capitalisation

That means, in super simplistic terms, that $128 million in extra profit increases Microsoft's market capitalisation by ($128 x 17.6 =) $2.2528 Billion.

IBM currently has (according to Google) a market capitalisation of 160 billion dollars; DEC and Sun don't exist any more.

Many of the syntax and capitalisation rules seem arbitrary, different for the sake of being different.

Even if that's not the correct capitalisation, it still sounds like some service for child molesters.

When you have $171b market capitalisation you can expect some diversification in its corporate holdings.

You are quite right - I remembered there were eight words, but did not think through the capitalisation.

I currently work in an enterprise environment for a company with a market capitalisation of over £1B.

I can't think of a reason to have two files with the same name that vary only in capitalisation.

Demand factors on the index fund play no role Simply put, the indexes use either a price weightings, or a market capitalisation weighing.

So while I agree with the silly capitalisation, I also think it's a losing battle.

This is crazy: > Credit Suisse estimates that 6-9% of China’s market capitalisation is funded by credit, nearly five times the average in the rich world.

I wonder if they have a four letters or less capitalisation rule for acronyms.

"open source" [de-capitalisation is purposeful to distinguish with "Open Source [OSD]"] has always simply meant that the source was available to view for those the program was distributed to.