is good for profits.
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The measures send a message: People matter more than profits.
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A lack of profits is unlikely to scare off investors.
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Marriott International had net profits in 2017 of $1.37 billion.
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All internet companies must place humanity first and profits second.
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As expected, a capitalist is always thinking of profits first.
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But their profits were not growing at the same pace.
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Dividends absorbed just under half of profits in both periods.
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"They socialize the risk and privatize the profits," he said.
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That decision will probably cut into the network's advertising profits.
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Hong Kong accounts for about half of the bank's profits.
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Share prices often rise when expectations of future profits do.
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"Profits also tend to be more cyclical with the economy."
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It forecast a recovery in profits in the second half.
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But the increase in medallion values offered much greater profits.
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"Firms emphasize generating revenue, and profits per partner," she said.
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I stand with fellow employees who prioritize sustainability over profits.
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The changes resulted in less broken inventory and bigger profits.
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Wage growth is strongest in America, but so are profits.
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But funding comes with high expectations for revenue and profits.
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But how do you hold on to those outsize profits?
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Credit card profits could prove a fleeting lifeline for retailers.
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BRIAN MOYNIHAN: Record profits and delivering-- JOE KERNEN: Good job.
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Results position the company to top Apple in quarterly profits.
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That's a drop of about 25 percent in expected profits!
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The first, and most glaring, is its lack of profits.
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"Profits are paramount to everything a company does," Fink stressed.
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These projects resulted in profits of $22015 million, prosecutors said.
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Boeing's profits have sagged, even turning a loss in Q2.
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Remember, most of these people are looking for windfall profits.
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The first, and most glaring, is WeWork's lack of profits.
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Will he be able to protect the environment over profits?
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He succeeded in preventing a collapse of sales and profits.
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The changes resulted in less broken inventory and bigger profits.
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However, as the West deregulated markets, profits from trading soared.
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Prosecutors said he earned illicit profits of just over $23.3,24.
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Prosecutors said he earned illicit profits of just over $130,000.
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Revenues and profits in Mr Khan's division had grown nicely.
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In dispute would be profits from Trump's hotels and businesses.
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Fees translate to profits for companies like Visa and PayPal.
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The biggest hit to profits came from weaker oil prices.
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" The company said the tariffs "will also reduce Deltas profits.
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Revenue and profits are falling in markets around the world.
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Shuanghui historically distributed approximately 90% of net profits as dividends.
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Every time the wall goes up, so do smuggling profits.
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Baidu did, however, report profits that topped Wall Street expectations.
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The International Labour Organization estimates annual profits at $150 billion.
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Optimism over profits is at its highest level since 2011.
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But what if you could have both profits and impact?
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Mr. Mickelson agreed to repay nearly $1 million in profits.
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It's going to hit profits of some of these companies.
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Profits have also soared this year for other chicken processors.
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Their competitors are able to raise prices, increase their profits.
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Their profits were laundered in the Netherlands, Dutch prosecutors alleged.
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They are willing to wait for profits, sometimes for years.
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But because profits are low, many pharmaceutical companies dropped it.
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Its profits were hit by high costs of raw materials.
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Lee wasn't elected to bailout industries enjoying record high profits.
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Their profits come largely from credit card and membership fees.
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Increased regulation and decreased profits sent the nation's banks packing.
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That increased their profits by hundreds of billions of dollars.
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I'm giving all the profits of the book to charity.
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Profits increased at a 22.3% rate in the second quarter.
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Are we going to have certain taxes on corporate profits?
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And yet the underlying fundamentals — corporate profits — have been subdued.
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Some wonder whether the profits will instead go to stockholders.
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So far I've donated about 10 percent of my profits.
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Apple makes a significant fraction of its profits from China.
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That was reflected in corporate profits that drive equity values.
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Are we going to have certain taxes on corporate profits?
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And bear in mind, corporate profits had already been healthy.
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Over the last quarter, Google's profits increased by 84 percent.
