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What is a 'loss' for a company?
A loss, like Morrisons' £629 million figure, means the company spent more money than it earned over a period. This can happen due to various factors, including high operating costs, reduced sales, or one-off expenses. Companies aim to make a profit to grow and remain sustainable.
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