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We use EBIT--earnings before interest and taxes--and we compare that to enterprise value, which is the market value of a company's stock plus the long-term debt that a company has.
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Internet and catalog retailers, in contrast, can and do get by with below-average EBIT and EBITDA margins precisely because they employ less capital than the average company.
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The Index measures solar players according to their financial performance and operational efficiency, with an emphasis on revenue growth, working capital, EBIT percentage and debt-to-equity, among other measures.
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Scandalizing the Graham-Dodd set, the 1980s gave us EBIT and EBITDA as ways to look past profit and discover potential in such flyers as McCaw, Turner, MCI and TCI.
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The analysts expect lower material costs and an appreciating Euro could help raise 2012 and 2013 EBIT (earnings before interest and tax) margins to a five-year high of 6.7%, rising to 9.7% by 2015 with increased sales growth.
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