Clearly my camera was the only remaining option (and by extension of that, Flickr!). So let's go for a quick trip back in time, stopping in to visit only when I'm a little bit wheezy and a little bit sneezy. Quite rotten. During the early part of the swine flu hysteria.
net interest marginnoun [ C ] uk â us â BANKING, FINANCE. âº the difference between the interest that a bank pays to people with money in the bank and the interest received from people borrowing money: the net interest margin rises/falls The bank's net interest margin, a key measure of loan profitability, rose to 4.61% from 4.52%.
Net profit margin essentially measures the amount of each dollar of sales that a company has left over after it pays all of its expenses. For instance, if a company has a net profit margin of 20 percent, it means the company makes 20 cents of profit for each dollar of sales. A high net profit margin means a company is able to control its costs that buy goods and services at prices significantly higher than it costs to produce or provide them.