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For small producers, the system cuts deeply into meager profits.
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Credit cards now represent more than 40% of Macy's profits.
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An additional 40 percent of corporate profits went to dividends.
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Many have reported higher profits and increased payments to shareholders.
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But profits dwindled, and in 2018, he closed the business.
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But traditional capitalism operates under a key disciplining force: profits.
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Peer Chanel reported higher annual sales and profits on Monday.
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Social media profits from turning private lives into public monuments.
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Privately owned, the company doesn't report revenues, profits or losses.
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He's suing for any profits they made off the shirts.
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We see digital as a very important driver of profits.
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Higher prices help producers lock in profits for future sales.
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That was underscored by weak profits in the fourth quarter.
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Apple, for example, has $246 billion in profits sitting overseas.
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S. trade conflict would escalate further and hurt corporate profits.
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Edenred, which competes with caterers Sodexo and Compass as well as credit card networks MasterCard and Visa, also forecast a further rise in full year 22018 operating profits after posting higher first half-profits.
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Warren's new tax, which she dubs the "Real Corporate Profits Tax," would account for profits U.S. companies make globally and would also be imposed on foreign companies doing substantial work in the United States.
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Kurz added that he also hoped the bloc would make progress on ensuring internet companies like Facebook and Google pay more tax on profits in the countries where those profits are made, he said.
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France's Safran predicted 7-1003 percent growth in core income this year as it unveiled higher-than-expected 2017 sales and profits, with strong demand for aircraft equipment offsetting a dip in engine profits.
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Legacy channels investment profits into causes and charities championed by the firms producing the profits, and "when you look at the foundations and groups they are looking to help, it's really impressive," says Callaghan.
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Finance minister Philip Hammond said some multinationals were avoiding tax on profits generated from selling to UK customers by using inter-group royalty payments to shift those profits into affiliates in low-tax jurisdictions.
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But there seems to be precious little evidence that reducing the payout ratio — the percent of profits that are returned to investors through dividends and, by extension, through buybacks — would somehow magically improve profits.
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But the rise of the multinational firm with operations throughout the world has led to new opportunities to shift profits and avoid tax, because multinational companies can choose to locate profits where they please.
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These include increased country-by-country reporting by multinationals of profits, taxes paid and so on, and tighter rules on transferring intellectual property between subsidiaries as a means of parking profits in tax havens.
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Adding fuel to that interest is that under the new U.S. tax law, profits made by American companies' overseas subsidiaries will be taxed at 10.5 percent, half the 21 percent rate on domestic profits.
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Supreme Court curbs SEC power to seize profits from fraud: The Supreme Court issued a ruling Monday that curbs the power of the Securities and Exchange Commission to recoup profits earned in securities fraud.
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"The BOJ is mindful of the risk that its low-interest rate policy, if prolonged, could weigh on financial institutions' profits," he added, noting that reduced profits could discourage financial institutions from boosting lending.
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Certainly there is nothing wrong with earning profits in health care, even significant ones, but the manner in which these profits were earned does matter, especially in the wake of such a significant merger.
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) revealed that the nation's 5,21625 federally insured banks reeled in $2900 billion in profits last year, according to the agency's quarterly banking profile Yearly profits increased increased $220006.
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Warp plans to donate 25 percent of its profits to local non-profits (though presumably not RideAustin), and if someone drives for more than 40 hours a week, the company won't take a commission.
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And investors are growing more concerned about the outlook for corporate profits next year, despite third-quarter results that showed that profits at S&P 500 companies rose at the fastest pace since 2010.
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Also, a substantial fraction of corporate profits really represents rewards to monopoly power, not returns on investment — and cutting taxes on monopoly profits is a pure giveaway, offering no reason to invest or hire.
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Big banks Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, BlackRock are among those reporting results later on Wednesday and expectations are high after JPMorgan posted record profits and Citi beat estimates, though Wells Fargo profits slumped.
