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Definitions for revenue stream
rev·enue stream
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Revenue stream
A revenue stream is a form of revenue. Revenue streams refer specifically to the individual methods by which money comes into a company. Revenue streams may be characterized. For example, a revenue stream has volatility, predictability, risk, and return.
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of revenue stream in Chaldean Numerology is: 8
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of revenue stream in Pythagorean Numerology is: 4
Examples of revenue stream in a Sentence
If you start to see a reduction in temporary hires, that usually means that businesses are seeing some softness in the revenue stream, which is one of the first signs of an easing in the jobs market.
The ASA's ruling is a huge step forward in preventing tobacco companies from using social media to advertise to young people in the U.K. and around the world, while this is a mild negative for the BAT's UK revenue stream from vape products in the UK, it's immaterial to the bottom line.
Today a painter from Uttar Pradesh -- Kafeel -- his fonts are being used globally, from Heineken to Starbucks. So we gave him an alternate revenue stream.
The company made a ton of money by fighting that battle very well, it's been incredibly important to the company's revenue stream.
I like to work. I like working for Sabre, looking at our business, we bill based upon bookings from airlines, hotels, cruise lines. All of our customers were hit. The revenue stream dried up. With that information, I saw the handwriting on the wall.
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