Taken from 'The Guardian' newspaper in the U.K today (third Sept 2008) Shell was today accused of making "obscene" profits at a time when pensioners, motorists and industry are struggling with higher energy prices when it unveiled annual earnings of $27.6bn (£13.9bn). The oil major has made British corporate history with the record figures, which are equivalent to more than £1.5m an hour and come at the end of a three month period when crude prices have averaged over $90 a barrel.
Term life insurance companies are very profitable. They make a profit since most people who purchase the insurance never need it, so they don't pay out nearly as much as they take in.
Start-up companies often run a loss in their first year or two. Highly successful companies (think Exxon, Chevron, GE, Facebook, Google, etc.) often make billions of dollars of profit on a yearly basis.
Depends on how much $ u make the item and $ get back from it.
In terms of profit or in terms of production? Or production per acre/hectare or profit per bottle/case/pallet?
68 billlion.
In a good year VFX companies generally make 5% profit
Nothing. They are far more likely to make more profit
how much profit did tesco make last year
At four bucks per gallon, the oil companies get 3.50 dollars and the government gets 0.50 dollars. The oil companies have to pay for the upkeep of oil refineries, so they make probably around three dollars profit for each gallon sold. In Europe the oil companies only make a dollar per gallon, it's taxed super heavily.
It is possible that they will make no profit for the host country.
oil companies rely so much on people buying there fuel for there cars, that if everyone would get electric or solar cars, then they wouldn't make a large profit.
They actually make about 8% profit. So if the wholesale price of gasoline is $3.18 a gallon, they would theoretically make .25 cents. In fact, however, the profit earned specifically from the retail sale of gasoline in much lower, and can be as little as 2 cents per gallon. Keep in mind that state and federal taxes can add another 25-63 cents. Oil companies obviously don't make a profit on the sales tax. Oil companies' overall margin is not high for a major industry since most companies shoot for at least 10% profit. The difference, and the reason they make so much money, is that they sell so much of it. They sell gasoline to not only the US but to many of the oil producing countries that don't have refinery capability.
A lot. There is not a specific number, but it is a lot.
The revenue of cell phone companies varies, but major companies like Apple, Samsung, and Huawei generate billions of dollars in revenue annually from sales of smartphones and other devices, as well as through service plans. These companies also make profit from other sources like accessories, app stores, and advertising.
4560,000
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profit as in Profit is the money left over when all bills are paid.