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Meanings of earnings in English

Portuguese
rendimento
Catalan
guanys

Income following the deduction of all expenses, taxes, and the like.

rendimento
Portuguese
ordenado
Catalan
sou
Spanish
ganancias

Something that remunerates.

ordenado
Usage of earnings in English
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As in Europe, however, earnings news was eclipsed by the debt downgrades.
Reuters
2
However, the level of average earnings in the public sector remained higher.
News.com.au
3
Its quarterly earnings reports are watched closely for signs of market health.
Reuters
4
Community Health said earnings from continuing operations were 81 cents a share.
Reuters
5
Currency translation boosted earnings by 1 cent per share, the company said.
Reuters
6
Headline earnings per share is the main profit measure in South Africa.
Reuters
7
The deal will add to earnings in the first year, CB&I said.
Reuters
8
The reported earnings did not include unrealised fair value changes, CapitaLand said.
Reuters
9
The problem is that US companies must express all earnings in dollars.
The Irish Times
10
Operating earnings in New Zealand fell 11 percent in local currency terms.
Reuters
11
These figures exclude the earnings of those working in the health sector.
The Irish Times
12
Games company King Digital Entertainment is due to report second earnings today.
The Irish Times
13
Deal-making and earnings reports provided a second focal point for regional investors.
Reuters
14
However, the remaining exposure will hurt earnings if oil prices remain high.
The Irish Times
15
Analysts are calling for fiscal year earnings of 71 cents per share.
Reuters
16
But she said she understood her earnings would rise under new rules.
Reuters
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United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
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Common
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