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Moreover, according to Hammer's motion, there was no fraud: The investors' returns were contingent on TRC Fundings' profits, and because the company has not yet earned profits, the investors are not entitled to payment.
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The discussions, which are expected to last months, could end with an agreement on a global minimum tax that all multinational companies must pay on their profits, regardless of where the profits are booked.
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Banks are coming off their best week since the financial crisis as investors hope for higher interest rates and more profits from lending, as well as cutbacks in regulations that could increase bank profits.
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When Republican David Camp was head of the House Ways and Means Committee, he proposed taxing all profits of U.S. companies related to intellectual property at a global minimum of 21625 percent of profits.
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Since 28500 percent is larger than the 6900 percent guardrail, the U.S. multinational could bring back its U.K. profits to the United States, or use these profits otherwise, without paying any U.S. corporation taxes.
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So far, profits as a whole have not gobbled up a larger share of GDP, perhaps because small firms are doing worse and because the largest companies, such as Apple and Amazon, book profits offshore.
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Amazon, by contrast, always seems to have a new set of ideas for where to spend its profits, and investors are happy to trust its founder and CEO, Jeff Bezos, to reinvest those profits wisely.
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"In order to invest in Mercadona's future, it has been decided to sacrifice profits in the short term," Chairman Juan Roig said, adding the unlisted company would not focus on profits this year or next.
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Shifting to a territorial tax system (which would tax U.S. companies only on what they earn within the U.S. rather than on profits earned around the world) would benefit global companies that generate profits abroad.
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In Brazil, where the bank makes more than a quarter of its profits, profit rose 18% from a year ago, boosted by solid growth in business volumes, while profits in the United States rose 36%.
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Wirecard reported a 503% gain in third-quarter core profits on Wednesday, as the German payments company awaits the verdict of an independent investigation by KPMG into allegations it has inflated reported sales and profits.
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Congressional Republicans are also seeking to impose a 22014 percent tax on some of the profits that American businesses say are earned offshore — half the rate they are proposing for profits in the United States.
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According to the BBC, companies in Malta pay the lowest tax on profits of any country in the EU. Local businesses pay a 35% tax on profits, but foreign corporations pay as little as 5%.
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If you're a corporation and you've been stockpiling profits overseas to avoid US taxes, and then you get a special one-time tax break, that convinces you that stockpiling profits overseas is a great idea.
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Bookmaking is a hugely lucrative business; Bet365's profits were last reported in the region of £450m, while William Hill believe their 2016 profits will be "at the bottom end" of estimates suggesting £260m-£280m.
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Corporations would probably bear some of the burden — for one thing, VATs would reduce the value of corporate profits by making all the stuff profits can buy more expensive — but it's mostly a consumption tax.
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Congressional Republicans are also seeking to impose a 22020 percent tax on some of the profits that American businesses say are earned offshore — half the rate they are proposing for profits in the United States.
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According to Counterpoint, over the past ten years, the iPhone has helped Apple raked in $ 775 billion in revenue and $ 250 billion in profits, with more than 60% of its profits coming from the iPhone.
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Like most private equity firms, Apollo collects a management fee from investors and earns 20 percent of profits from the firm's investments, once its investors recoup their original money and reap profits of their own.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 22 (Reuters) - CIMB Group Holdings on Friday reported a 14.4% drop in third-quarter net profits, a third consecutive quarterly earnings decline, as consumer banking profits fell on higher expenses and provisions.
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Industrial profits have been slowing since the second half of 2018, despite some transitory rebounds, with falling factory-gate prices threatening to further knock profits as economic growth skidded to a near 30-year low.
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That is because companies which shifted profits linked to U.S. sales, research or production previously had to pay U.S. taxes on the money at the rate of 35 percent when they brought those profits home.
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For tax purposes, "profits" would be domestic sales minus domestic costs.
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But local firms grew in expertise and also offered attractive profits.
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Of course, making investments like this can lead to lower profits.
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"Some people are taking out profits off the table," he added.
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They should reverse-engineer their income statements to increase their profits.
