Yes, they'll continue to make AAA cash cows as well.
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Next to Homeland, Shameless is one of Showtime's major cash cows.
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PBMs, once seen as cash cows, also face an uncertain future.
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Perfumes are cash cows for fashion brands because they are an accessible purchase.
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These events have become cash cows for celebs -- weddings Bar Mitzvahs and such.
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Too often students are treated as cash cows to be milked for research funding.
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Its "Cash Cows" ETFs buy companies with strong cash flows and healthy balance sheets.
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Ever since, its catalogue has proven to be one of its most reliable cash cows.
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Studios. Still, publishers shouldn't treat licenses like cash cows and saturate the market, he cautioned.
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No realm of entertainment is littered with more outsiders made quickly into affable cash cows.
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We were stopped all the time simply because we were seen as potential cash cows.
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I couldn't be more disappointed in how Disney treats their underage talent like cash cows.
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Some now complain about being treated like "cash-cows" and may be loath to return.
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They want to use their water systems as cash cows to pay for other government services.
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One of the biggest cash cows for rappers this weekend is Studio 23 in Miami Beach.
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Social networks and self-serve ad networks have been treated as efficient cash cows for too long.
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Cutting the dying cash cows is the hardest, but probably most important, step in righting the ship.
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As such, the Big Three automakers are keen to defend these cash cows against rising gas prices.
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But with the recovery, the firm is keen to keep the assets it sees as cash cows.
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Event organizers have begun to see food trucks as cash cows, skimming a big part of their take.
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Generally, parents making bad money decisions fall into one of two categories, experts said: hoarders and cash cows.
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It's meant to treat students as investments rather than cash cows — and potentially lift their crippling debt load.
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The other, filed in February, targets the way the FLDS allegedly uses women and children as welfare cash cows.
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The other cash cows include housing and meal plans, and that's where the profit margins for schools really soar.
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One big acquisition, the document software company Quip, took direct aim at Microsoft Office, one of Microsoft's cash cows.
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The result is that these movies feel more like contractual obligations and cash cows than interpretations of beloved art.
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With football programs seen as their cash cows, universities often disregard patterns of abuse that don't have explicit legal repercussions.
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Riskier companies in tune with global growth have been market leaders – replacing the dividend cash cows favored a year ago.
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Everything from overdraft fees to late payment fines to ATM fees are the cash cows for retail banks, says Cherny.
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That's particularly true in cities like Ferguson that went easy on wealthier residents but treated poor people like cash cows.
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Democrats also want to ban the construction of any new plastics production facilities, cash cows for the oil and gas industry.
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The group's cash cows are Tata Consultancy Services and Tata Motors, together generating half the total annual revenue of $103.5 billion.
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If it succeeds Biogen, or any company that buys Biogen, will own one of the great cash cows in pharmaceutical history.
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Moore and his Crown of Kings series have long been cash cows for Empirical Press, the publishing house where Younger takes place.
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BCG told firms to split portfolios into four buckets: cash cows worth milking, stars, dogs that should be shot and question-marks.
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It's becoming increasingly clear that social networks and ad networks that profit off other people's content can't be low-maintenance cash cows.
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As CEO, I would acknowledge upfront that we have certain brands and products that are cash cows now — but are slowly dying.
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The avidity with which consumers snatched up even poor-quality CD reissues was a revelation: proof that catalogs could be cash cows.
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Sporting events, particularly football, have become cash cows that are critical to the overall economic success of many institutes of higher learning.
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That's because both films and the lucrative franchises they fit into are pieces in Disney's ever-expanding arsenal of cinematic cash cows.
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Single-aisle aircraft like the hot-selling 737 and Airbus A320 families are the cash cows of the world's two largest aircraft manufacturers.
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Fitch's Alexander Danilov says private banks' owners often see them not as stand-alone businesses, but as cash cows for their other interests.
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An uncomfortable but proactive step would be to sell the legacy cash cows that are dying and invest the cash windfall into innovation.
