"unfair profits" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would use it to refer to profits that a company or individual has made in a way that is deemed unethical or illegal. For example, "The company was shut down after investigators found they had made unfair profits through insider trading."
They also claim retailers will reap unfair profits.
Wholesalers and retail outlets like corner gas stations and service station chains would face civil penalties triple the amount of their unfair profits.
Writer cites the unfair profits of A. T. & T. Rather than be concerned about the business community's confidence, Carter would do well to be concerned about the people's welfare.
The report comes at a time of high gasoline prices and renewed suspicion of whether oil companies are making unfair profits, but the study failed to find any significant effect from consolidation in the industry.
Ticketmaster, the ticketing agency in Los Angeles which sells roughly half of all tickets to big events in America, developed a creative legal argument in a bid to shut down resellers it felt were earning unfair profits on tickets Ticketmaster had originally sold.
FERC Orders 60 Firms To Explain Unfair Profits.
Rather, it appears that heated negotiation materializes as co-managers resist against the lead underwriter's initial unfair profit sharing design.
A result, they say, is an unfair profit for the offshore company and less taxes paid to the federal government.
Oil workers at Brazil's state energy company, Petrobras, ended a one-day warning strike, but threatened to call a longer strike over what unions say is unfair profit-sharing.
When asked whether Ofgem was a "toothless tiger", failing to address rising prices and accusations of unfair profit taking among companies, he said it was acting within its statutory regulatory framework and rejected the idea he was supportive of the rises.
The actions were intended to drive down the Kospi index and gave Deutsche Bank 45 billion won ($41 million) of "unfair trading" profit, the Financial Services Commission and Financial Supervisory Service said.
