to take advantage of someone or something for selfish or unethical ends

a stake, share, or involvement in an undertaking, especially financial or political

profits

the state of having won a competition or achieved a success.

smoothly; without a hitch

an entitlement to something, such as a legal or moral claim

to be advantageous to; to be beneficial for

to make a profit or earn a surplus

a government authority or license conferring a right or title for a set period, especially the sole right to exclude others from making, using, or selling an invention

advantageous; favorable

perks or benefits in kind provided by an employer to its employees

causing damage, injury, or having a detrimental impact on health or interests

The SI derived unit of electrical inductance.

easy to reach, use, or providing comfort and efficiency

interest (on a loan)

the management and utilization of water resources for agricultural, industrial, or power generation purposes.

(HK, Sg, Tw) Pelé (1940–2022), Edson Arantes Do Nascimento, Brazilian football star

Harry (name)

to obtain benefits or make a financial profit

Turrell Wylie, the American scholar known for developing the Wylie transcription system for Tibetan script.

to lose a competition, battle, or election; to suffer a setback

Liverpool (England)

female given name Victoria

penetrating and direct in thought, speech, or observation

bonus; dividend

Ferrari, Italian luxury sports car manufacturer

Kelly (person name)

bringing or suggesting good fortune; auspicious or propitious

to be beneficial to; to be conducive to

to generate a financial gain or be in a state of profitability

spoils of war

Philips (Dutch multinational electronics company)

Mary (biblical name)

sudden huge profits

a person or side that wins a victory in a contest, competition, or struggle

(of news, data, etc.) likely to cause a decline in market prices; negative or bearish