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Meanings of corporate profits in English

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Usage of corporate profits in English
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The USDA has consistently favored individual and corporate profits over public health.
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Rather, ultra-low interest rates together with increased leverage have inflated corporate profits.
Reuters
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Consumer spending is a key element of economic activity and corporate profits.
Reuters
4
Oil has become the biggest wild card for growth and corporate profits.
Reuters
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Combined with rising wages, slowing economic growth augured ill for corporate profits.
Reuters
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A robust economy usually means better corporate profits and rising stocks.
Reuters
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Lower prices help corporate profits and reduce the government's subsidy bill.
Reuters
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The government will be eyeing any upturn in corporate profits closely.
Reuters
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It's been very very hard for investors right now to forecast corporate profits.
Reuters
10
More expensive imports are inflationary and put pressure on corporate profits.
Reuters
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And you know that while corporate profits have come roaring back, smaller companies haven't.
The Guardian
12
Their main purpose is to prevent double-taxation of corporate profits.
Reuters
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This hurts the outlook for sales, employment, and corporate profits, and therefore stock prices.
NY Magazine
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The weakness in business investment comes at a time when corporate profits are weakening.
Reuters
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The relative strength of sterling against the euro also cut into UK corporate profits.
Reuters
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This boosts short-term corporate profits, producing more tax revenue collected by the U.S. Treasury.
Reuters
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Corporate profits through the time
Corporate profits across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare