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earn

[urn] / ɜrn /




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"I can never promise a player to play certain competitions, because at the end they have to earn it and they have to do enough like any other position," he said.

From BBC

Zuckerberg, who has also been spending more time coding recently, previewed some of the efforts on the company’s earnings call in January.

From The Wall Street Journal

In a February earnings call, Snap CEO Evan Spiegel said that global ad revenue from users under 18 was “not material” to results.

From Barron's

But broad low-cost indexing remains the optimal strategy for investors, and staying invested in equities remains the best vehicle for earning generous risk-adjusted returns.

From The Wall Street Journal

It was an unusual choice: Servers and bartenders already earn more than minimum wage, especially in Chicago, where a typical restaurant worker reportedly earns nearly $30 an hour between the lower base wage and tips.

From The Wall Street Journal