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What are 'pre-tax earnings'?

Pre-tax earnings, or profit, are the money a company makes before taxes are deducted. Hilton's increased forecast means they expect to make more money from their operations. This is a key indicator of a company's financial health and success, influencing investor confidence and its ability to grow and create jobs.

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