Billings

/ˈbɪlɪŋz/ noun

Definition

The total amount of money that a company charges customers for services or goods provided.

Etymology

From the word 'bill,' meaning a statement of charges, which comes from Old French 'bille' (a written statement). The suffix '-ing' was added to create the noun form referring to the practice or records of charging.

Kelly Says

Billings is crucial to understanding how companies measure success—it's not just profit, but the total revenue they're bringing in before expenses, which is why investors obsess over it as a sign of whether a business is growing.

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