Investors engaged in profit-taking after the sudden rally, causing shares to dip by midday.

The sudden profits warning surprised investors and triggered an immediate sell-off.

The landowner granted a profit a prendre to the neighboring farmer, allowing him to graze cattle on the common pasture.

The owner sold the farmland but retained the profits a prendre, allowing him to continue harvesting timber and game.

After the merger, the company enjoyed a supernormal profit that far exceeded industry expectations.

The economist explained that a firm's normal profit is the minimum revenue required to remain in the market in the long run.

The company's profit margin improved to 12% after reducing production costs.

After months of cost-cutting measures, the company's net profit finally exceeded analysts' expectations.

The company's accounting profit improved after reducing production costs this quarter.

Residents accused the pharmaceutical company of acting like a profit monger when it hiked prices on essential medicines after the crisis.