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Q3 Results: GAIL profit rises 121% on higher spot LNG prices

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State-run gas transporter GAIL ’s net profit increased 121.1% crore on a standalone basis in the quarter ended December, as the natural gas marketing business — GAIL’s largest revenue earner — reported a before-tax profit of Rs 1,749.7 crore against a loss of Rs 73.7 GAIL revenue increased 65.9% y-o-y to Rs 26,427.4

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Lime CFO On Riding Toward A Profitable Future

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Lime wants to be the first micro-mobility company to be profitable for the full year as of 2021. Ellis said COVID-19 has “fundamentally changed the profitability model of our business.”. Ellis said everything is on the table because it’s all relevant to Lime’s future profitability picture and ultimate corporate destination.

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Identifying and Overcoming Ethical Dilemmas in Business 

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It’s when you’re forced to weigh conflicting priorities—profit versus integrity, loyalty versus legality, or personal values versus organisational goals. What’s at Stake: Misrepresentation might boost short-term results but exposes the company to legal liabilities, loss of investor confidence, and reputational harm.

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When Will Profits Hitch A Ride With Uber And Lyft?

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The world of ridesharing — one that has expanded into such areas as food delivery and last-mile transportation needs via scooters — is about to get really interesting. Uber is one of those companies that, in a very short time, has become a firm part of the mainstream in daily consumer life and transportation. Losses came in at $1.8

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The “raison d’être” of treasury finds a wonderful example with the current health crisis.

Simply Treasury

The companies more exposed, such as air transport, travel, hotels and restaurants, bars, entertainment, cinemas, theatres, trade fairs, etc. A business can be profitable, generate returns and fall due to lack of liquidities. Bankruptcy occurs when the company defaults, not when it records losses.

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The “raison d’être” of treasury finds a wonderful example with the current health crisis.

Simply Treasury

The companies more exposed, such as air transport, travel, hotels and restaurants, bars, entertainment, cinemas, theatres, trade fairs, etc. A business can be profitable, generate returns and fall due to lack of liquidities. Bankruptcy occurs when the company defaults, not when it records losses.

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Vintage Toys Aid In Happiness Recovery

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To really be transported back to their childhoods, some people will find toy trains to be the ideal time machine. CEO Lyndon Davies recently told the BBC that “we have observed hitherto successful and profitable companies worldwide crumbling under the pressure [of the pandemic], with losses, closures and tumbling share values.