I'm a not-for-profit, we have a not-for-profit organization, and many of them are for-profit corporations.
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KELLY EVANS: The for-profit education-- JEFF UBBEN: That's for-profit education.
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A corporation is a for-profit business and has to be run for profit.
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Education must become flexible through partnerships with communities, governments, for-profit and not-for-profit organizations.
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FOR-PROFIT. Capitol Counsel has signed two new clients: the GEO Group, a for-profit prison company, and Career Education Colleges and Universities (CECU), a trade association that represents for-profit schools.
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These countries achieve universal coverage through a mix of private, for-profit and not-for-profit insurers.
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Not all for-profit schools are ripoffs, and there are some good things about for-profit schools.
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She would ban for-profit charter schools outright and direct the Internal Revenue Service to investigate nonprofit charters that are run by for-profit entities or operate with the assistance of for-profit service providers.
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Different groups among the eight founders staked out different positions, with some favoring for-profit, others not-for-profit.
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Make a Stand's for-profit orientation raised interesting issues about the intersection of a for-profit company and charity.
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He's a billionaire, but we're spending millions of dollars to support his for-profit clubs and for-profit businesses.
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Here are the 10 top colleges in the U.S., according to Forbes: State: North Carolina Cost: $71,103 Type: Private not-for-profit Average financial aid: $47,055 State: New Hampshire Cost: $71,827 Type: Private not-for-profit Average financial aid: $45,867 State: Rhode Island Cost: $71,050 Type: Private not-for-profit Average financial aid: $40,133 State: Pennsylvania Cost: $71,715 Type: Private not-for-profit Average financial aid: $43,2126 State: California Cost: $269,2600 Type: Private not-for-profit Average financial aid: $248,2195 State: New Jersey Cost: $210,153 Type: Private not-for-profit Average financial aid: $215,210 State: Massachusetts Cost: $214,430 Type: Private not-for-profit Average financial aid: $41,674 State: California Cost: $69,109 Type: Private not-for-profit Average financial aid: $47,103 State: Connecticut Cost: $71,290 Type: Private not-for-profit Average financial aid: $48,126 State: Massachusetts Cost: $69,600 Type: Private not-for-profit Average financial aid: $48,195 Harvard topped the Forbes' list and five other Ivy League schools also cracked the top 10.
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For-profit colleges Harris, the former attorney general of California, took credit for putting for-profit colleges out of business.
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The downside is that for-profit degrees are, on average, much more expensive than degrees from not-for-profit institutions.
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Buttigieg would also ban for-profit charter schools, which are publicly funded but privately run, sometimes by for-profit companies.
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Philanthropic money is the most risk-tolerant capital out there, whether it's deployed for-profit or not-for-profit or on advocacy.
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Another difference: Conyers's bill calls for the elimination of all for-profit hospitals, making it essentially illegal to run a for-profit provider.
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Private, not-for-profit hospitals were far more likely to offer translation services than private for-profit and government hospitals, the study found.
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Reporting by POLITICO and STAT News questioned whether Soon-Shiong used his not-for-profit foundations' resources to benefit his for-profit businesses.
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The analysts found that students who attended for-profit colleges on average earned 18 percent less than peers at private not-for-profit colleges.
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Eitel spent four years in the for-profit sector, as a vice president at Bridgepoint Education and Career Education Corp, two for-profit college operators.
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You look at things like the for-profit education stocks, for-profit prison stocks, which basically can be impacted by executive order, both positively and negatively.
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Defending rules to protect students from for-profit college fraud The state successfully filed in 220006 to join a lawsuit and stop a challenge from a California for-profit schools group that hoped to stop Department of Education regulations targeting for-profit school fraud from taking effect.
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The bill says these for-profit providers should be "compensated for reasonable financial losses incurred as a result of the conversion" from for-profit to nonprofit status.
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Eases up on for-profit colleges, allowing equal access to federal aid for profit and non profit schools and eliminating the gainful employment regulation on for-profits.
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Ratings analysts at Moody's see both not-for-profit and for profit hospitals facing weaker demand and higher levels of uncompensated care after federal Medicaid cuts begin.
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To that end, he's been making personal investments in both for-profit and not-for-profit companies, and is creating this new fund to manage those ventures.
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Calling Trump University a shady for-profit college doesn't go nearly far enough; even the most dubious for-profit colleges provide something akin to an actual degree program.
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For-profit colleges have a long history in the US. In the late '40s, there was an influx of veterans entering higher education institutions, including for-profit schools.
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The job-offer rate for college graduates who had taken a paid, for-profit internship was 72 percent, compared to just 44 percent for unpaid, for-profit internships.
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Boris Nikolic is a physician who previously served as chief advisor for science and technology to Bill Gates, investing in both for-profit and not-for-profit outfits.
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Both for-profit and nonprofit groups in higher education are also concerned with more robust financial reporting standards, though the rules generally focus on the for-profit sector.
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Not-for-profit and public hospitals were, respectively, 4.8 times and 85033 times more likely to have a palliative care program than for-profit hospitals, the study found.
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Developing alternative ways of achieving those results is left to private regulators: for-profit and not-for-profit organizations that step up to design and implement regulatory schemes.
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ROA claims advocates push to close the 90/10 loophole with interests of curtailing competition between the for-profit and not-for-profit sectors; this is not true.
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WOSEN's regional coordinator Sarah Beyea said social enterprises, which can be for-profit or not-for-profit, were a natural fit for indigenous women wanting to help communities.
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By using private-impact investors to capitalize social service providers at the outset, PFS contracts help not-for-profit and for-profit organizations begin immediate social service interventions.
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For-profit colleges The higher education bill from House Republicans would roll back many of the regulations that the Obama administration sought to impose on for-profit colleges.
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But students who attended for-profit schools had a 4 percent less chance of employment when compared to those who enrolled in private not-for-profit colleges, "The employment and earnings results collectively imply a markedly higher job quality for selective college and not-for-profit enrollees," Chakrabarti and Jiang wrote.
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The bottom line: Not-for-profit hospitals market themselves as charities, but they act more like for-profit peers — renewing questions of whether those organizations' tax exemptions are justified.
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Laureate Education, the largest for-profit higher education company, announced terms for its IPO on Wednesday, but for-profit is a tough sell given how poorly they have performed.
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For-profit nursing homes utilize related corporations more frequently than nonprofits do, and have fared worse than independent for-profit homes in fines, complaints and staffing, the analysis found.
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" - Maura, 343 "Her feminist platform was for profit.
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Everyone, he says, acts like we have to make clothes in Bangladesh or Honduras, because it's good for profit margins, and what's good for profit margins is what business demands.
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SO THIS IS SOMETHING THAT WORKED FOR ME BECAUSE I CAN'T DO SOMETHING FULL TIME GIVEN ALL THE DIFFERENT THINGS I'M DOING NOW BOTH NOT FOR PROFIT AND FOR PROFIT.
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Shares of stock in for-profit colleges have risen sharply since Trump's election because investors anticipate that a Trump administration will roll back Obama's crackdown on shady for-profit universities.
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Cracked down on bad practices by for-profit colleges In another education-centered issue, Obama has also worked tirelessly to crack down on foul play by bad for-profit colleges.
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Yet, only one-in-four students who enrolls in a four-year for-profit school actually graduates within six years while for not for profit colleges, roughly 60 percent do.
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The American Health Care Association, which represents most for-profit nursing homes — 70 percent of nursing homes in the United States are for-profit — filed suit to stop the change.
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The Veterans Affairs Department has traditionally done little to police the for-profit college industry despite handing more than $1.7 billion for the 2012-13 school year to for-profit colleges.
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Should it be a for-profit entity funded by an I.C.O. or by venture capital—like Ripple, an earlier cryptocurrency protocol launch—or a not-for-profit foundation, with independent oversight?
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Ms. DeVos, who invested in companies with ties to for-profit colleges before taking office, has made it an agency priority to unfetter for-profit schools by eliminating restrictions on them.
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The Obama administration put in aggressive rules to crack down on for-profit schools, after they noticed 44 percent of defaulted student loans were coming from people who attended for-profit schools.
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Betsy DeVos has hired a former official at the for-profit college DeVry University to run a unit that investigates for-profit college fraud, according to an email obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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DeVos loves for-profit education — you may remember she championed an overhaul of the Michigan school system, which replaced troubled public schools with truly terrible charter schools, most of them for-profit.
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The bill would also blur the distinction between for-profit and other colleges, allowing for-profit career training programs to escape regulatory scrutiny that is now required under federal statute and regulation.
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The investigative team had been created in 153 after the collapse of the for-profit Corinthian Colleges, which set off a wave of complaints from students about predatory activities at for-profit schools.
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DeVos has also been appointing staffers who have ties to the for-profit industry, and some for-profit entities have suggested that now might be the time to move back into expansion mode.
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Policy makers should build housing for people, not for profit.
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None of our medicines are to be sold for profit.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren calls Facebook a "disinformation for profit" machine.
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I'm so sick of nostalgia as a ploy for profit.
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Surely some for-profit health entity — like an insurance company!
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Upbeat earnings so far have increased expectations for profit growth.
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Do you think it will permanently affect ... For profit-making.
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For profit businesses, especially smaller businesses, don't have that problem.
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Hannity is a propagandist for profit, peddling lies every night.
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" That DeVos is "for profit charter schools without strong oversight.
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The company stuck to the existing outlook for profit growth.
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It beat Wall Street expectations for profit and revenue growth.
