Which channels are remaining? This shows all of their income and expenses

This is their consolidated income statement, so it includes all subsidiaries.

I echo what a lot of the others say. It looks like OP you are making a dataset for fair pay, definitely a cool move. I’ll peep the fit.

As a viz though, this falls flat. I came to the wrong conclusion just looking at it. The legend needed to be bigger. Also if this phased through the worker types in a sort of slide show, that might’ve been more effective then the current state.

Like everyone is saying too, the time horizon distorts how I view the data.

I think this is a wonderful dataset, but definitely a viz that can be flipped to be more powerful.

I have a garmin watch and my approach to workout and exercising has changed completely. And I was a volleyball player and coach before, so not someone that struggled to be active. It makes a ton of difference when your lifestyle requires you to be active in an irregular way, with individual activities, and in a way that is compatible with work and family duties.

airlines make most of the money by essentially being banks https://youtu.be/ggUduBmvQ_4

Half of the population are burden to the nation. Govt use most of the taxpayer money on feeding those for free instead of development works. Govt have to supply them free ration, free house, free water, free electricity. Instead of that if government use those amount on developing infrastructure India by now have become a developed nation. All those recieving government free supply now think that it is duty of the government to supply them everything for free. That is why India will never become a developed country. India offer money for safe delivery and thus promoting fertility. Instead those having 2 child should be force sterilized.

Is it generated, used, or both? I suppose you probably have a country wide (or bigger) electricity grid, the proportions are likely not balanced per state in either metric?

I'm an enthusiest for both. People eat with their eyes first. Distribution of ingredients for even flavor in every bite is also crucial. Of course I haven't tasted it, but if I see a uneven glob of stuff it makes me think they're not trying.

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As a newfoundland native, I was looking to see where Piattos landed on your list. I was sad to find out its closed down in your town. Not sure why it closed, that place is the bees knees, and it's St. John's locations are both thriving.

If automation can reduce salaries, it would be the logical direction to take from a profitability perspective. The whole sector is ripe for automation, from cabin crews to customer service staff. And people wonder why birthrates are declining. We live in times where employees can easily lose their incomes.

Ask 1st world

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If the numbers are from Item 1A in the filing, the passenger operating revenue should be $12,396 M instead of $12,296 M.

Would love to see salaries broken down into corporate and operational 🤔

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Ist this just AA or does it include their subsidiaries as well?
A lot of companies rent space, tools or vehicles from their own subsidiaries to artificially reduce net profit and save taxes.

Also, is there no marketing in the budget or is it included in the "other" section?

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And yet ANOTHER terribly titled plot in r/dataisbeautiful (and to your point many other issues as well).

As a data scientist, the trash that gets published in this sub annoys me so much

There are names on the outside of the circle

Pretty sure it's native to Ethiopia.

My mind is absolutely blown that coffee didn't leave Ethiopia until 1414. Imagine the change in history if Rome knew about coffee [earlier].

(I guess technically the Roman Empire lasted about 40 years after 1414).

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As an Italian and pizza fan, pizza doesn’t have to be regular to be good. It needs to be properly leavened, cooked at the right temperatures and have the right hydration

It can look like a mashed mess and be the best pizza ever, it’s in the material, not the shape