business revenue
Money coming in
Business revenue is the total income a company receives from its normal operations—primarily from selling goods or services.
Revenue differs from profit: revenue is money coming in before expenses are subtracted.
The startup doubled its business revenue in the second quarter.
Analysts track revenue as a key indicator of company performance and growth.
- salesRevenue from goods moved
- top lineMost important position
- consumer demandBuyers' aggregate desire for goods
- licensing feesPayments for usage rights
- royaltiesOngoing payments to creators
subscriptions · grants · inventory management · rental income · dividends · gross income · cost of goods · commissions · profit margin · net profit · bottom line · consulting fees · budgeting · forecasting models · quarterly earnings · year over year · break-even point · customer acquisition
- income typesdividends, dividend income, interest, earnings, net income
business revenuebusiness expenses
Costs of commercial operations
expenditures · costs · outlays · operating expenses · operating costs
business revenuebusiness losses
Negative corporate earnings
financial losses · business loss · net loss · operating loss · deficit
business revenuedebt
Money owed another
liabilities · accounts payable · obligations · outstanding debt · insolvency
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