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In reality, nonprofits rely on for profit businesses every day.
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In fact, some earnings from for profit companies fund nonprofits.
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The improvement signaled the potential for profit margins to increase.
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Healthcare shouldn't be for profit ever, it's a human right.
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Tech companies shouldn't be using Americans' private information for profit.
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It's a pantomime, tapping into Americans' national pride for profit.
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Over one-fifth of borrowers who attended private for-profit institutions are behind on student loan payments, versus 8 percent who attended public institutions and 5 percent who attended private not-for-profit institutions.
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Just look at the many poor-performing for-profit colleges — or the fact that Michigan's version of education reform, which is heavy for-profit schools, seems to be performing worse than other states' versions.
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Michigan, abiding by none of those rules, has allowed 80 percent of its own charters to be operated by for-profit E.M.Os. Only 113 percent of charters nationwide are run by for-profit companies.
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Stock prices of for-profit education companies like DeVry, Grand Canyon Education, and Strayer have surged since Election Day, and many investors believe President Trump will roll back regulations against the for-profit education industry.
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Defended Obama administration regulation targeting for-profit schools Becerra filed in defense of a rule passed by the Obama administration mandating that for-profit schools prepare students for a recognized field of work beyond graduation.
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An Education Department official who was formerly an executive at a for-profit college reportedly helped shape the agency's rollback of a policy designed to help protect students from being defrauded by for-profit colleges.
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For-Profit Law School Faces Crisis After Losing Federal Loans Charlotte Law's struggles highlight the questions being raised over for-profit law schools and the sky-high amounts that students are borrowing for their education.
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DeVos, who's been criticized for siding with for-profit colleges, pressed pause on processing the claims after a group representing for-profit colleges in California sued the agency seeking to block it from taking effect.
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But there seems to be an ideological hostility to for-profit schools that doesn't serve the interests of students seeking the combination of focus and flexibility that for-profit schools might be able to provide.
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Detention Center, a privately owned, for-profit facility operated by GEO
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Oftentimes, these people have exploited the fears of conservatives for profit.
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The combined for-profit education company will serve about 80,000 students.
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Did leadership make cynical decisions to target underage users for profit?
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Universities, including for-profit ones, should have to compete for customers.
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" The bottom line: "Not-for-profit" does not mean "no profit.
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Still, they understand why people have used the houses for profit.
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The networks are for-profit businesses that create an attention economy.
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Details: The Dogwood is owned by the for-profit FWIW Media.
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Since peaking in 2010, for-profit enrolments have plummeted by 33%.
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"Because I work for the for-profit healthcare industry," Drew replied.
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The for-profit entity is ultimately controlled by the nonprofit's board.
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They become social entrepreneurs, solving public problems through for-profit businesses.
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Financial regulators took action against two for-profit colleges on Monday.
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Take a revenge porn website that traffics those images for profit.
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There's no doubt the market might be ripe for profit-taking.
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Khan has many for-profit competitors, with new competitors launching everyday.
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Charities must detail how they separate nonprofit from for-profit business.
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Of those, 0003 percent are housed in private, for-profit facilities.
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It's a for-profit part of his global real estate empire.
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Around 100,000 state inmates are housed in for-profit institutions overall.
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Is the government "crackdown" on for-profit colleges the wrong response?
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For-profit institutions have tended to produce worse outcomes for students.
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But the for-profit industry wasn't the only source of resistance.
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The risky investment bank is its only obvious font for profit.
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The stock exchange was demutualised and become for-profit in September.
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Check out the VICE doc on America's for-profit bail system.
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Check out our short documentary on America's for-profit bail system.
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There is a long history of scandal in for-profit schools.
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But for-profit education has a bad rap for a reason.
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These "big three" labels get to exploit this material for profit.
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Captain Foy said that the poaching is driven mainly for profit.
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Small banks, retailers and for-profit colleges got provisions they wanted.
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The Obama administration took an aggressive approach to for-profit colleges.
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I don't think health care should be a for-profit endeavor.
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The organization, Pledgeling, is a for-profit entity, not a nonprofit.
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Our for-profit health care system isn't working for rural Americans.
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Paul Mitchell, whose for-profit campaign research firm, Political Data Inc.
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He also criticized the Obama administration's crackdown on for-profit colleges.
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It also claimed that Shadow was an "independent, for-profit" company.
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For-profit bail is already illegal in Kentucky, Illinois, and Oregon.
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Yang, a businessman, would end the use of for-profit prisons.
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Theoretically, they could turn around and sell that data for profit.
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Along the way, it's been a bonanza for for-profit colleges.
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He would also end the use of for-profit detention centers.
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At 25, he's a veteran with a strict strategy for profit.
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Now Feilding is starting a "for profit" arm of her foundation.
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But for-profit hospitals aren't covered by the provision, Bosco said.
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Private businesses have swooped in to exploit the situation for profit.
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He'd ban what his campaign describes as for-profit charter schools.
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I've been in prisons in Russia where prisoners labor for profit.
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What they're calling a "hybrid of a for-profit and nonprofit".
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For-profit colleges have a terrible reputation within the Democratic Party.
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The executive order would also end for-profit immigrant detention altogether.
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Connor said that while the Trump administration has been noticeably warmer toward the for-profit college industry, predatory for-profit schools have been around for years, and many administrations have been slow to address the issue.
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And the for-profit universities that've suffered from Obama's regulations are real accredited universities — what he's done is reduce the flow of federally subsidized student loans to for-profit universities that produce miserable outcomes for students.
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The for-profit business: Mr. Singer owns the Edge College & Career Network, also known as The Key — a for-profit college counseling and preparation company offering families help in getting students into competitive colleges and universities.
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To that end, the company, which originally began as a for-profit startup called Nuco, has decided to become a not-for-profit organization with the goal of setting up protocols for a set of interconnected blockchains.
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A range of for-profit and not-for-profit organizations across the world are focusing on it, in light of the ever-increasing incidence of diabetes and the growing shortage of human specialists to treat the disease.
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For-profit colleges report default rates of roughly 15% after three years.
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While the economy continues to crawl, many lenders will struggle for profit.
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Not-for-profit organization CAF India is also part of the initiative.
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Another is Yenko, a for-profit outfit committed to improving graduation outcomes.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - For-profit school chain Adtalem Global Education Inc (ATGE.
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In Florida, a "college" (well, "university") investigation was shut down ... for profit?
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Even the elite private schools in Britain are not run for profit.
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"I don't trust for-profit companies to protect my privacy," Vo said.
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Email apps scraping peoples' inboxes for profit include Edison, Cleanfox, and Slice.
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Fish Tracker, a not-for-profit firm, aims to put that right.
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The same month, he incorporated a for-profit company in Maryville, Tennessee.
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Check out our documentary about life inside America's for-profit justice system.
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Their opposition is partly ideological: they do not like for-profit schools.
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Sanders would end both for-profit and family detention of illegal immigrants.
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RNZ Global also has a not-for-profit arm called RNZ foundation.
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CEA is a not-for-profit, privately funded and publicly managed organization.
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Yes, the very corporations that lobby the government for profit-driven interests.
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They come and steal our ancient wisdom and sell it for profit.
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Later, the Free Beacon was spun-off into a for-profit website.
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In Britain, the energy retailers aim for profit margins of 4-5%.
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"We are a mission driven for-profit company," said CEO Jeremy Johnson.
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Rockwell, which beat analysts' expectations for profit in its quarter ended Dec.
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A ban on for-profit charters could require legislation passed by Congress.
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I don't think there's much of a future in for-profit education.
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Why do businesses think it's OK to risk our safety for profit?
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Most fanfiction archives tend to be for-profit or ad-supported models.
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They had been supplied and sold for profit, without the donors' consent.
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Warren proposes banning "shady" for-profit colleges from receiving any federal funds.
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If Washington won't defend students against predatory for-profit schools, we will.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's for-profit education company Kroton Educacional SA (KROT3.
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"The for-profit colleges do not bother targeting rich students," O'Neil observed.
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Veterans disproportionately attend for-profit colleges, which are disproportionately prone to closures.
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"Apple is not fighting for privacy; it's fighting for profit," Cotton wrote.
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It would redistribute that funding among all hospitals, including for-profit ones.
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Every day seems to bring news about another for-profit college scam.
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Instead, it benefits foreign and domestic investors looking for profit and income.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian for-profit education company Estácio Participações SA ESTC3.
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"We haven't set a timetable for profit," spokesman Du Yang told CNN.
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Tuition for certificate programs at for-profit schools is 22019 times higher.
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There is a full-scale war being fought against "for-profit" colleges.
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They would like to explore it as much as possible for profit.
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The probe was built by SpaceIL, a not-for-profit Israeli firm.
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But my real concern is the charters run by for-profit companies.
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Music traditions were not coopted and sold for profit from many sides.
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Most edtech companies in the space are VC-backed, for-profit ventures.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian for-profit education company Estácio Participações SA (ESTC3.
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And let us not forget the much-sued for-profit Trump University.
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Sanders, meanwhile, sees a for-profit health care system as fundamentally broken.
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"Militarization is very much tied into the for-profit industry," he said.
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Most of the nursing homes it backs are private, for-profit enterprises.
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Check out our documentary about the for-profit rehab industry in America.
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For-profit colleges seemed to be actively scamming students and the government.
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The caging of immigrants for profit was allowed to continue without restraint.
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The lawsuits alleged that the for-profit university misled and defrauded students.
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For-profit PG&E came back to bite us again in 22019.
