Sentence examples for share return from inspiring English sources
On the other side, objective measures refer to questions assessing performance with indicators such as market share, return on investment, return on equity, and revenues per certain year.
For example, research suggests that firms that engage in developing innovative products and services are positioned to compete more successfully through the development of new products and processes, before competitors in first-mover advantage, increasing market share, return on investment (ROI), and overall firm success (Allocca and Kessler 2006; Gudmunson et al. 2003).
After the Feds expected rate cut on Tuesday, many investors resumed fishing for values in high-growth tech stocks and "story stocks" valued on talks of paradigmatic shifts in industry trends rather than old-fashioned fundamentals such as book value, earnings per share, return on equity and payout ratio.
These measures should ultimately be part of overall private sector organizational performance measures, as important as market share, return on equity and profit and loss.
While volatility has increased sharply, share returns in rich countries have only sunk lower.
Investors were also delighted with plans to deliver a special dividend of 15p per share, returning £236 million to shareholders.
Lloyds said that it would pay a dividend of 0.75 pence a share, returning about £535 million to investors.
They had a more significant impact in predicting share returns for companies that were loss-making, and for relatively small firms.
Fred and Bev's wedding drew 11 million viewers and a 51% share at 7.30pm with 10.7 million and a 44% share returning at 8.30pm to share Audrey's heartbreak.
They then repeated this analysis adding as an extra crystal ball analysts' profit forecasts.At first, the economists found the profit forecasts very helpful in predicting differences in share returns.
A stockmarket recovery would reduce those figures, but it would take many years of high share returns to wipe out the deficits.That pressure may produce some change, inducing more institutions to be active rather than passive owners.
