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Although GP is still technically correct, as a cent is by definition 1/100th of a unit of currency. The above all use fils instead.
Mils, or mills. (Typo, or autocorrupt French keyboard?)
>$100.000 each day For clarity & comment skimmers: TFA uses $100,000 in the subheading and beyond. Some European countries use `.` as a thousands separator, so it's not "a hundred dollars a day".
No one uses 3 digits to represent cents, so nobody is going to interpret this as a hundred dollars a day.
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Commas are punctuation too... so what are you proposing?
Could use a space or an underscore: 100 000 100_000
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It's downright insulting. Norway is a country not a mere here today gone tomorrow company.
Some companies lasted longer than some countries
In 1885 he helped found and lead the Provisional Government of Saskatchewan on land traditionally inhabited by Métis people. After a series of battles that spring, the Provisional Government was defeated by Canadian troops. The country had been in existence for just 62 days. Riel was subsequently captured, convicted and hanged.