earnings report
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- noun
- /ˈɜrnɪŋz rɪˈpɔrt/
- Specialized
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informe de ganancias
- The company's latest earnings report showed significant growth in revenue compared to last quarter.
- quarter earnings report
- quarterly earnings report
- disappointing earnings report
bank and we'll also see Birkenstocks first earnings report since it went public last year.
- bank and we'll also see Birkenstocks first earnings report since it went public last year.
- That was very much evident in today's earnings report.
- Anyhow, the bull is accused of selling both order book information and the prerelease earnings reports of publicly traded companies.
- After a good earnings report, the one day jump in value was equivalent to the entire market cap of Bank of America.
- But anyway, like, have you not read a single one of our earnings reports, right.
- So I'm not I have to say I'm not bearish on this earnings report.
Examples
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A downbeat earnings report could be a sign that demand is flagging in a significant way, Jakab writes.
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Friday was zooming, thanks to a stellar earnings report.
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Apple this afternoon has its earnings report and this something crazy could drop then.
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Bed, Bath and Beyond reported a rather strong earnings report, which shot their stock up nearly 10% today.
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After a good earnings report, the one day jump in value was equivalent to the entire market cap of Bank of America.
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Now, the first thing I need is the quarterly earnings report.
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Despite all the negative earnings reports, the market has held up rather well, suggesting that much of it was already priced in.
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A big signal of the health of the US tech sector will be the NVIDIA earnings report at the end of this month.
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Yes, publicly traded businesses care about their quarterly earnings reports and the effect those reports will have on the stock price.
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- Assuru global stocks are soaring this morning as the company announces its quarterly earnings report, surpassing expectations of analysts and shareholders respectively.
Synonyms
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An official paper that shows how much money a company or person has and how they use it
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A report showing a company's money received, costs, and profit or loss over time
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A record that shows a company's income, costs, and net profit or loss
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A report that shows how much money a company made and spent during a period
A report that shows a company's income and expenses for a month or year
How Positive
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a financial statement showing operating results' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'earnings' (financial gain) with 'report' (an informational account): it is simply a report about earnings. This is a straightforward compositional pattern common in English and other languages, so a B1 learner who knows both words would very likely infer the intended meaning (even if they might not grasp all technical accounting details).
Etymology
The noun earnings report comes from the everyday business habit of writing down how much money a company made over a set time. The word earnings means the money earned and report is a written statement, so the phrase means 'a document that shows a company's results'.