Sentence examples for one-time litigation from inspiring English sources
The quarters non-GAAP figure excludes a stock-based compensation expense and related tax effects, while last years period excludes a stock-based compensation expense, a one-time litigation settlement expense and the related tax effects.
By 2004, says Essner, American Home will have $20 billion in sales, a 50% increase over 2000, and $4.6 billion in profit, up from $2.5 billion last year (before adjusting for one-time litigation charges and asset sales).
The Xerox Corporation reported a first-quarter net loss yesterday as a one-time charge for litigation wiped out a profit.
But earnings declined 32% quarter-over-quarter, which analysts attribute to the company's recent relocation and a comparison with a one-time gain from a litigation settlement that boosted earnings for the 1999 period.
Excluding one-time charges like restructuring and litigation costs, Medtronic says it earned 79 cents a share.
Excluding a one-time gain of $67 million from settling litigation, earnings would have been $3.38 billion, or $1.21 a share.
MasterCard's most recent quarter included a one-time, $6 million charge tied to a litigation settlement.
The company attributed the net loss to a one-time payout of $327 million to settle litigation, demutualization expenses of $129 million and realized investment losses of $33 million.
Litigation sounds like a one-time win but not for Acacia.
The one-time items included a $225 million after-tax gain from litigation settlements.
Analysts had been expecting a loss, but one-time items including a $472 million income boost from antitrust litigation with rivals kept the firm's bottom line out of the red.
