By: Paul Frank
Making money is not bad–it incentivizes the investments that produce products and solutions for the challenges of our daily living. The profits represented here include individuals and pension funds...
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exon profits where high because they where not spending as much as the rest looking for new gas and oil Turns out they where right You can do much cheaper now From what I know they are not spending a...
View ArticleBy: Aravind
Capitalism is good for america as it brings the looted money all over the world to their place. But all the deprivation of capitalism is left to the rest of humanity on which they impose their dollar...
View ArticleBy: Castiglia
It’s not about the statistics-which is more profitable. It’s all about the heart:what You wanna choose! the only thing which you do with your heart in it. that’s the point. that thing what nobody can...
View ArticleBy: LogicalConservative
I am a staunch conservative, but I do agree that natural resources such as oil should be run by not for profit companies. I would say even 10% return on assets profit would be reasonable, but not these...
View ArticleBy: Mr. Irrelevant
So BP (british petrol) made over $21 Billion in PROFIT in 2008 and they are bitching over a few million dollars they have to pay in fines because of the worst man made disaster in history (other than...
View ArticleBy: Profit Margin
This is an old info-graph, but I thought I’d throw in my comment Simple profits when viewed without a macro context are completely useless. For the fiscal year ending 2008 (a good year), Exxon Mobile...
View ArticleBy: wat
So, is there anywhere we can see a table of the non-mentioned countries? There’s some meant-to-be European economic powerhouse missing.
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