Word: annual
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According to Wise's calculations, that translates into an annual savings of at least 50 cents a chicken, or 2.5 cents per dozen eggs. With 1.2 billion chickens each laying about 20 dozen eggs per year, the savings could be as much as $600 million...
Paramount declined to say how much it had paid for the acquisition, but Carlton's 1988 annual report put revenues for the production company at $95 million. "The Zenith acquisition represents our most significant entry into the international market," said Mel Harris, president of Paramount's Television Group. "By aligning ourselves with the United Kingdom's major independent producer, we are positioning ourselves for the 1990s and 1992, when Europe's trade barriers fall...
...dispute erupted in September, when Sony recruited Guber and Peters to head Columbia for $2.75 million in annual salaries plus profit-sharing bonuses. Sony also agreed to pay $200 million for Guber-Peters Entertainment, which the two men operate. Warner Bros. responded with a $1 billion suit against Sony for inducing Guber and Peters to break their Warner contract. Said Ed Atorino, who follows the entertainment industry for the Wall Street firm Salomon Bros.: "Sony didn't read the fine print. Warner made them...
STUDENTS staying at Harvard this weekend can breathe a sigh of relief, however, because Harvard Dining Services will select the 15 turkeys for its annual Thanksgiving Day meal...
WITH less than a month to go before our second annual A.W.A.R.E. week, I can hardly believe how blind the Harvard community is to its own ethnocentrism. Most of us are aware of the evils of racism and avoid at all costs the appearance of prejudice against those of different color, religion, or sexual orientation. But we are blind to the more subtle and pervasive issue of ethnocentrism in the classroom...