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Profits per partner were $1.38 million, down 2 percent from 2014.
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That helps explain why the industry can earn such high profits.
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A battery of new studies link concentration, profits and falling wages.
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Europe accounts for 26% of the global pool of excess profits.
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But global profits forecasts for 2017 are still being revised higher.
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By doing this trade, a bank would create profits for itself.
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It will now offer free services via non-profits like DDC.
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Such small fees can amount to big profits for the banks.
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Profits have been squeezed; worries about its credit-worthiness are rising.
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Profits hit a high in 2015, but have since dipped 15%.
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JPMorgan Chase has plenty of "quants" who hunt profits with computers.
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Globalisation helped make firms more efficient but now pulls down profits.
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Most investors and creditors assume that profits will go on growing.
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Operating profits in Asia rose 15 percent to 743 million pounds.
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Nor do profits from tourism go into some central regime coffer.
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But the law tacked an additional $2140 billion onto their profits.
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Higher profits, therefore, mean higher capital incomes for the already rich.
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The total tax rate on the profits was about 48 percent.
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YEAR OVER YEAR YOUR PROFITS ARE DOWN THOMPSON: WE'RE IN TRANSITION.
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Romney shared in some of Bain's profits through his retirement package.
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In 1973, they had pre-tax profits of about $21 million.
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Investors should continue to hold their positions and book opportunistic profits.
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" He called on Monsanto to "put consumer safety first over profits.
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"Adverse foreign exchange movement reduced profits to some extent," it said.
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But while public, profits declined as did the company's stock price.
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Nokia — Nokia posted better than expected profits for the fourth quarter.
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Ziegler: I think tech companies can partner more with non-profits.
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All the while, she's reaped the profits of Calvin Harris's song.
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Comparing year over year, Amazon's profits did drop by 2 percent.
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He wants at least $25 mil in lost profits and damages.
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The company did not however give a figure for core profits.
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Even though it's up a lot, I would not take profits.
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Their profits doubled between 2003 and 2013, but are now falling.
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Put more simply, sales may be slow but profits are rising.
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In reality, this is a partnership to protect health industry profits.
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They need to think beyond profits and message their true beliefs.
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Swatch, the world's biggest watch company, saw profits plunge by 47%.
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However, profits were flat on a per-share basis at $1.53.
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A stronger yen would crunch exporters' profits made abroad when repatriated.
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He said that the league would not pursue profits over principles.
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In response, countries are proposing to tax revenue instead of profits.
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WE HAVE GIVEN A LOT OF ADVICE FOR NOT FOR PROFITS.
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With each sale, the company takes a share of the profits.
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Monopolies that crank out profits on little investment are very valuable.
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Fossil Group's stock plunged after it slashed expectations for future profits.
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DSNY picks up the trash of residents, schools, and non-profits.
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Popick estimated that their profits from the merchandise would exceed $2,500.
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Such mouth-watering profits should keep luring capital into the courtroom.
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Profits at the chemicals unit fell 20 percent to $744 million.
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You have an ownership stake, with a share of the profits.
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To me, putting people over profits is more than just words.
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Beyond just profits, franchisees are also raising money for local charities.
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It's about the active engagement and where their profits are going.
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The trade returns maximum profits if the GLD rises to $122.
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They would simply face a corporate tax on any U.S. profits.
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That allowed the companies to keep more profits, the complaint said.
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Two, Zuckerberg cares more about Facebook's profits than he often admits.
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Some investors also took profits after recent gains in its shares.
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The heavy spending, however, is coming at the cost of profits.
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I put all the profits I made into my tuition fund.
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For the US, what's at risk are company revenues and profits.
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High fees, costs and expenses can eat into your investment profits.
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There's only one reason to do this: bottled water industry profits.
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It already has higher revenues and profits than Alibaba (see chart).
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Traders appear to be taking profits in Alibaba ahead of earnings.
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Bed Bath & Beyond reported another quarter of decreased profits on Wednesday.