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The overwhelming majority of conversion therapists operate on a for-profit basis.
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It was an unlikely place to open a for-profit private school.
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And unlike the for-profit Airbnb, Warm Showers is run by volunteers.
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Before she earned her Ph.D., she worked for two for-profit colleges.
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When we exploit this fear for profit, we expose our baser nature.
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DuPont was up 1.5 percent after beating estimates for profit and results.
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Only a few years ago, for-profit colleges were on a roll.
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You can work in either a not for profit or profit company.
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DeVos seems to be a particularly big fan of for-profit schools.
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More than half of the camps are run by for-profit corporations.
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California passed a bill in October that effectively bans for-profit prisons.
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North Korea has even engaged in state-sponsored cyber crime for profit.
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"If that happens, that becomes a game changer for profit and loss."
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Stock prices of the companies still running for-profit colleges rose sharply.
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For-profit hospitals may return some of the dollars to their investors.
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And in a for-profit — I think too much gets done there.
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In response, the Obama administration cracked down on the for-profit industry.
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Check out our documentary about for-profit bail in the United States.
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Mrs Clinton gave no for-profit speeches while in office, but because of Mr Clinton's speaking tours, $49m, or 32% of the couple's for-profit speech revenue, was made while she was secretary of state in 2009-13.
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Trump University was probably a rip-off for many who were convinced to enroll there, but it probably wasn't as big a rip-off as many other, more prestigious for-profit or not-for-profit four-year schools.
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Ms. Jones has had "vast higher-ed experience in community colleges, research universities and for-profit colleges," it said in the statement, adding that she had spent only a fraction of her career in the for-profit industry.
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Even amid carnage in the for-profit sector — ITT Tech and Corinthian Colleges have both closed in the past 18 months, and stock of publicly traded for-profit colleges has plunged — Laureate has preserved a mostly good reputation.
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Yet, its unlikely trajectory from peddling sexist messages for profit to becoming a woke critic of machismo — also for profit — holds valuable lessons for the rest of us struggling to prevent, contain, and reverse the damage of toxic masculinity.
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As the post explains, the private company that spearheaded the Mars One spectacle is actually made up of two parts, a not-for-profit called the Mars One Foundation and a for-profit company known as Mars One Ventures.
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Earlier this year, one high-profile for-profit conversion grabbed headlines: Purdue University's plan to buy Kaplan University, a for-profit college, for $1, a sale that even got the blessing of Barack Obama's longtime education secretary, Arne Duncan.
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And though the new schools will be nonprofits, the sale is being orchestrated by some of the for-profit college industry's biggest players, people who have spent decades developing ways to extract money from for-profit and religious colleges.
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She's also made it easier for for-profit colleges to prey on students.
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The U.S. for-profit prison industry has exploded over the past two decades.
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Seven borrowers, all of whom attended for-profit colleges, filed the lawsuit Tuesday.
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The Bureau of Prisons began funneling non-citizens into the for-profit facilities.
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At the same time, there were growing concerns about the for-profit lockups.
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True, the rise in student debt isn't all attributable to for-profit schools.
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Some of the private insurers are non-profit, while most are for profit.
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And then they can use the rest for private development and for profit.
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Andrew Yang Yang, a businessman, would end the use of for-profit prisons.
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In some ways, nonprofits and for-profit companies go through the same steps.
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Buying a copy also benefits Red Hot, the HIV/AIDS not-for-profit.
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Instead, it's simply a for-profit center administering experimental procedures to earn income.
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Analysts were looking for profit of 97 cents on sales of $6.92 billion.
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Semantic Scholar is one not-for-profit effort we've covered before, for example.
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It's still for profit, but you balance your material interests with your values.
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You may give them data but they're providing you a product for profit.
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Experts say that for-profit schools have led to skyrocketing student loan debt.
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Enrollment at for-profit colleges exploded in the decade before Obama took office.
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Both for-profit and nonprofit ventures would potentially fit the bill, he said.
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William Bennett, Ronald Reagan's education secretary, led the charge against for-profit schools.
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Some research suggests for-profit providers offer lower-quality services than nonprofit entities.
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But for profit centers, they're addicted in a way that makes them brittle.
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"Blue Origin is not a not-for-profit," an industry source told Axios.
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Under it, for-profit hospitals would have to become nonprofit entities or fold.
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Switching to a for-profit strategy was a "very logical development," she says.
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She wants to use taxpayer dollars to send kids to for-profit schools.
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It was the state's Not-for-Profit Corporation Law, not the Martin Act.
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Yet there was a crucial distinction: Trump's university was a for-profit venture.
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The new regulation has certain provisions that strictly affect the for-profit sector.
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We made such an offer a not-for-profit entity three months ago….
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The for-profit subsidiaries generate more than $100,000 in net income per year.
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The for-profit industry rakes in more than $2 billion annually in revenue.
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Musk's idea seems like he is more in it for profit than science.
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Still, All Raise is a 22019(c)(22018), not a for-profit business.
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We're going to be a for-profit capitalist company until the revolution comes.
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Students at for-profit schools are also defaulting at a disproportionally higher rate.
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Vitas Hospice Services is the largest U.S. for-profit hospice chain, it said.
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Not-for-profit health funds account for almost a third of the industry.
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Propel is a venture-backed for-profit enterprise that makes money through marketing.
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Many in Chile blame the for-profit pension fund administrators for low payouts.
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Meanwhile, probes into for-profit education companies Bridgepoint Education and Career Education Corp.
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The new law granted for-profit charter companies the exemption he had sought.
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The for-profit commercial bail bonds industry is built on predatory business practices.
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The blind search for profit certainly does nothing for improving worker-customer relations.
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That percentage is much higher among those who attend private for-profit schools.
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You did it to save your not for profit status … Shame on you.
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Animal bodies are routinely used for profit with little or no legal protection.
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A number of other for-profit birth control startups have a similar mission.
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As for-profit colleges continue to crumble, many veterans are left empty-handed.
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ICE jails children in for-profit detention centers funded by private equity grps.
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"Effectively,'' Mr. Nuth said, "all those companies are compromising passenger safety for profit.
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"Human trafficking is the business of stealing someone's freedom for profit," he warned.
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For-profit colleges were not included because so few reported student loan data.
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It's the same problem facing another for-profit hospital chain, Community Health Systems.
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This new company would also be for-profit but intended to encourage charity.
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The for-profit DeVry Technical Institute, originally DeForest Training School, became DeVry University.
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Some companies, especially not-for-profit ones such as universities, offer "matchless" contributions.
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Biden did, however, tell supporters Tuesday that he opposes for-profit charter schools.
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Some are even for-profit operations offering no investment and charging a fee.
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It's wrong when it's our artwork and our identities being stolen for profit.
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DeVos has been criticized for a perceived cozy relationship with for-profit colleges.
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"The drive for profit shouldn't be shifted back onto the workers," said Pettapicce.
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Those programs are the lifeblood of ITT and other for-profit education companies.
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For-profit hospitals tend to look at financial incentives when determining patient care.
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Often they were 28-day for-profit programs in sunny locations, he said.
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DeVos has stuffed her department with people from the for-profit education industry.
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" Michael calls Dr. Bronner's "a for-profit with the DNA of a nonprofit.
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"I guess stealing from queer artists for profit is fine though," Farrah said.
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Purdue acquired Kaplan University, the for-profit, and turned it into Purdue Global.
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The for-profit company owes his family $22,21988, and it still hasn't paid.
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The land here is treated as a "resource": primed for profit and optimization.
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He begins by describing the sleaziest for-profit law school he can imagine.
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For-profit ventures like this used to be frowned upon in public parks.
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The vice president, Dr. Gregory Raskin, oversees hospital ventures with for-profit companies.
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Dr. Thompson said Monday that working with for-profit companies remained a priority.
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What if her family has holdings in educational technology or for-profit colleges?
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They've taken on for-profit college scams that take advantage of people's aspirations.
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One was an executive handling regulatory issues at a for-profit college operator.
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News organizations did not create the surveillance-for-profit system that exists today.
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Ninety-four percent of for-profit students pay tuition with federal student loans.
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Instead, he heads a for-profit consulting firm that must satisfy paying clients.
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This is about a for-profit operation run by millionaire and billionaire owners.
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For-profit colleges absorb a full quarter of federal aid for higher education.
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UK is not-for-profit and run by a wide range of interests.
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African-Americans make up the majority of graduate students at for-profit institutions.
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He'd made a fortune off a nonprofit-turned-for-profit hospice care scheme.
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Consumers aren't going to see for-profit insurance companies in the same way.
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The perverse incentives of for-profit insurance undermine the application of any reform.
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Cosmetology schools have a unique business model in the for-profit school world.
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After he was elected president, the stocks of for-profit education companies rose.
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"Some people are eager to speculate on digital currency for profit," he writes.
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"Children are dying across the USA in these for-profit programs," Crane argues.
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But when it comes to four-year degrees, for-profit schools can't compete.
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The difference is that Radiotopia itself is not a for-profit business. Right.
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Bill Clinton's work apparently hasn't changed Hillary Clinton's mind on for-profit colleges.
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Trump University wasn't a sleazy for-profit college, as the name might suggest.
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Millions of Americans have sent specimens to the for-profit and not-for-profit genetic and genealogical companies; millions of others have participated in a research, have been screened as organ donors, or have passed through the criminal justice system.
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Enrollment in for-profit institutions has recently leveled off, likely due to a more welcoming labor environment and the new rules, which had a "chilling effect" on for-profit colleges, Lowell Rickets from the St. Louis Federal Reserve told Axios.
