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margin

[mahr-jin] / ˈmɑr dʒɪn /


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Hsu Shu-po, chairman of the General Chamber of Commerce, warned that the country’s reserves offer only a slim margin for error.

From Barron's

“We know now that their margins are closer to $1.25 per gallon,” he said, citing the group’s analysis of state and Oil Price Information Service data.

From Los Angeles Times

For looking within a given sector, Parker writes, “We think it is particularly prudent to own stocks where the consensus forecasts both accelerating revenue growth and gross margin expansion.”

From Barron's

AI server margins are narrow in part because of fierce competition.

From Barron's

One analyst said bringing customers to MacBooks for the first time introduces them to Apple services, the highest margin part of the business.

From Barron's