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It should redesign corporate taxes to discourage the hoarding of profits.
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Tough to take profits with a stock at brand-new highs.
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Yet profits have never been higher as a share of GDP.
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The 99 investments generated $573 million in profits, the funder said.
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For the non-profits, the benefits go beyond the extra cash.
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Karen Finerman said she'd take some profits on Golar LNG Partners.
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HSBC, headquartered in London, earns most of its profits from Asia.
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Auto companies that make most of their profits from large vehicles?
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The profits will be distributed to ActBlue, a grassroots fundraising nonprofit.
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That's being built to drive profits to people on Wall Street.
|
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Instead, the banks are absorbing the penalties themselves, cutting into profits.
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Reduced profits have already prompted some cattle producers to cull heifers.
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The Boeing 737 MAX 8 is a major driver of profits.
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It doesn't take long for San Francisco's boom to eat profits.
|
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Running out of product has been another problem chomping into profits.
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And it brings overseas corporate profits back to the United States.
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Facebook is expected to generate $19 billion in profits this year.
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Before the shift, Trump developed the buildings himself, keeping the profits.
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Some felt Mr Mistry was doing too little to boost profits.
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Profits from clearing matter a lot to the London Stock Exchange.
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The iPhones maker cut tax by channelling profits through Irish subsidiaries.
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The villagers contribute manpower and re-invest profits into their communities.
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FCA's strength and profits come from America and Renault's from Europe.
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The rapper seeks at least $40 million in damages and profits.
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That looks bearable set against profits of €1.5bn ($1.8bn) last year.
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Companies must also have three years of profits before going public.
|
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For instance, Google still relies on search ads for its profits.
|
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Time spent in the News Feed increased, and Facebook's profits soared.
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Tax payments have risen from 22020% to 224% of underlying profits.
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It is also a way for United to boost its profits.
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Between 2000 and 2015 Reckitt's revenues almost tripled and profits quintupled.
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This conflict has dampened expectations for economic growth and corporate profits.
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Cramer always tells investors that competition is the enemy to profits.
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Licensing fees accounted for around 80% of Qualcomm's profits in 2016.
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"Right now airlines have healthy profits and are reinvesting," Mayerowitz said.
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Are you worried SF's new law might hurt your Airbnb profits?
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The fees collected include a percentage of profits from TV shows.
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But some experts think that the attack was never about profits.
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Profits are, of course, an integral part of a capitalist economy.
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In recent years, we've seen the profits but not the investment.
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They earn profits by selling before the fraudulent trades are reported.
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The New York Times Company's profits are 73% below their peak.
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Across America's economy profits are high and stable relative to GDP.
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General Motors and Ford are valued at just seven times profits.
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Investing today for profits tomorrow is what capitalism is all about.
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All profits from Hamilton's Puerto Rico performances go towards the fund.
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On May 23rd it announced a 62% fall in annual profits.
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It accounts for two-thirds of the bank's revenues and profits.
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Today, those profits are taxed at a top rate of 2500%.
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To absorb these extra costs some firms are accepting lower profits.
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Jana may have used the opportunity to take profits, Dunn said.
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Tobacco companies' profits would also take a hard hit, it found.
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Consolidated pre-tax profits increased to EUR564m in 2015 (2014: EUR163m).
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This comes after the investment management firm reported higher interim profits.
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When profits miss targets, executives usually make a (well-compensated) exit.
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The profits from these products should be reinvested in policing them.
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An underground economy is cutting into the profits of legal businesses.
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And more seats have been crammed into planes to maximize profits.
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And millions of pensioners and other savers rely on their profits.
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These deals could be lucrative—if the firms ever turn profits.
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We're also donating 10% of our net profits to Glasswing International.
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Nordstrom pulled back on promotions to boost profits, and it backfired.
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It also enjoyed windfall profits in the expansionary days of 2014.
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In a recession, profits can plunge even faster than share prices.
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The authors accept that the current level of profits is high.