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She was "clearly the most important senator in fighting for for-profit college students," said Luke Herrine, who worked with the activist group Debt Collective to organize former students of for-profit colleges and put pressure on the Education Department.
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How ITT Tech Screwed Students and Made MillionsBy the time ITT Technical Institute (ITT) closed its doors earlier this month, the for-profit…Read more ReadThese type of predatory recruitment tactics are nothing new in the for-profit school industry.
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SYDNEY, Sept 4 (Reuters) - An Australian not-for-profit fund said on Tuesday it will return millions of dollars in fees to investors globally to differentiate itself from for-profit rivals, as the country's financial sector reels from revelations of misconduct.
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The suit further alleges that the app's "failure to alert its users that their personal information will be transferred to others for profit is no mere oversight," and that the company's "core business" is collecting user location data for profit.
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"It's concerning that so much of the increase in graduate schools for black students have been at for-profit institutions," Scott-Clayton said, noting that the for-profit sector has been the subject of increased government scrutiny in recent years.
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That rule prohibits for-profit colleges from getting more than 90% of their revenue from federal student aid, but does not count GI benefits as federal aid — thereby encouraging for-profit schools, which have low graduation rates, to target veterans.
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David Halperin, a Washington lawyer and the author of "Stealing America's Future: How For-Profit Colleges Scam Taxpayers and Ruin Students' Lives," pointed out that for-profit colleges committed to providing a quality education could also be part of the solution.
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To be clear, he was actually talking about the court's more narrow holding that all corporations, whether for profit or not-for-profit, have a First Amendment-protected right to produce and distribute programming of political importance during a presidential election.
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The NFL and other major sports leagues also function more like trade groups for their respective member teams, which are most often for-profit corporations, whereas the IOC is a not-for-profit bureaucratic body that's often mired in corruption charges.
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"Whether it's a for-profit-managed institution or a not-for profit, if students are achieving and parents are making those choices on behalf of their children, I think those are the better measures to be oriented around," DeVos said. Sen.
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What is known, though, is that for-profit and non-profit groups work differently.
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Verizon gained 2.8 percent after beating estimates for profit and net new phone subscribers.
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Despite being a social enterprise, Barber said Sweet Beginnings is a for-profit company.
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But the group is known to use terrorism primarily for profit, Public Safety states.
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But that data was then sold to for-profit schools for their own recruitment.
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But less discussed is the way social media firms exacerbate these problems for profit.
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Imagine that the person is putting the material online for profit or personal gain.
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To me, Fox News is now wittingly harming our system of government for profit.
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From there, it got transferred into a statewide mainframe and, eventually, sold for profit.
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Thornburgh has served on a number of Fortune 500 and not-for-profit boards.
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Her plan, in a nutshell, is to replace public education with for-profit schools.
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Aside from moral objections, for-profit targeted assassinations add new dilemmas to modern warfare.
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"This is not for profit, for political gain or for personal convenience," said Morales.
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Anyone who files Schedule C for profit or loss from a business might qualify.
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For-profit students are also more likely to default on their loans later on.
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For-profit colleges must be fully accredited to participate in federal student aid programs.
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In 2013, he was pursuing for-profit colleges — one of which was Trump University.
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They allege that the videos show Planned Parenthood illegally selling fetal tissue for profit.
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Mr. Zuckerberg had turned his company into a "disinformation-for-profit machine," she said.
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And about 22010% of Michigan's charters are run for profit, compared with 211% nationwide.
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Theyve bulldozed competition, used our private info for profit, hurt small businesses & stifled innovation.
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Yet Purdue encouraged such practices, despite a lack of evidence for effectiveness, for profit.
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TC: How do you help students make sense of options among for-profit schools?
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Others have been shifting toward for-profit, self-funding and/or startup accelerator models.
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In recent years, for-profit colleges have been a key driver of the surge.
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The for-profit company has drawn condemnation, fines and lawsuits from coast to coast.
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"The only people benefiting from bail is the for-profit bail industry," Ofer said.
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Alien has its inimical corporation, willing to sacrifice its workers for profit and power.
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But for-profit banks, largely in China, took up a lot of the slack.
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Eliminate use of for-profit facilities by the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Between the lines: ACRONYM has invested in other for-profit companies, like Shadow Inc.
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It is, after all, still a for-profit business — not a human rights regulator.
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But ever since for-profit schools became billion-dollar enterprises, partisan allegiances have switched.
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Warren's education plan would also prevent for-profit colleges from receiving any federal funding.
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They're also misogynistic, violent emotional vampires who prey on women for profit and power.
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It did not include the generous pay packages of not-for-profit hospital CEOs.
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DeVos, who has no teaching experience, has also eased regulations on for-profit colleges.
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Andela co-founder Jeremy Johnson calls the business a "mission-driven, for-profit company".
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There also have been a bevy of deals among not-for-profit health systems.
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At for-profit colleges, all students are welcome — and so is your financial aid.
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That doesn't mean they're not also designed for fun or, more importantly, for profit.
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Earlier this year, OpenAI created a for-profit limited partnership to take outside investment.
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SAO PAULO/BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's largest for-profit education firm, Kroton Educacional SA (KROT212.
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Mr. Hahn frequently represents corporate clients, trade associations and various not-for-profit organizations.
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The first is to revert to the "for-profit" model available before the ACA.
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For the reformers this means promoting for-profit colleges to compete with public universities.
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And of those, around 22,000 are housed in facilities run by for-profit companies.
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They are also big business: publicly traded for-profit education companies are crowding in.
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But the quest for profit is also pushing banks to take on new risks.
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Remember, improving a business's bottom line is a primary goal of for-profit businesses.
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Chances are you've heard this accusation: For-profit schools live exclusively on federal funding.
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These policies have also helped predatory for-profit colleges exploit veterans and their families.
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For-profit colleges Strayer and Capella agreed to merge in a stock-swap deal.
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Why do these for-profit companies insist on selling themselves as such do-gooders?
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Ensuring that for-profit institutions do not take advantage of students is also critical.
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That situation oftentimes leads to water theft — for profit, for survival, or for both.
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This open season on dead celebrities encourages the exploitation of their memories for profit.
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The institute has private, for-profit college campuses worldwide and was sold in 2010.
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Obosan-bin was originally the brainchild of Minrevi, a for-profit internet start-up.
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Investors, thinking that the for-profit education sector was the next big thing, swarmed.
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At the same time, for-profit companies have become something of a punching bag.
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Instead, GOP candidates tend to rely on several for-profit vendors for those services.
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Steve, New York Basically, we need to give up on the for-profit insurers.
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About 98% of these programs were offered by for-profit colleges, the department said.
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Since taking office, President Trump has made frequent visits to his for-profit properties.
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Most stock exchanges in Western countries have adopted for-profit structures in recent decades.
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Such actions are not typical conduct, even for a for-profit college or university.
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The Atlantic slave trade was a brutal economic system that traded lives for profit.
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Because of this, for-profit schools are incentivized to target veterans and their benefits.
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Flush with the cash, entrepreneurs operated with scant oversight and little regard for profit.
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His enthusiasm for giving public funding to private, for-profit schools has been scandalous.
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The Education Department recently established employment-reporting requirements that for-profit schools must follow.
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But the data on for-profit education at lower levels tell a different story.
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He wanted to invest his philanthropic dollars like he was his for-profit dollars.
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"We are not doing this for profit," said Marianne Floersheimer, Ruesselsheim council's mobility chief.
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He also works a day job as communications associate for a not-for-profit.
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But Quad9 is a not-for-profit organization, so it's easier to trust them.
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A for-profit venture, Zipline designs its own proprietary drone, launch, and landing systems.
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So my primary motivation was political and cultural—not criminal or solely for profit.
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In addition, for the first time, dispensaries will be allowed to be for-profit.
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"He's hacked around 4,600 sites, but not all of them for profit," Rikwanto said.
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Ms. Pittman declined to say how many her clinic, a for-profit business, performs.
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"They're exactly like investors in a for-profit company," Ms. Shaw said of donors.
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Betsy DeVos, the education secretary, took a major step to deregulate for-profit colleges.
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Our for-profit health care system rakes in money on disease, not on health.
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Analysts are looking for profit of $0.97 per share on revenues of $6.92 billion.
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Of course, the segmentation of blood parts also presents plenty of opportunities for profit.
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For-profit companies are supplying food and other material goods to the detention centers.
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" Ms. Ocasio-Cortez responded by accusing Republicans of "ripping off" American workers "for profit.
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That assistance is being made available to nonprofits as well as for-profit companies.
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False: The for-profit fact-checking website has no choice but to shut down.
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But are they for-profit companies that want to win this new arms race?
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But many are in less rarefied for-profit settings — at shopping centers, for example.
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" But legally in these cases, experts said, "commercial" does not simply mean "for profit.
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Even for-profit leaders concede the gainful employment rule has had its intended effect.
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As an adjunct English professor I've taught at for-profit, private and public colleges.
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Unlike most of New York's private schools, these newcomers are all for-profit businesses.
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Students defrauded by for-profit schools can expect no help from the Education Secretary.
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Many have cracked down on for-profit online certification — or no longer recognize it.
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However, as for-profit institutions, they don&apost always have the best interest rates.
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The study was funded by the not-for-profit Laura and John Arnold Foundation.
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All of the money will be put into for-profit investments or internal expenses.
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For-profit schools that made loans themselves often charged high fees and interest rates.
