Final answer:
The weekly gross revenue figures provided are individual figures representing revenue for separate weeks and cannot be combined without further context. Additional information on how the data points relate to each other is necessary to calculate a specific weekly gross revenue.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question seems to focus on calculating the weekly gross revenue using various data points provided. However, the data provided is somewhat disconnected and not clearly related to each other. For example, the sequence of numbers representing weekly gross revenues (in thousands), percentages for return, percent new, and other financial figures like profit and profit margin, do not directly link to a clear methodology for calculating a single weekly gross revenue figure.
Without a specified context or formula for how these figures interact, it is not possible to accurately calculate a weekly gross revenue. Typically, gross revenue is calculated by summing the total income from sales without any deductions. If the list of numbers 96, 90, 95, 92, 95, 94, 94, 94 represent weekly gross revenue in thousands for consecutive weeks, then we can present them as individual weekly revenues, but not as a single figure unless we are asked to calculate an average or total over a specified period.