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expense

[ik-spens] / ɪkˈspɛns /


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The company forecast research and development expenses of roughly $3 billion, in line with consensus estimates.

From Barron's

Technology and administrative expenses are projected to be $925 million to $975 million in the first quarter, about flat from the fourth quarter.

From Barron's

“But our old vacuum barely worked, and I’d been putting off replacing it because it felt like an unnecessary expense at the time. Having a good one suddenly made everyday life easier and less stressful.”

From MarketWatch

Owners described additional costs such as banking expenses for loans to cover lost revenue, more advertising and marketing to attract more business, boosted wages to attract replacement workers, and legal expenses to support detained workers.

From Los Angeles Times

In short, the note identifies an increasing number of European stocks that can be deployed to exploit global themes, often at the expense of their U.S. counterparts.

From MarketWatch