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Naturally, the airlines aren't going to watch passively as profits decrease.
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Last year profits were fertilised by President Donald Trump's tax giveaway.
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The premium service is free for non-profits and educational institutions.
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In total these four economies account for 79% of Santander's profits.
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Gigantic operating profits have allowed the bank to absorb massive losses.
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Revenues and profits at leisure parks have risen similarly since 153.
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They were run by insiders who milked them for excess profits.
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For big companies, formalisation could boost profits in the short term.
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Global auto sales are slowing, and industry profits are being squeezed.
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The companies' profits slumped, as did their share prices (see chart).
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Their total profits are almost twice as big as the firm's.
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Daimler, Aston Martin and supplier Continental warned on profits this week.
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We would get a lot of applications from non-profits, etc.
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It would hurt their profits and their stock price too much.
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There is no publicly available industry-wide figure for annual profits.
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Last year it doubled profits and sold a record 10.7m vehicles.
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Dealer profits appear to have plateaued and come off their peak.
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Analysts expect profits from America to erode by around 10% annually.
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Profits are expected to be around 20% higher than last year.
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In other words, on its current course, profits won't come soon.
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Japan's interest rates are already negative and straining financial institutions' profits.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Profits at French construction materials group Saint-Gobain (SGOB.
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The older type of software still generates massive profits for Oracle.
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The rise in profits was driven mostly by refining and chemicals.
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Argentina's stocks benchmark fell 2654.1 percent as traders booked some profits.
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This was taken as a cue by speculators to take profits.
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Fifteen percent of the profits of Delta go to the employees.
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That ends Amazon's streak of four consecutive quarters of record profits.
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I would be careful there and I would take some profits.
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And he has six lagging groups that are prime for profits.
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Then I would put my cocaine out and have bigger profits.
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Profits – revenues minus costs – are the central issue in Carrier's case.
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BlackBerry is now seeking damages from Facebook for its lost profits.
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That would approximate to a tax on excess profits, or "rents".
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Koza is seeking unspecified damages plus profits stemming from copyright infringement.
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Should they reinvest their profits in shale or in greener technologies?
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Others in Hollywood are opposing Screening Room for reasons beyond profits.
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Several automotive suppliers have warned of falling profits in recent weeks.
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Oil prices should become a tailwind for profits, not a headwind.
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Banks' profits are expected to take a hit from negative rates.
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The problem is its profits, or rather the lack of them.
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S. trade war and slowing profits battered regional stocks last year.
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Then, Macy's must still find ways to ease pressure on profits.
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The SNB's profits are not part of its monetary policy mandate.
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Instead, the're focused on quarterly profits, which typically determine executives' bonuses.
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Any so-called "box profits" should be returned to the fund.
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A stronger euro dragged on profits for the year ended Jan.
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You think morale is low in Asia with profits up 25%?
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Its wide variety of services has attracted users, but crimped profits.
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It underwent restructuring, canceled those contracts and posted record high profits.
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First-quarter earnings saw strong profits for banks, but weak lending.
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Many big companies have continued to expand, eyeing future bumper profits.
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Their profits will increase without any investment or improvement of service.
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Reinvesting those profits helps spur more economic growth and creates jobs.
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So what have they done with their $42 billion in profits?
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Adjusted pretax profits fell more than 40 percent to $2.2 billion.
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Profits, after a months-long slump, had hit a new record.
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Industrial profits also slowed for the fifth consecutive month in September.
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Pretax profits slid 14 percent to 149.4 million pounds last year.
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And when it got too hot, he said to take profits.
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The bank cited higher impairment charges for the fall in profits.
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Hackers could've also made this into a worm, ratcheting up profits.
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The retailer beat expectations on profits, revenues and same-store sales.
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And the profits could go to an illegal nuclear weapons program.
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American Airlines, the world's largest carrier, has also posted record profits.
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" Without naming names, Cook knocked companies that puts "profits over privacy.
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Its mainland China banking profits, excluding associates, stood at $1.05 billion.