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This has the for-profit industry cheering, its stocks soaring and its investors betting.
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The firms then package the mortgages into bonds and sell those bonds for profit.
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And Liberty, at first glance, isn't in the same category as for-profit colleges.
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Tempest, alternatively, is taking a for-profit approach, charging for its tech-infused method.
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Social impact Although a for-profit business, ARED hopes to make a social impact.
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The Climate Group, along with not-for-profit charity CDP, is behind the initiative.
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In essence, Bolton is withholding relevant evidence in the president's impeachment trial for profit.
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I understand critics' fears (and share some about for-profit schools in the U.S.).
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All of the schools in the top 10 are private not-for-profit institutions.
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For-profit schools have faced a steady stream of legal challenges in recent years.
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Instead, the land went to twelve new for-profit corporations, owned by native shareholders.
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As for-profit organizations, they're doing so in a scalable, consistent and reliable way.
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WE DID A LOT OF THINGS JUST TO HELP THE COUNTRY, NOT FOR PROFIT.
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"When dogs are bred for profit, their physical and mental wellbeing suffers," Paxton says.
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We put our lives in the hands of for-profit companies all the time.
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Students at these for-profit colleges borrowed heavily and defaulted frequently on their loans.
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But things will be different now: For-profit education stocks soared after the election.
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Cheated by a for-profit college but still stuck with federal student loan debt?
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But a Fox News town hall adds money to the hate-for-profit machine.
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However, in the worst light, the FIFA crackdown is for-profit policing gone wild.
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For-profit employment agencies and individuals can register as liaisons between recruiters and employers.
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The future of journalism is not for profit, no matter how news finds you.
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The for-profit club also submitted applications to hire 78 foreign employees last July.
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They've bulldozed competition, used our private info for profit, hurt small businesses & stifled innovation.
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Compared to other for-profit colleges in the US, Laureate looks better than most.
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The issue: Michigan, DeVos's native state, allows for-profit companies to operate charter schools.
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Democrats in Congress have criticized the administration for delaying an Obama-era regulation meant to keep for-profit colleges in check, as well as attempting to rewrite a rule that would grant loan forgiveness to students who were defrauded by for-profit colleges.
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But because Liberty was technically not for-profit, it was spared many of the administration's new regulations, including its requirement that a certain threshold of graduates be able to attain "gainful employment," which was designed to hit for-profit colleges much harder.
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The Supreme Court struck down a provision of McCain-Feingold Act that prohibited all corporations — both for-profit and not-for-profit — and unions from broadcasting "electioneering communications" within 85033 days of a general election or 30 days of a primary or convention.
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Then, consider the following questions: Related 6 Q's About the News | Law Schools Face Sharp Decline in Applications 6 Q's About the News | For-Profit Colleges Face a Loan Revolt by Thousands Claiming Trickery Reader Idea | Guiding Critical Thinking About For-Profit Colleges
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Online for-profit schools currently dominate the awarding of doctorate degrees to intelligence professionals, with four private for-profit online schools — Capella University, Walden University, the University of Phoenix, and Northcentral University — awarding the most degrees, almost 211 percent of the total.
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The education secretary, Betsy DeVos, announced Wednesday that the department will have responded to more than 21995,22015 so-called borrower-defense claims filed by students from Corinthian Colleges, a defunct for-profit chain that spurred a federal crackdown on for-profit colleges.
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DeVos Ends Obama-Era Safeguards Aimed at Abuses by For-Profit Colleges Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, in her most drastic move to deregulate for-profit colleges, announced she would end a rule to force them to prove the gainful employment of their graduates.
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She's hired department officials with ties to the for-profit college industry and plans to repeal another rule important to the Obama administration's crackdown on for-profit colleges like Corinthian and ITT Tech, which were accused of defrauding students and eventually shut down.
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" You answered that question several years ago in "Differences in Care at For-Profit Hospices" (The New Old Age column, March 3, 2014), which reported that at for-profit hospices "patients are getting bounced as corporate bottom lines have come to matter more.
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He moved back to San Francisco to promote Whisper Systems as a for-profit startup.
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Amtrak is partly government funded, but is operated and managed as a for-profit corporation.
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HCA is viewed as one of the strongest for-profit hospital operator in the country.
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The for-profit startup has already raised at least $41 million in funding from investors.
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Shares of HCA Healthcare, the largest for-profit U.S. hospital operator, fell 2.9 percent Monday.
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If you're an early investor, there's still a lot of room there for profit taking.
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A Blumhouse Production: the budget is low so the potential for profit is (was) high.
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The other WISPs are also for-profit, while LACBP is what's called a benefit corporation.
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But Douglas Vakoch, president of the not-for-profit METI, doesn't see it that way.
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If for-profit schools enroll enough veterans, they could essentially run entirely on federal money.
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That being said, there are also some very good "not for profit" hospitals here too.
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For-profit tax-filing companies are part of a group called the Free File Alliance.
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The not-for-profit Civica Rx said VanTrieste won't draw any salary or health benefits.
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The impact: The high costs of many for-profit colleges can worsen socio-economic inequality.
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The Trump administration is rolling back those rules aimed at abuses at for-profit schools.
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So are some 303,000 other former students, mainly from for-profit schools across the country.
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The payer in this case is the government, rather than a for-profit insurance company.
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The fact is, for all Zuckerberg's philanthropic rhetoric, Facebook is a private, for-profit business.
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Laxmi, a for-profit company that shares Sama's social mission, sells luxury skin care products.
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Added language to further describe the corporate/not-for-profit status of Social Science One.
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The CDP, formerly known as the Carbon Disclosure Project, is a not-for-profit charity.
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Civica Rx, the new not-for-profit drug company, may manufacture insulin in the future.
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"Corrupt officials will also siphon off government supplies and sell them for profit," said Park.
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"Most of the people who trade bitcoin for profit trade it on technicals," Smith said.
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Ideological hostility to for-profit corporations (such as Life Esidimeni) may have played a role.
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He has since launched a social entrepreneurship fund, investing in purpose-driven, for-profit companies.
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Freed from the need to pay dividends to shareholders, not-for-profit buyers could deleverage.
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It's now harder for recent graduates of for-profit colleges to get their loans forgiven.
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Progress has been slow because there have always been people willing to discriminate for profit.
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It will be overseeing my for-profit investments as well as my non-profit work.
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It began as a for-profit exchange before the team recognized the massive usability gap.
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For-profit colleges target students from all walks of life, but veterans are particularly enticing.
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My current passion project: I'm on the board for Thread, a Baltimore non-for-profit.
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In June, DeVos offered the industry, and for-profit schools across the country, a reprieve.
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So it seems natural that the not-for-profit organization has plans for connected devices.
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Spektor revealed that she can't bring herself to write a Christmas song just for profit.
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He founded the J. Craig Venter Institute (JCVI) in 2006 and the for-profit HLI.
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The three companies created the still-unnamed, not-for-profit joint venture in January 2018.
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Twenty-five of the 34 body brokers were for-profit corporations; the rest were nonprofits.
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MDwise, a small not-for-profit carrier in Indiana, is pulling out of the state.
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South Korea had 610 for-profit postnatal facilities last year, up from 203 in 2007.
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Reuters identified 34 active body brokers in the US, mostly working as for-profit companies.
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The not-for-profit runway show will feature survivors of sexual abuse on the runway.
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That decision came after the giant for-profit hospital chain made contributions to Republican Gov.
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Much of that is probably because we simply don't see colleges as for-profit enterprises.
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Worse still, we alone effectively allow businesses -- mostly for-profit -- to set the asking price.
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Certified B Corporations are for-profit but meet strict criteria for social and environmental responsibility.
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Another is for-profit colleges, the source of a disproportionate number of student debt defaults.
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The Obama administration deserves some credit regarding the troubled so-called "for profit college" industry.
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For-profit colleges have existed for centuries, but now they're this new kind of beast.
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The plan was to breed each new batch, and then sell the offspring for profit.
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Was EAC purposely deceiving families as part of a scheme to traffic children for profit?
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Still, these innovations are taking place against the backdrop of a for-profit healthcare system.
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For-profit colleges Strayer and Capella also agreed to merge in a stock-swap deal.
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That would surpass the nation's current largest operator, HCA Healthcare Inc, a for-profit company.
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DeVos has intervened on behalf of for-profit colleges several times in her young tenure.
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He is also founder and managing director of the not-for-profit Sustainability Curriculum Consortium.
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The company appears to have traded its reputation as a good global actor for profit.
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South Korea had 103 for-profit postnatal facilities last year, up from 377 in 2007.
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Fully half of the Pentagon budget now enriches a vast ecosystem of for-profit contractors.
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More importantly, PBS is an independent, private, not-for-profit corporation, not a state broadcaster.
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For-profit schools select which accreditor to use, and then pay for and govern it.
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Today, however, many providers are part of for-profit companies and large, publicly traded firms.
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Amazon.com is reportedly investigating company employees suspected of leaking internal data to sellers for profit.
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"We absolutely will continue as a not-for-profit organization serving the sport," Carson said.
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Together, the two launched Road Twenty-Two as a for-profit social enterprise in 23.
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Instead, they point to higher for-profit graduate-school enrollment and lower earnings post-grad.
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This strategy explains why for-profit schools received the largest amount of G.I. Bill dollars.
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Outcomes and academic preparation were even worse for students attending exclusively online, for-profit institutions.
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Let's run our own bank and our own for-profit version of the Federal Reserve.
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"There's nothing wrong with being a for-profit company," she said in her closing argument.
