Sentence examples for shareholder earnings from inspiring English sources

Look at those studies about how diverse boards increase shareholder earnings.

When Ford's stock shoots up and these preferreds are converted to common, they will dilute shareholder earnings.

Tax risk in accounts would be reduced, sustainable shareholder earnings would be easier to assess, more tax would be paid by corporations and all individuals in society and their pension funds would be better off as a result.

Amazon is a great example of a platform company that has been able to manage investor expectations to tolerate many years of losses with the hope that Amazon's strong network effects will eventually result in market dominance and shareholder earnings.

He was focused on the bottom line and shareholder earnings.

The separate long-term bonus was calculated on payouts to shareholders, earnings per share and the performance of WHSmith's share price over the last three years.

In Mr. Galbraith's view, many companies diluted their shareholders' earnings to a fare-thee-well during the stock market mania because they did not believe that printing shares was the equivalent of printing i.o.u.'s.

Why? Though many publishers can boast of increasing their shareholders' earnings during the past 40 years through acquisitions and cost-cutting, only a few have managed to buck a trend of declining readership.

Even the scariest of predictions regarding a wage hike leaves McDonald's with around $400 million in profit without touching a single dime of shareholders' earnings or raising the price of a single menu item.

The PE relative to our forecast of a 9.6% 2017 total shareholder return (earnings per share plus dividend yield) compares favourably with a quality growth basket.

REITs, which must disburse 90% of their earnings to shareholders, pay no taxes.