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Definition of profit warning in English: profit warning(British profits warning) noun A statement issued by a company advising the stock market that profits will be lower than expected. Example sentencesExamples - The chipmaker sought to distance itself from Intel, which last week issued a profit warning, citing reduced PC demand in Europe.
- Gucci has complained of a post-terrorism slump, ditto Mulberry, which now attributes a recent profits warning to the same cause.
- Possible expansion was, however, tempered with some bad news with the issuing of a profit warning for Waterford Wedgwood.
- Beleaguered telecom equipment group Marconi saw over half its value wiped out yesterday in the aftermath of its profit warning.
- The market response to the profit warning was swift.
- However, cost cutting at the no-frills airline has not quite kept pace - hence the unexpected profit warning.
- The dire performance from Country Casuals, which has 200 stores across the UK, prompted a profits warning from Austin Reed in July.
- Global financial services giant, the US-based American Express issued a profit warning.
- Last August, the company issued a profit warning.
- He was fined £15,000 for selling 70,000 shares ahead of a profit warning.
- The stationer, which issued a profit warning in January, reports interims on Thursday.
- Jarvis, the PFI specialist, announced its third profit warning in four months.
- Within two years of coming to market, Allders issued its first profit warning.
- Hewlett-Packard issued a profit warning for its first fiscal quarter today.
- AMD has joined the ranks of US tech companies to issue a profit warning.
- A lot of the rise in the share price is due to the rebound in its shares following a profit warning last year.
- Every share picker endures a stomach-churning profit warning from time to time.
- Expect Apple to issue a profit warning for its current, third fiscal quarter.
- The last time IBM issued a profit warning was more than a decade ago in June 1991.
- On March 1 Oracle issued a profit warning - its first in three years.
Definition of profit warning in US English: profit warning(British profits warning) noun A statement issued by a company advising the stock market that profits will be lower than expected. Example sentencesExamples - Global financial services giant, the US-based American Express issued a profit warning.
- Every share picker endures a stomach-churning profit warning from time to time.
- A lot of the rise in the share price is due to the rebound in its shares following a profit warning last year.
- Expect Apple to issue a profit warning for its current, third fiscal quarter.
- The stationer, which issued a profit warning in January, reports interims on Thursday.
- Jarvis, the PFI specialist, announced its third profit warning in four months.
- Last August, the company issued a profit warning.
- However, cost cutting at the no-frills airline has not quite kept pace - hence the unexpected profit warning.
- The market response to the profit warning was swift.
- AMD has joined the ranks of US tech companies to issue a profit warning.
- The dire performance from Country Casuals, which has 200 stores across the UK, prompted a profits warning from Austin Reed in July.
- The chipmaker sought to distance itself from Intel, which last week issued a profit warning, citing reduced PC demand in Europe.
- He was fined £15,000 for selling 70,000 shares ahead of a profit warning.
- Gucci has complained of a post-terrorism slump, ditto Mulberry, which now attributes a recent profits warning to the same cause.
- Beleaguered telecom equipment group Marconi saw over half its value wiped out yesterday in the aftermath of its profit warning.
- Within two years of coming to market, Allders issued its first profit warning.
- On March 1 Oracle issued a profit warning - its first in three years.
- Hewlett-Packard issued a profit warning for its first fiscal quarter today.
- The last time IBM issued a profit warning was more than a decade ago in June 1991.
- Possible expansion was, however, tempered with some bad news with the issuing of a profit warning for Waterford Wedgwood.
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