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Nationally, Blue Cross and its for-profit affiliate Anthem dominate more than half the market.
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Micro-lenders, often not-for-profit, have a mission to provide funding to minority entrepreneurs.
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While Awaken does seek to make money, Mishra says he's not doing it for profit.
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"All the prisons gonna start farming out inmates' body parts for profit," he told me.
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Zipline is a California based for-profit venture backed by $19 million in venture capital.
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Our analysis: Axios looked at 21 debt deals this year involving not-for-profit hospitals.
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On average nationwide, private for-profit utilities charge households 59% more than local governments charge.
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The research does suggest that the for-profit motive can lead to more problematic drinking.
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If a product is developed under this patent, it will not be commercialized for profit.
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Unfortunately we ultimately were not able to find anything we could sufficiently exploit for profit.
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Students turned to for-profit colleges, which were happy to take their financial aid dollars.
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For-profit enrollment peaked at 2.4 million students in 2010 and remains above prerecession levels.
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During the recession, for-profit borrowers accounted for nearly half of all student loan defaults.
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That would surpass the current largest U.S. hospital operator, HCA Healthcare, a for-profit company.
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Labor unions, partisan political organizations, and for-profit companies do not count as qualifying employers.
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Samasource converted to for-profit status in 2019, making the previous nonprofit organization a shareholder.
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The money has drawn new entrants to the treatment industry, often private, for-profit providers.
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But there are ways to legalize that don't lead to such commercial, for-profit interests.
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DeVos, meanwhile, is worried about the government making "burdensome" demands on the for-profit schools.
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Still to come: WeGrow, the company's for-profit elementary school, set to open in September.
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No. I think there was a lot of innovation occurring in the for-profit space.
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Over the years, the schools became the biggest client for Southwest Key's for-profit companies.
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She's limited the amount of loan forgiveness for students ripped off by for-profit colleges.
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On weekends, for-profit traveling companies host competitions for children in convention centers and hotels.
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Other industries like retailers, restaurants, community banks and for-profit schools are poised to benefit.
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The only way SpaceX could survive was turning this into an actual for-profit business.
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The Associated Press reported in April that the for-profit college sector is still declining.
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Mr. Malone, a Navy veteran, graduated from the for-profit institution in 2011 with honors.
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Well you know in St. Petersburg the newspaper is owned by a not-for-profit.
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The nursing home industry is increasingly being run by for-profit operators facing dwindling margins.
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The new big marijuana industry, just like any other for-profit industry, wants to grow.
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It might try to expand its cyberattacks for profit, or blackmail countries for economic aid.
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At the moment, any bounces are there for profit taking or to be sold into.
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"They are putting our health and health of customers at risk for profit," she said.
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But for-profit insurance companies are in the business of making money, not protecting health.
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The implication is that for-profit facilities may be biased toward keeping patients on dialysis.
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Verified Voting is a not-for-profit that advocates the use of paper voting records.
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"He's not pushing it for profit on the side," he said of his business partner.
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The Giuliani administration in those years had taken to selling off underused land for profit.
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For-profit prisons are getting contracts that ensure a certain percentage of the cells occupied.
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She discussed taking Samasource, and its largely African workforce, from nonprofit to for-profit status.
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BanksThe prosBanks are for-profit institutions, which comes with a number of benefits for customers.
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The big picture: They're reframing for-profit businesses — SpaceX and Blue Origin — in philanthropic terms.
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For-profit colleges perform the worst, and a significant number of public colleges also struggle.
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Liberty is essentially a medium-size nonprofit college that owns a huge for-profit college.
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It was right there in the text: there can be no for-profit health insurance.
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Intuitive Surgical, in its early push for profit, developed a reputation for some sloppy practices.
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Punitive drug policy, coupled with for-profit health care, is turning stigma into a killer.
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Soon, he started slipping the prize-winning pieces to people he knew, sometimes for profit.
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That has given many young companies fuel to expand, often with little thought for profit.
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This is the axiomatic difference that explains why for-profit educational companies so often fail.
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Besides Ohio, Anthem operates for-profit Blue Cross plans in more than a dozen states.
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She interviewed for-profit college executives and over 100 students who enrolled in degree programs.
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The Education Department will reportedly allow two for-profit colleges to convert to nonprofit colleges.
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Babson College is an independent, not-for-profit institution with a strong focus in entrepreneurship.
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She has supported schools run by for-profit companies and opposed performance standards for them.
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The association's services are provided for members' benefit and are not operated for profit maximisation.
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The federal government has been cracking down on for-profit colleges, leading some to close.
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This is the one that has defined an entire generation of for-profit ongoing games.
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That drop may be a harbinger of changing fortunes in the for-profit prison industry.
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Increasingly, these criticisms of private, for-profit facilities have been reflected in policy and spending.
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That country is virtually lawless, giving smugglers plenty of opportunities to exploit migrants for profit.
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Cost of College It hasn't been a good couple of years for for-profit colleges.
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If they go public, should their powers be used for profit, self-protection or altruism?
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Many of the strikers attended for-profit colleges that allegedly misled or defrauded their students.
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The search for profit from the curry plant is driven by Croatia's continuing economic troubles.
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Public, private, non-profit, for-profit schools should all be part of our educational mix.
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The panel will hear testimony from dozens of people, including prominent for-profit college critics.
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This is a for-profit company of which Mark Zuckerberg is now a $64 billionaire.
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For-profit breach notification site LeakBase provided Motherboard with a copy of the CashCrate data.
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"Fake news" started out as a term to describe sensationalized, fabricated stories concocted for profit.
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What DeVos can do: Loosen regulations on for-profit colleges (with an assist from Congress).
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But the unique issues in private prisons have to do with the for-profit incentive.
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The nonprofit that stepped in to save the campuses of the collapsed for-profit giant Corinthian Colleges is closing 1003 schools nationwide, all but ending its sprawling $500 million attempt to turn around what was once the country's most troubled for-profit college chain.
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"Credit unions are not-for-profit financial cooperatives, which means they can charge lower fees and provide higher rates on savings accounts than for-profit banks such as Bank of America," explains Mike Mattone, the vice president of public relations at Municipal Credit Union.
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In the United States, criticisms of for-profit schools are well grounded, for successive studies have found that vouchers for American for-profit schools hurt children at least initially (although the evidence also shows that in the U.S., well-run charters can help pupils).
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Another bill provision mandates that for-profit hospitals would have to become nonprofit entities or fold.
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You can make a strong argument that the third quarter was the peak for profit margins.
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The senator also is calling for a ban on for-profit colleges receiving any federal funding.
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Trump University is the defunct, for-profit real estate school accused by former students of fraud.
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These prisons punish for profit, break up families and communities, detain immigrant children and impede visits.
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Charter schools are publicly funded and independently run, in some cases operated by for-profit companies.
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I'm actually kind of cranky with the for-profit guys, who haven't been out there more.
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Distributing such footage for profit can result in seven years in prison or a $27,000 fine.
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But the Corinthian debt strike was never just about the problem of predatory for-profit colleges.
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Above it are links to external enrollment sites run by for-profit companies, including insurers' websites.
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Fighting terrorism has not traditionally been the province of for-profit corporations, and for good reason.
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We rarely read stories about the consequences faced by people engaged in for-profit media manipulation.
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"The gist: Trump's for-profit university deceived & exploited students to take their money," her account tweeted.
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Between 1998 and 2014, enrollment at for-profit colleges more than doubled, to 2.1 million students.
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The quarter ending on September 30th may well prove the peak for profit growth in America.
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But the largest publicly traded hospitals (and big not-for-profit hospitals) have fared rather well.
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Bridge, a chain of for-profit schools, has raised $720m from investors such as Mark Zuckerberg.
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The not-for-profit venture is called Civica Rx, and the company announced itself last month.
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Such criticisms chime with broad concerns about for-profit education, but 2U's Mr Paucek is unmoved.
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In their search for profit, businesses create the dynamic for economic growth — and rising living standards.
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Experts weigh in on whether a for-profit journalism initiative can do what big tech can't.
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She has raised more than $26 million in non-profit and for-profit dollars to date.
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Many NGOs disapprove of for-profit education, and unions clearly have an interest in undermining it.
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It operated as a not-for-profit until 1994, when it was acquired by Perry Capital.
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Politicians pay them lip service, but their influence pales in comparison to large for-profit enterprises.
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And before that he served as an associate program dean at for-profit college DeVry University.
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AX) - to court, accusing them of rigging the bank bill swap reference rate (BBSW) for profit.
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AX) - to court accusing them of rigging the bank bill swap reference rate (BBSW) for profit.
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The device itself was made by imec, a boutique, not-for-profit microelectronics shop in Belgium.
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Until then, for-profit colleges were mostly small shops, teaching such trades as cosmetology and plumbing.
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One such rule allows students who were defrauded by for-profit colleges to seek loan forgiveness.
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Those set by ASTM International, a not-for-profit organisation, are widely accepted in the industry.
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"People forget that the YMCA is a not-for-profit organization," Hawke, 46, tells PEOPLE Now.
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But the cost and instability of for-profit colleges can also contribute to socio-economic inequality.
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By the numbers: 95% of black students attending a for-profit college took out student loans.
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They chafed against the current model, in which for-profit publishers put journals behind pricey paywalls.
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The technology has been licensed to a for-profit company called Kubagen, set up by Antonelli.
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In 2015, for example, their nonprofit paid their for-profit $412,753 for services, tax records show.
