1.   Banks profit on the spread between the rate at which they lend and the rate at which they borrow.

2.   Banks profit on the spread between the rates they pay to borrow money and what they receive on loans they make.

3.   Banks profit on the spread between the rates they pay to borrow money and what they receive on loans.

4.   Banks profit on the spread between the amount they pay to borrow money and the rate at which they lend it out.

5.   Banks profit on the spread between the amount they pay to borrow money and the rate at which they lend.

6.   Bills finance companies that profit on the difference in interest rates between the commercial papers they sell and the money they lend companies fell.

7.   Bills finance companies fell because they profit on the margin in the interest between the commercial paper they sell and the money they lend to companies.

8.   Even for companies that do not profit on delivery charges, the subject can rankle customers.

9.   Forget that Eisner, the CEO of Disney, profits on the sleepless nights of Americans.

10.   He bought and sold futures contracts in Japan and Singapore, trying to profit on tiny price differentials in the two markets, but not building an open position.