Word: profitable
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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Every October the Coop returns its profit to the members who helped make it. For the fiscal year 1989, which ended last June, Coop members got back 7.5 percent of the money that they had spent over the course of the year...
After almost a year of negotiations, Harvard and a Roxbury non-profit development organization have nearly reached an agreement that would allow the organization to develop an 8.9 acre site now owned by the Medical School. University officials said yesterday...
That message was driven home last week, when the Tokyo stock exchange was forced to acknowledge a loss of prestige as well as profit. Because of falling share prices and the softening yen, the exchange has yielded its huge lead as the most valuable stock market in the world. As measured in terms of total market capitalization, the Tokyo exchange is now worth about $2.9 trillion. That means it has been chopped down to Wall Street's size...
...assume a commercial view of Harvard productions. We do not establish the dichotomy that some do between the Ex shows and "commercial productions in the houses, or at the Mainstage or Agassiz." Few, if any, Harvard undergraduate productions are business ventures. We treat all theater as art that could profit from intelligent criticism...
Turnaround experts profit from the failure of companies that borrowed recklessly in the Roaring Eighties. -- Tiny Miramax Films sure knows how to pick big winners...