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Professor Statman says that selling at a profit invokes feelings of pride whereas doing so at a loss entails regret – and perhaps even shame at the realisation that we are not as clever as we thought we were. (Investors' Chronicle)

Natatomisam also sold a farm in mid-Devon, at a profit, and made a profit from selling other “listed investments”. (BusinessLive)

Every time we search on Google we are surrendering information about ourselves, which Google sells on to advertisers at a profit. (The Times)

“And so it’s funny when all of the sudden you get back to the higher ed discussion -- that if a school isn’t entirely self-sustaining or running at a profit, then they don’t deserve to exist.” (Inside Higher Ed)

You could just buy the car at a bargain price and keep it or quickly resell it at a profit. (CNN)

While some sellers are motivated by an opportunity to unload underperforming assets at a profit, others, like Shell, are selling in an effort to cut back on carbon emissions under pressure from investors and government regulations. (Reuters)

Moderna, which has never made a profit and has no other products on the market, decided to sell its vaccine at a profit. (The New York Times)

Even if Tesla does wean itself off regulatory credits and starts manufacturing millions of cars annually at a profit, the valuation is so deep into the stratosphere that it may not even matter. (The Motley Fool)