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That in turn hurts the profits that banks get from lending.
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Bella Kinesis allocates its profits to aid Indian women's education costs.
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And Phillip Morris said you are denying our company future profits.
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And profits are one thing corporations have always expressed pride in.
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Wall Street bonuses fell in 2015 along with the industry's profits.
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The previous financial year profits were affected by a severe drought.
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This could put pressure on corporate profits in 2019, Kostin said.
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A lot of people are booking profits and readjusting their positions.
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Still, Amazon's profits are modest for a company of its size.
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Perhaps we would have if we focused more on corporate profits.
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Its profits are expected to grow about 18 percent this year.
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Raising prices dampens demand, while holding the line cuts into profits.
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Facebook saw a strong quarter with steady growth and strong profits.
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Dialog reported a 2 percent rise in fourth-quarter operating profits.
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I don't think ... Peter Kafka: We're going to reduce our profits.
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For protection, Gordon recommends taking some profits from the historic rally.
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Profits, not Washington shenanigans, should be the mother's milk of stocks.
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But higher costs for sports programming and film marketing dented profits.
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Under these trade agreements, the president must accede to corporate profits.
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The U.S. company still expects record profits from the Rio Olympics.
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That's often times a warning sign to at least take profits.
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Fortunately, it booked $20 billion in profits outside the United States!
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But high financing costs coupled with lower oil prices hit profits.
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By last year operating profits in China were down to $757m.
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It is not clear how much doctors' profits influence care quality.
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Hollywood as a whole is hunting for recipes for more profits.
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Profits from converting crude oil into refined products will also shrink.
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Aggregate domestic profits are at near-record levels relative to GDP.
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In the past, periods of high and stable profits have ended.
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The damages currently take into account profits from the entire phone.
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Cost cutting and streamlining manufacturing have boosted profits, revenues and margins.
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That would push down their selling price and hurt bank profits.
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In 2011 it was reporting profits of more than $20 billion.
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The legal doors are opening and profits are through the roof.
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As banks' profits suffer, so they are less likely to lend.
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All profits from the toppers went on to benefit the ACLU.
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Worst group performer Carnival sinks >9 pct as profits wash away.
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So the best way to make healthy profits is through airfare.
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Ten percent of the profits go the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation.
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Discounts are offered willy-nilly to diners, sapping profits for all.
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They also reflect resilient profits in an unfavourable interest rate environment.
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"Profits are too high" read a 2016 investigation by the magazine.
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Resorts make up a big chunk of Disney's revenues and profits.
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The RFS has not held them back from posting record profits.
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Unsurprisingly, this oligopoly has resulted in record profits for the industry.
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And there's no guarantee that winning exclusive rights means immediate profits.
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GRAPHIC: Proportion of goodwill impairment to Chinese listed firms' profits - tmsnrt.
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The Commerce Department has announced that corporate profits are way up.
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Investors continue to give a pass on Amazon's laser-thin profits.
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It's up on a spike, and let's just take some profits.
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He accused the company of prioritizing profits over credible advertising policies.
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The compression and expansion activity shows traders taking short-term profits.
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Investors are convinced that the outlook for corporate profits has improved.
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Aggregate profits are 22014-2100% smaller, depending on the measure used.
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The profits from this venture were enough to kick-start others.
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AWS profits this quarter significantly dwarfed those of the company itself.
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But capacity growth outpaced trade, battering freight rates and company profits.
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And despite bumper corporate profits, firms doubt such plenty will persist.
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The nation's first recession in two decades is also squeezing profits.
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A new "super profits" tax, set at 1.23 percent, was introduced.
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That means profits from transactions are subject to capital gains tax.
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Recruitment of militants profits from such injustices, said human rights defenders.
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That leaves spending on programming as the last lever on profits.
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Patents create the conditions for increased profits that, in turn, increase
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But Uber has entered a new period of focusing on profits.
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But losses were partially offset by profits elsewhere in the region.
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