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That strategy invited antitrust suits, and it also helped prevent the company from creating new businesses wholly independent of the two cash cows.
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"These are little cash cows running around the city spitting out money," Mr. Murstein said, beaming in a navy suit and pink tie.
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Yet drugstores' main goal is to get frugal customers to buy high-margin over-the-counter drugs and cosmetics, which are their cash cows.
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But many in the U.S. recognize that the Western provinces are far more than just cash cows for Ottawa's social welfare and environmental schemes.
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Republicans still do well in some of those areas, but they've also focused on reliably conservative cash cows like the Houston and Dallas metro areas.
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But even those who have watched Mr Nadella's actions with a high degree of scepticism reckon the firm is moving on from its cash-cows.
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Some firms have the opposite problem and need to show that, as well as being steady cash cows, they have new thrills up their sleeve.
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Boeing's hot-selling 737 and the Airbus A320 family of single-aisle jetliners are the cash cows of the two aircraft makers, the world's largest.
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Ad revenues are declining and subscription services like Netflix and Spotify have already taken huge bites out of the cash cows of the broader entertainment industry.
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The second test is that the Trump Organisation should stop seeking out new investments and instead run its existing operations as cash cows and distribute any profits.
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Their cash cows are iron ore and coking coal, the raw materials of steel, which are used more heavily in petrol and diesel engines than in EVs.
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Investment firms had assumed that would make Millennials cash cows for them, as we started buying more investment advice, brokerage services, wealth-management products, and so on.
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Sales of hybrids and small cars lag behind SUVs and trucks, which, in an era of low gas prices, tend to be cash cows for car companies.
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The chart on the left shows Citi's cash cows have enjoyed 27% gains year-to-date — a full 10 percentage points more than the MSCI All-World Index.
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I recall an article in The Times's business pages within the last year or so that made it clear the DVD operation was still one of Netflix's cash cows.
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Some have since closed, causing the baby-faced dictator of North Korea to learn, perhaps, that restaurants aren't the easy-to-run cash cows they may seem to be.
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Rather than casting off their legacy businesses for pennies on the dollar, or treating them as "cash cows" to milk, they pour money back into them to prolong their profitability.
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But while PC and console franchises like "Minecraft" and "Call of Duty" have been enduring cash cows, the world of mobile gaming tends to have higher highs and lower lows.
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It is an approach meant to treat students as investments rather than cash cows — a fundamental shift that could finally lift the crippling debt load we routinely push onto students.
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Wildly excessive copyright terms do nothing to incentivize artistic expression, but they're great at lining the pockets of giant media companies by keeping their cash cows out of the public domain.
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It will test the loyalty of those who have swelled his rallies to capacity, either transforming huge crowds into cash cows or creating more breathing room in the places where he appears.
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But in the presidential context, there's at least more of a debate going on between small-dollar-powered insurgents like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren and more traditional cash cows like Biden.
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Iliad's previous set-top boxes all played the role of cash-cows for the telecoms group, helping finance the company's low-cost mobile offers since obtaining a license in France in 2012.
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With Ballmer as CEO, Microsoft grew its enterprise business from non-existent to about $20 billion in revenue per year, while maintaining high profits on the company's traditional cash cows, Windows and Office.
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Pompeo blasts studios for using underpaid young actresses as cash cows, "parading them like ponies on a red carpet," profiting off their star power before they're discarded like "yesterday's garbage," left without financial stability.
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"(Chinese TV) regulators know that with the January shafting of these shows they are slaughtering one of the few cash cows that could bring China soft power," says Niedenführ, of the University of Tubingen.
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PLDT and Globe are engaged in a price war to attract mobile internet subscribers, spurred by the spread of smartphones, while revenue continues to fall in the traditional cash cows of calls and text messaging.
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Similarly, E.T.F.s have become cash cows for the firms that originate them, like BlackRock and Vanguard, and those that trade them, like Jane Street in New York and Susquehanna International Group, a private firm near Philadelphia.
