Revenue
All the money a company brings in from sales, before any costs.
Revenue is the top line — the total money a company earns from selling its products or services, before subtracting expenses. It's often confused with profit, which is what's left after costs. A company can have huge revenue and still make little profit, which is why investors look at both.
Explain it to your kid
"All the money a company brings in from sales."
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