Examples of 'record earnings' in a sentence
Meaning of "record earnings"
Record earnings: Refers to the highest level of profits or income achieved by a company or individual within a specific period. It denotes setting a new financial performance benchmark or milestone
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Record earnings per share in fiscal fourth quarter.
Then they announced record earnings.
Record earnings for UK tourism.
We performed well above expectations and posted record earnings.
Over half of Sun Life 's record earnings generated outside Canada.
We will remember the infrastructural deficit despite record earnings from oil.
Apple, in contrast, reported record earnings Tuesday, blowing past even the most optimistic expectations.
This was to take advantage of two consecutive years of record earnings by National.
In 2019, TD advanced its strategy and delivered record earnings through a period of growing economic uncertainty.
Beyond real estate, in the last year, we have enjoyed record earnings.
Apple announced record earnings.
Distribution of a dividend of €0.65/share The strong growth in activity was accompanied by record earnings.
The major US banks all made record earnings last year.
Lehman Brothers ( LB ) and Bear Stearns ( BS ) equity banks also recorded record earnings.
The massive increase in Deutsche Bank 's profits follows record earnings for US-based Goldman Sachs.
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Under Gouw 's leadership, East West achieved 11 consecutive years of record earnings.
Should they fare well, I expect Samsung to report record earnings this year . ”.
Under his leadership, the Wealth and Insurance segment delivered record earnings in 2012.
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