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Planned Parenthood says it's never sold fetal organs for profit — which would be a crime. Aug.
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Earlier this year, the group created a related for-profit entity to take in outside investment.
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Namely, that it shouldn't belong exclusively to a for-profit corporation, especially one mired in controversy.
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But now Ken Bone is leveraging his fame for profit... America, prepare to enter the #bonezone.
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That announcement hammered the stock prices of the companies that dominate the for-profit prison business.
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Lobbying firms are for-profit businesses designed to extract the highest possible payment from their clients.
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But being a for-profit business, unlike the Wikimedia Foundation, adds some wrinkles to the mix.
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And last year, for-profit chain Corinthian Colleges filed for bankruptcy protections, amid allegations of fraud.
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Some "indies" are nonprofits, but even those with a for-profit model aren't making much money.
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And at the same time, for-profit companies such as Mom's Meals are creating more competition.
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But when you have a for-profit health care system, you get what you pay for.
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But Xishuangbanna, thousands of miles from Beijing and Shanghai, ticks many boxes for profit-driven investors.
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But civil-rights organisations that have long opposed for-profit prisons are cheered by this development.
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Starting in the mid-1990s, for-profit colleges really expanded due to financialization and shareholder investment.
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We need to go beyond focusing on whether for-profit colleges help graduates land a job.
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President Donald Trump and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos have historically been supportive of for-profit colleges.
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"Coca-Cola and Pepsi and all the big labels have sacrificed taste for profit," Nese says.
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Yet, many veterans who have completed these for-profit programs have failed to secure meaningful work.
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It is open to nonprofit and for-profit organizations, but not to individuals or government entities.
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In fairness, Warren's motive and those of the for-profit banking industry are probably very different.
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So when a friend told him about the existence of for-profit colleges, he was struck.
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And it's not just the result of students taking courses through oft-derided for-profit providers.
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In-The-Know: ITT Technical Institutes, a for-profit college, is closing all of its campuses.
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Huawei's second face, prosecutors allege, is that of a grubby enterprise that breaks laws for profit.
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And not-for-profit private colleges like the ones I mentioned should feel a powerful obligation.
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As student loan defaults soared, the Obama administration moved to curb abuses by for-profit institutions.
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Many of the organizations are for-profit intermediaries that give token contributions to a participating charity.
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The successful for-profit institutions of the future will be those that understand this costly lesson.
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Some may see online learning as experimental or inferior, something associated with downmarket for-profit colleges.
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He took exceptionally large bribes and ran illegal for-profit business, it added, among other accusations.
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And 80 percent of charter schools in the state are now operating as for-profit institutions.
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The investigations into for-profit colleges have largely come to a stop, according to the report.
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In the companies' rush to expand, they argue, quality of treatment may be sacrificed for profit.
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Ohio has hundreds of privately run charter schools, many of them run by for-profit organizations.
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That power and potential for profit comes with a responsibility not to shy away from controversy.
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Kybernetiq was shared by jihadi Twitter accounts, according to for-profit terrorism monitoring company SITE Intelligence.
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Obviously, obviously: Mad props to Kim Kardashian, for conquering yet another industry for profit and fame.
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Are people constantly trying to persuade you to turn Common Sense into a for-profit venture?
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We'll also be working with 8-11, which is a non-for-profit gallery space downtown.
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More than 130,000 borrowers have applied since 2015, a majority of whom attended for-profit colleges.
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Veterans are particularly vulnerable as they are often targeted by predatory for-profit schools and lenders.
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It's now a for-profit business that employs student-athletes, but those emergency moves are free.
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Bernie Sanders has been searching for that alternative to for-profit media for a long time.
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It's capitalism at its most venal, exploiting health anxiety for profit at a potentially huge cost.
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"I'm pretty sure they are knowledgeably putting lives at risk for profit," a Lowe's source said.
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I'm not sure students should even be able to get federal loans for for-profit schools.
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For-profit cosmetology schools often leave graduates with loads of debt and low-paying job opportunities.
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And to address the premise of your question — I could care less about for-profit hospitals.
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They set up a for-profit arm for those activities, but those are more distant goals.
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In more normal times, Airbnb has an ideal business model, with lots of room for profit.
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It's like if somebody set up a for-profit middleman between you and the grocery store.
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That's when you really had all the for-profit groups, and it just transformed the model.
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Ned Lamont's executive order, all nonessential businesses and not-for-profit entities were told to close.
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Other for-profit schools that have opened in the last decade or so have changed hands.
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Ms. DeVos has essentially made the Education Department a subsidiary of the for-profit college industry.
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The scandal rocked the for-profit college industry, which became a target of the Obama administration.
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Nearby, "For-profit Education," by a high school Spanish teacher, Sarah Ellis, takes a similar swipe.
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Investor-owned, shareholder-driven, for-profit companies became common in health care for the first time.
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Attorneys general are not only suing abusive for-profit schools, they are suing the federal government.
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There were numerous other examples of institutions, for-profit, public and nonprofit, that needed greater scrutiny.
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The American-led, for-profit start-up is utilizing the latest tech tools in the classroom.
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Thanks to its nonprofit status, Liberty survived the Obama administration's crackdown on for-profit online schools.
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We now know that the app was built by a for-profit company called Shadow Inc.
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Acronym is an investor in several for-profit companies across the progressive media and technology sectors.
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One of those independent, for-profit companies is Shadow, Inc, which also has other private investors.
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They desecrated native graves, raped native women and mutilated native bodies for profit and for sport.
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She would end federal funding for the expansion of charter schools and ban for-profit charters.
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This thriving niche of the for-profit education business tightly links courses to the job market.
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For better or (mostly) worse, the American health care industry is a largely for-profit sector.
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A federal judge earlier this week unsealed 381 pages of documents detailing the for-profit program.
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The convention is a for-profit venture co-presented by Playbill, Mischief Management and Anthony Rapp.
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But as the college pushed to go Division I, the for-profit model became a target.
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Marijuana producers would have incentives to start cooperatives or non-profits instead of for-profit corporations.
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People are, as Machiavelli put it, ungrateful and deceitful, timid of danger and avid for profit.
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What if the problem is something that can't be solved by existing for-profit media platforms?
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Unlike for-profit social media, public social media would be explicitly noncommercial — no brand accounts allowed.
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These lies are also why state attorneys general and federal agencies are suing for-profit colleges.
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He allegedly abused his position as editor, stole manuscripts, and sold these stolen goods for profit.
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That includes owning multiple residences, volunteering on a not-for-profit board or having teenage children.
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Of course, the market is almost surely going to reduce expectations for profit margins over time.
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But can its for-profit model work in some of the most impoverished places on Earth?
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The survey also sought data from for-profit institutions, but only 21986 — about 271 percent — replied.
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With little potential for profit, securing adequate funding for such an endeavor will also prove challenging.
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London's program at a branch of for-profit Everest College does not provide such specialized training.
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Now for-profit colleges may find an ally in President Donald Trump, founder of Trump University.
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Sallie Mae's private loans often went to students at for-profit schools with low graduation rates.
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Owner and publisher Paul Huntsman believes other papers will pursue the same not-for-profit path.
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Still, the filings offer a glimpse into what stocks fund managers saw as opportunities for profit.
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While bribery and corruption do exist, the market ventures broadly operate as monitored for-profit enterprises.
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About 80 percent of the state's charters are operated for profit, far higher than anywhere else.
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The federal government runs the program, though for-profit insurance companies sell and administer the policies.
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It would also bar California from sending prisoners to for-profit facilities outside of the state.
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On paper, they were just regular old private companies owned by shareholders and managed for profit.
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Shares in Autozone Inc jumped 5.7% after the auto parts retailer beat quarterly estimates for profit.
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For-profit schools like Berkeley typically offer vocational programs in fields like marketing and criminal justice.
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Did you know a lot about for-profit ambulances in Mexico before you met the Ochoas?
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Strayer Education Inc and Capella Education Co are among the companies that operate for-profit schools.
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The number of these applications soared as the Obama administration cracked down on for-profit colleges.
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It's about doing the right things in technology than chasing for profit right in the beginning.
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The company met analysts' expectations for profit in its second quarter, earning 58 cents per share.
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Ms. Urbaityte and Mr. Urbaitis do not own the museum, which is private and for-profit.
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But how is that not also true of plenty of not-for-profit or public institutions?
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He tried to enroll in a for-profit college, but the monthly fees got too expensive.
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Many are for-profit organizations and already pay corporate income taxes; why levy a second tax?
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DeVos appointed figures from the for-profit college industry to key posts within the Education Department.
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"The Sacklers have premeditatedly gotten people addicted for profit," Ms. Goldin said after the Guggenheim demonstration.
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Most loans are used for private colleges, for-profit colleges and, most of all, graduate school.
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Even some conservative-leaning commentators have opposed FADA's protection of for-profit businesses and government employees.
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So, on the for-profit side, you report on revenue and that's a measure of success.
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By the numbers: For-profit colleges represent only about one-tenth of U.S. college enrollment, per the Chronicle of Higher Education Half of independent students at for-profit universities are living in poverty — 7 percentage points higher than at public 4-year universities, according to Pew.
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Here are some other examples of current and former not-for-profit health care executives who sit on the boards of for-profit health care companies that could have business arrangements: Lloyd Dean, CEO of Dignity Health: former board director at Navigant, a health care consulting firm.
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In her first two years in office, Ms. DeVos has delayed critical parts of the rule, and last year, she sought to repeal it entirely, siding with for-profit industry leaders and congressional conservatives who have contended that the Obama administration unfairly targeted for-profit schools.
