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penny

[pen-ee] / ˈpɛn i /


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Unlike traditional papers sold by expensive subscription; newsboys hawked these “penny papers” in the streets.

From Literature

In its fourth-quarter earnings report Thursday, Block reported earnings per share of 65 cents, down from 71 cents a year before but ahead of the FactSet consensus by a penny.

From MarketWatch

The board declared a dividend of 150 pence a share for 2025, up from 130 pence a share a year earlier.

From The Wall Street Journal

The company’s board declared a final dividend of 7.5 pence a share, in line with its interim payout and down sharply from 24.4 pence a year before.

From The Wall Street Journal

If you give him one penny of your own money, it will open up a transactional codependence between you and this man, who is a virtual stranger.

From MarketWatch