After spending 15 mins reading up on it to be sure... in some business and accounting contexts, M stands for thousands (from 'milli') so MM became the designation for millions. I read a few people arguing that since K stands for Kilo and is commonly used to represent thousands, that M should always stand for millions and then you have no need for the redundant seeming MM to represent millions. I agree, but MM is commonly used at our bank for millions, and is supposed to avoid confusion. :-)
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What is 60MM? 60 million
million??
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