At the beginning of fiscal 2010 Phoebe Bridgers INC had retained earnings of USD1,000,000 and at the beginning of fiscal 2011 Phoebe Bridgers INC had retained earnings of USD1,200,000. During fiscal 2010 Phoebe Bridgers INC declared a dividend of USD300,000 and declared a 3-for-1 stock split. How much did Phoebe Bridgers INC earn during fiscal 2010?

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