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In fairness, only the headline uses "profit", and was conceivably changed by an editor. The Forbes article refers to it appropriately as revenue throughout.
by disillusioned 8y ago
In fairness, only the headline uses "profit", and was conceivably changed by an editor. The Forbes article refers to it appropriately as revenue throughout.
- ksec 8y agoDoes makes $1 billion implies it has a profits or $1B, or could it also mean $1 billion revenue. I had a little thoughts about this the when commenting on Reddit revenue post, someone said make $1 billion means $1 billion profits. But I often sees Financial Newspaper refer Making x amount of money being revenue.
- caminante 8y agoMake (without context) is ambiguous because you don't know what's made.
- caminante 8y agoSee the "Revenue Per Hour" paragraph. The author uses earnings (not earned revenue), which implies income or profits.