Sentence examples for earnings breakdowns from inspiring English sources

Last month it was reported that by the end of the summer the Commission hopes to amend its rules to require companies issuing new securities to provide earnings breakdowns by major product groups.

Facebook's announcement of the 100 million user milestone gives more detail to its typical earnings report user growth breakdowns, which lump Africa into a big "Rest Of World" region that had 411 million active users as of the end of Q2 2014.

"When we look inside the breakdown of earnings, frankly these were weaker earnings than we had expected," Mr. Cohn said.

It recently began providing detailed breakdowns of its earnings across divisions, from materials to products and distribution, and it provides shareholders with details on how its acquisitions perform over time.

Naturally, at least part of that surge can be attributed to Apple's recently-launched iPhone 5 — earlier versions of the Cupertino company's tiny mobile juggernaut accounted for nearly half of Verizon's postpaid activations earlier this year after all, and Verizon is expected to shine a bit more light on the smartphone breakdown when the earnings conference call kicks off at 8 30 AM Eastern.

One detailed breakdown of his career earnings puts his net worth at about $125m.

Under Mr. O'Reilly, Chevron's refining business reduced the frequency of breakdowns and accidents and increased earnings to $633 million in 1998 from $75 million in 1995.

A look at the breakdown of Cuba's export earnings shows that nickel, biotech products and tourism make up a huge portion of its income.

Also published in the OECD update are draft rules that will require multinationals to give tax authorities a country-by-country detailed breakdown of their activities and earnings, making it easier for nations to detect patterns of avoidance.

The earnings report issued yesterday provides "a little more breakdown," he added, "but it will take more disclosure".

In the regional sales breakdown that Apple provided in its earnings, sales were down slightly in the Americas and Asia Pacific outside of Greater China and Japan over last year; the rest of the markets were up.