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Citi's "Cash Cows" — the stocks it has identified as "highly profitable, capex-lite business that are returning high levels of cash to shareholders" — have been trouncing the overall global market by 10 percentage points in 2019.
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From biohacking with Soylent to Kim Kardashian's Flat Tummy lollipops, boutique ballet fitness classes to cult-like warehouse gyms, the future promises to turn average Joes into Instagram cash cows and already-successful people into superhumans.
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Their mines in Pilbara, Western Australia, are vast cash cows; with all-in costs below $20143 a tonne, they still generate substantial profits even though prices have slumped from $192 a tonne in 2011 to about $44.
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We all know the industry incumbent didn't exactly rise to this particular Kodak moment, and instead eventually lost out to more innovative competitors like Canon that were willing to sacrifice their cash cows by advancing better alternatives.
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"This firm seems to have regarded its customers as cash cows and failed to take account of the FCA's core mantra, that of treating people fairly," said Bill McCaffrey, a financial services partner at CMS law firm.
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Getting people in the door at least once will not matter if they cannot either maintain a solid flow of new clientele in perpetuity, or turn a fair fraction of new visitors into diehards (read: cash cows).
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Clearly, a lot of people have commented, as I have, it's not really fair in some ways because we have built these gigantic cash cows, money machines, but they aren't valued as highly as we think they should be.
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Fans of shimmery miniskirts, hands-in-the-air choruses and beefcake backup dancers are in for a treat, as theater producers are turning to some of pop music's biggest divas for their latest musical projects (and potential cash cows).
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Spotify CEO Daniel EkPhoto: Drew Angerer (Getty)Less than a month after Spotify filed a formal complaint against Apple for its app store practices, a European Commission probe is moving forward, potentially threatening one of the Cupertino giant's cash cows.
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The expected moves show how keen traditional banks are to protect their cash cows even with a short-term hit to their profits, at a time when their growth elsewhere faces hurdles due to an intensifying U.S.-China trade war.
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The deal is in line with AbbVie's strategy to fend off rivals of the world's best-selling prescription drug until 2023, giving the company more time to bolster its pipeline with new cash cows to offset the expected sales decline.
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From his analysis though, it's clear the platform as a whole is coalescing around a select few channels, and is trending towards a more centralized stable of cash cows, many of whom have caused the platform enormous public embarrassment over the years.
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"The Australian leak reveals that Facebook continues to view its users — even young ones — as nothing more than cash cows that can be manipulated for marketers, " said Chester, executive director of the Center for Digital Democracy, a nonprofit watchdog group in Washington.
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The national scope of this problem was documented a decade ago in a devastating report by Arthur Levine, a former president of Teachers College, Columbia University, who criticized universities for using teacher-training programs with low or no standards as cash cows.
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Though the donations make up just a fraction of Rohrabacher's $2.4 million campaign war chest, the money ranks the cannabis industry as the third-most generous to the Orange County Republican's campaign, after reliable GOP cash cows like the real estate industry and retirees.
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In addition to spam and ads, founders visited business writers and VCs uninvited, war dialed to get access to Sand Hill Road cash cows, and added sex and violence to their Facebook ads to get that last click that would put them into "exit" territory.
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Outdoor games will never disappear completely, as they are cash cows, but reaching a saturation point in 2014 has probably killed the potential of the Winter Classic ever becoming a needed yearly national draw for a league that can't break free from its niche roots.
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Disney, whose world we increasingly live in, made $10 billion at the box office before releasing Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker—thanks to cash cows like Avengers: Endgame (on our list) and a live-action remake of the The Lion King (very much not).
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He calls her out for her "white privilege guilt" and for taking Santos to the bank, meanwhile he had made a racket for himself by using vulnerable, undocumented workers in the restaurant as cash cows; making a profit by taking a cut for cashing a check of their earnings.
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In his narrative, American (tech) companies didn't fail in China because they were incompetent, but rather because they never made the effort to localize: American public companies tend to treat international markets as cash cows, sources of bonus revenue to which they are entitled by virtue of winning at home.
