Revenue in 1991 climbed to $281 million, up 12 percent.

Revenue for the year climbed 12 percent to $420.4 million.

Within three years, the company's revenue climbed 900 percent - from $250,000 to more than $2.5 million in 2010.

Revenues at the company climbed 62 percent over the same quarter last year, to $1.078 billion.

Revenue climbed 8 percent, to $15.4 billion, in the third quarter.

Revenues at the subsidiary climbed 3 percent, to $1.53 billion.

Revenues climbed by almost a third, to 895.1 million Canadian dollars.

That year the company's employment force grew to 362 people and revenues climbed to $9.3 million.

Revenues, however, have been climbing every year since the magazine's debut in 1987.

Its revenues averaged $500,000 per year, and eventually climbed to $1,400,000 in 1957.