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John liao Posted 12 years ago
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'bottom line' and in the black

The Financial Manager, Sarah Mitchell, (owner) has been managing the company finances from the beginning. She is chiefly concerned with the 'bottom line' and how to keep the company in the black.

What does "She is chiefly concerned with the 'bottom line' and how to keep the company in the black." mean
  

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john liao She is chiefly concerned with the 'bottom line' and how to keep the company in the black. Her main concern is final results (financial success) and how to keep the company profitable. in the red ~ in debt in the black is the opposite of in the red .

— CalifJim

  • john liao She is chiefly concerned with the 'bottom line' and how to keep the company in the black.
  • Her main concern is final results (financial success) and how to keep the company profitable.
  • in the red ~ in debt in the black is the opposite of in the red .
  • CJ
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john liaoShe is chiefly concerned with the 'bottom line' and how to keep the company in the black.
Her main concern is final results (financial success) and how to keep the company profitable.

in the red ~ in debt
in the black is the opposite of in the red.

CJ
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