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On the flip side are cash cows: These are the parents who, because of pressure or guilt, hand over money every time an adult child requests it — even if it's for frivolous reasons, like taking a trip or buying the latest high-tech gadget, and even if they can't afford it.
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BUT EVEN AS A CONTINUED GROWING BUSINESS, JUST LIKE A COMPANY LIKE GOOGLE, WHICH WENT MODULAR BY CREATING ALPHABET, IT CREATES MORE TRANSPARENCY AROUND WHICH BUSINESSES ARE THE CASH COWS PRODUCING CURRENT EARNINGS VERSUS WHICH ARE THE GROWTH AREAS WHERE YOU HAVE TO TAKE A LONGER TIME HORIZON BEFORE THE ROEs HIT TARGET LEVELS.
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The Conjuring 23.6 ($225 million global, cost just $2179 million), Don't Breathe ($220 million global, cost just $2207 million), Lights Out ($2172 million global, cost just $125 million), The Purge: Election Year ($2128 million global, cost just $2229 million), Blair Witch ($2144 million global, cost just $5 million), and the previously mentioned The Witch all were cash cows for their respective studios.
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Take a look at this chart: Sales of low- to mid-tier watches – and a mid-tier watch can range in price between $500 and $3,000 (and I would even lump many $10,000 watches in the mid-tier category) – were stagnant while the true cash cows, the expensive watches for the ultra-rich, fell slowly from a high in 2014.
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Treating the Falcon rockets as cash cows, SpaceX is moving its development efforts on to an even larger (and possibly also cheaper) launcher, known as the BFR, and a constellation of thousands of communication satellites, an undertaking that would exploit its ability to get things into space cheaply so as to provide high-speed internet access all around the world.
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Successful products that satisfy the criteria for cash cows include: the Ford Transit and Pickup Trucks, Kellogg's Corn Flakes, Coca-Cola, Google's YouTube, the iPod and iPhone lines. Airport hangars that have reverted to airport ownership are often referred to as cash cows.
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When Avatar's stereoscopic splendour swept the globe, studios noticed the swollen teat of a cash cow, and cash cows in Hollywood seldom go unmilked.
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180px In the 1970s, BCG created and popularized the "growth–share matrix," a chart to help large corporations decide how to allocate cash among their business units. The corporation would categorize its business units as "Stars," "Cash Cows," "Question Marks," or "Dogs," and then allocate cash accordingly, moving money from Cash Cows toward Stars and Question Marks, which have higher market growth rates and hence greater upside potential.
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Chinese Indonesians in Medan became victims of the local ' (gangsters) who threatened the community with violence. Prior to the rioting, the Chinese commonly used extra-legal methods to ensure their protection and security. Consequently, groups who extorted money from the Chinese—sometimes agents of government—saw them as nothing but "cash cows". During the violence, however, intimidation was often followed by the looting of Chinese-owned stores and businesses.
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"The Golden Fleece; Aaron's Cash Cows", Vanity Fair, August 2003, page 160."Money, Politics and the Undoing of Stan Lee Media; A fund-raiser for Hillary Clinton triggered events that contributed to the Web firm's collapse. In the fallout, several may face prison terms", Los Angeles Times, July 20, 2003, p. C1. Paul produced and underwrote what he described as the largest fund raising event ever held for a federal candidate,Hillary Clinton Campaign Acknowledges Violation by NewsMax.
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He sued the record company, claiming he had never been credited nor paid by them. Consequently, Virgin's compilation album Cash Cows, which featured the Professionals' track "Kick Down the Doors", was withdrawn and the album was shelved. After Allan left the band, he was replaced by ex-Subway Sect bassist Paul Myers, with Ray McVeigh also joining the band as a second guitarist. The new line-up of the Professionals later re-recorded previous material so that Allan would not be owed any further royalties.
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The streetcar companies were generally unregulated while the electric utilities were regulated. By investing directly in transit firms, the electric companies were "cash cows" even in the Great Depression and were able to increase the basis of their limited return on investment. The result of the provision was the divestiture of utility-owned electric streetcar companies, which were then acquired by various parties and very often dismantled replaced by buses or trackless trolleys. The largest fallout of the divestiture was the General Motors nationwide streetcar dismantlement.
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The eleven superseded regions In 1999 the Municipal Demarcation Board conducted a study of metropolitan areas and other large councils, and found that Johannesburg should be declared as a "category A" municipality. The following Local Government Municipal Systems Act no. 32 of 2000 replaced the GJMC, its four MLCs and also the neighbouring Midrand Local Authority, with the new "City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality" from 6 December 2000. The iGoli 2002 plan went into effect and returned some sectors into "cash cows" that helped support the city in general.
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The quality issue in a corporate context attracted particular attention in the management economics literature following the development of the BCG matrix in 1970. Using the two specific dimensions of life cycle and the experience curve concept, the matrix allocates a company's products – and even companies themselves – to one of two quality classes (Cash Cows and Stars) or two Non-quality classes (Question Marks and Dogs). Other important works on quality of corporate business can be found primarily among the US management literature. These include, for example, "In Search of Excellence" by Thomas Peters and Robert Waterman,Thomas Peters and Robert Waterman (1982).
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In June 2001, shortly after the introduction of the Premium Processing Service by the Immigration and Naturalization Service (the predecessor to USCIS), Gary Endelman wrote an article in Immigration Daily critical of the Premium Processing Service. He argued that the very fact that people were willing to pay the fee for 15-day processing times highlighted severe inefficiencies and unfunded mandates on the INS, which should not take much longer to process applications in any case. He suggested that rather than allowing the INS to treat these fees as cash cows, the United States legislature should identify clearer, more limited mandates for the agency along with a plan to fund them.
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The distinctions implied by the imprints were subtle but important. Books that London issued on commission (paid for by their authors or by some learned body) were styled 'Henry Frowde', or 'Humphrey Milford' with no mention of OUP, as if the Publisher were issuing them himself, while books that the Publisher issued under the rubric of the university bore the imprint 'Oxford University Press'. Both these categories were mostly handled by London, while Oxford (in practice the Secretary) looked after the Clarendon Press books. Commission books were intended as cash cows to fund the London Business's overheads, since the Press did not lay aside any resources for this purpose.
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He took office on 31 March 2017 and was installed at a ceremony on 19 April 2017. The Times Scottish edition reported in June 2018 that Anwar had failed to hold a single surgery for the first 11 months of his rectorship; a claim backed up by Glasgow University. Anwar been criticised for publicly accusing the university of showing "callous disregard" for students and staff, treating international students as "cash cows" and claiming to have uncovered serious cases of racism and sexual harassment. However, officials at the university insisted that when they asked for specific details so they could launch investigations, none were provided.
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Pyramid projects also provide storylines for the series, as the company's staff try to manage the inevitable complications created by the casts and crews of their film and television productions. Its cash cows are two series: The Sword of Damacles , a parody of mythological adventure series such as Xena: Warrior Princess and Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, and Beaver Creek, a parody of Canadian period dramas such as Anne of Green Gables and Road to Avonlea. The staff also face complications with their low-budget, poorly-made films, such as Vigilante's Vengeance. Many of their movies fail; they are not produced, or go direct-to-video in foreign countries.
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Cash cows can act as barriers to entry to the market for new products, as entrants need to invest heavily in order to achieve the brand awareness required to capture a significant share of the market away from the dominant players. A higher pay out rate of earning in the form of share repurchase or cash/share dividend might also increase the risk of future dividend cut and is an indication of lack of growth opportunity. Since the business unit can maintain profits with little maintenance or investment, a cash cow can also be used to describe a profitable but complacent company or business unit. In his book The Innovator's Dilemma, Clayton M. Christensen argues that listening to existing customers' concerns can prevent a highly successful business from innovating, resulting in smaller competitors eventually producing disruptive innovations.
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