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Purdue University has agreed to acquire Kaplan University, the for-profit higher education business of Kaplan Inc.
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The players are being used for profit while at the same time being denied any profit themselves.
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The rocket was launched under Russia's for-profit Rokot satellite launching program, which began in the 1990s.
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Her documentary 13th examined the connection between the end of slavery and the for-profit prison system.
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Fox News is a hate-for-profit racket that gives a megaphone to racists and conspiracy theorists.
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It presents an ethical question for brands: Are multinational corporations simply preying on cultural pressures for profit?
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That's great for those groups (and their spin-off, for-profit gene editing companies with exclusive licenses).
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Art is a beautiful, complicated, inspiring thing, which means it is very easy to exploit for profit.
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The House of Representatives passed a bill that should make for-profit tax-filing companies very happy.
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They're often hunted across the Middle East and Africa and their eggs are often captured for profit.
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Oh, and this is hardly the first time that Abry has run into for-profit education trouble.
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Today, she runs a for-profit school in Brazil that teaches people how to follow their dreams.
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A for-profit app for making animated comics, Swipe Studio, is currently in private beta, Nakajima said.
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"I'm really here because people forget that the YMCA is a not-for-profit organization," says Hawke.
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Worst of all, not a single representative of the for-profit college or lending industries has testified.
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The Volcker Rule was adopted to curb "proprietary," or for-profit, trading by banks using client funds.
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Instead of championing our students, they protect for-profit colleges that break the law and cheat them.
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Additionally, 30% have supplemental policies from for-profit insurers to give them expanded access to private providers.
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Facebook has now opened itself up to the legitimate criticism that it is spreading misinformation for profit.
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Mrs Clinton should concentrate on funding community colleges, regulating for-profit universities and improving income-linked repayment.
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For-profit institutions can be an option for those who may not otherwise have access to education.
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Consumer advocacy groups warn the conversion from for-profit to nonprofit status is merely a marketing move.
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And, she rolled back two Obama-era regulations protecting students from predatory practices at for-profit schools.
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The $154m that the Clintons have made from for-profit speeches also involves potential conflicts of interest.
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We called events with officials who had seen for-profit colleges like Corinthian collapse in their state.
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" The company also disputed Greer's statement, saying it "does not have for-profit partnerships with law enforcement.
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For for-profit companies, Y Combinator makes a small investment in exchange for part of the company.
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Governments must accept that for-profit detention centers are not the way to deal with this issue.
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Private prisons, which operate as for-profit businesses, have been heavily criticized by criminal justice reform advocates.
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"A bank's balance sheet is the engine for profit growth," said Kyle Sanders, analyst at Edward Jones.
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The policy opens the door to for-profit tourism, advertising, and manufacturing aboard the orbiting science lab.
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More than two dozen private, not-for-profit hospital systems would sit in the Fortune 500 rankings.
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Yes, it is, but public transportation is supposed to exist for the public good, not for profit.
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Orlando Health is a not-for-profit health care network that includes the Orlando Regional Medical Center.
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Last month it launched a not-for-profit energy firm, similar to those that Labour's manifesto promised.
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After all, you'll have time for little else if you're constantly monitoring the market for profit opportunities.
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Accusations of wrongdoing, including allegations that Planned Parenthood sold fetal tissue for profit, have been thoroughly discredited.
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For-profit prison companies arose in response to the government's incapacity to handle the skyrocketing incarcerated population.
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He says he witnessed how many lawyers "exploit human misery" for profit, especially impacting low-income people.
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Organised criminals traditionally distinguished themselves by working in groups for profit, especially by smuggling contraband or people.
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Johnson, it should be noted, had her last job at Nickelodeon, a very much for-profit endeavor.
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The outlook for profit in Samsung's mobile division for 27 could fall 215 percent from current expectations.
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One radical step would be to abolish for-profit publishers altogether and move toward a nonprofit model.
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The nonprofit United Tissue also has supplied donated human remains to Breedlove's for-profit company, Anatomical Innovations.
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Wireless Toronto, a not-for-profit open internet group, has several small hotspots around the city, too.
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" He added, "Being for-profit has allowed us to better line up our objectives, strategies and processes.
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They point to the mix of for-profit entities under the nonprofit parent company as especially problematic.
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Harris' health care proposal aims to expand Medicare Advantage-style plans run by for-profit insurance corporations.
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For credit unions—not-for-profit, member-owned financial cooperatives—the costs of overregulation have been dramatic.
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Learn more here Education Department Betsy DeVos DeVos is a leading proponent of for-profit charter schools.
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Many of those black graduate students, 28 percent, go to for-profit graduate schools, the paper says.
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And other oft-reported woes of for-profit vocational schools have negatively colored CTE as a whole.
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She is also the artistic director of Silent Voices Uganda, a not-for-profit performing arts organization.
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For-profit-detention centers have been at the center of controversies surrounding their inhumane treatment of immigrants.
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Advocates of for-profit education say the administration is trying to put the industry out of business.
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The average forecast from two analysts was for profit of 200.7 million ringgit, Thomson Reuters data shows.
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Pressley said she has worked closely with Warren to combat "predatory business practices" at for-profit colleges.
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This is because they lack economies of scale in brokerage, and rely on proprietary trading for profit.
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But we should not expect a for-profit company to perform the activities of a government regulator.
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Those ranged from large for-profit chains like the University of Phoenix to struggling liberal arts colleges.
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For-profit colleges that operate nationwide can shop around to find the accreditor with the easiest terms.
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There had been no competitive bidding, just a unilateral decision to work with one for-profit company.
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This is nonsense; of America's 58.3m school pupils,463,000 (0.8%) go to a for-profit public school.
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As certain avenues for profit are cut off, the credit card industry moves to other permitted products.
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J. D. (Anthony Anderson) is promoting his for-profit catering business as a nonprofit community service project.
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Research shows that for-profit colleges leave students with more debt and a decline in their earnings.
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For non-traditional students, for-profit schools fill a need, supplying job skills on a flexible schedule.
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She floated the idea of having the Justice Department investigate for-profit prisons for questionable business practices.
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It's also worth noting that nearly every media organization in the country is a for-profit corporation.
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But Flores said students attending for-profit schools are "significantly" more likely to lose their academic credits.
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Hobby Lobby, that challenged the mandate for for-profit companies to provide contraception coverage at no cost.
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There are several for-profit companies that install and operate the cameras, some of them foreign-owned.
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We learned lessons that can be applied today as ISIS loots – and resells for profit – cultural artifacts.
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Fair Game The vise appears to be tightening at the for-profit education giant ITT Educational Services.
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Democrats have criticized DeVos before for hiring department officials with connections to the for-profit college industry.
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The focus on climate reflects developments that have been hard to miss even for profit-obsessed CEOs.
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Returns to health systems will improve patient care and the services not-for-profit hospitals can offer.
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The VA has received 2900,220006 complaints against for-profit institutions — more than any other type of school.
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Sanders is the first White House hopeful to call for a ban on for-profit charter schools.
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Realizing the potential for profit, the drugmaker shepherded the therapy through later stage trials and FDA approval.
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That was its highest since late April, and made it ripe for profit-taking, market participants said.
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Instagram meme pages are a fixture of internet humor, and many are run by teenagers for profit.
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The investigative team was created in 2016 to look into widespread fraud claims against for-profit colleges.
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Hobby Lobby, that for-profit corporations could refuse to provide employees with contraceptive coverage on religious grounds.
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"It makes us increasingly worried," said Lisa Gilbert of Public Citizen, a not-for-profit watchdog group.
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Trump accused Brennan and other former intelligence officials of using their credentials for profit, the aides claimed.
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Gail: The for-profit idea only works if you assume the customers can make — well, educated decisions.
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The archival prints are composite portraits of the boards of directors of three for-profit prison companies.
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But for-profit companies should not, and cannot, serve as our main bulwark against civil-liberties violations.
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Many of these for-profit college loans, which target vulnerable students, have been found to be deceptive.
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"The companies that are investing in us in Japan aren't really doing it for profit," explained Ito.
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"A Fox News town hall adds money to the hate-for-profit machine," she wrote on Twitter.
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We're already starting to see companies realize a for-profit model may not be the most effective.
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Ed Fishbough, a spokesperson at for-profit chain HCA Healthcare, said hospital pricing has been under pressure.
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Marte: We are talking about the prison-for-profit industrial complex, and specifically the criminalization of immigrants.
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The Medicaid cuts would disproportionately affect not-for-profit and public hospitals that treat more poor patients.
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Gamble runs a family law firm, NGA Law, and a not-for-profit surrogacy agency, Brilliant Beginnings.
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Open Markets will not accept funding from any for-profit corporations, the group said in its announcement.
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"These for-profit colleges are the coronavirus of higher education," Mr. Durbin said on the Senate floor.
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RETRO REPORT A surging inmate population in the 1980s led to a boom in for-profit prisons.
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Or you can have a for-profit display of those objects, and that risks being theme park.
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The education secretary is working hard to protect the scandal-ridden for-profit education industry from accountability.
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It is no coincidence that she packed her department with aides with ties to for-profit colleges.
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Regardless, I am suspicious of any for-profit company arguing its good intentions and its free gifts.
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She continued to advise individuals, families, corporations and not‑for‑profit organizations on estate planning and philanthropy.
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A system where things are produced only for profit, capitalism seeks to ration resources to ensure returns.
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Planetary Resources, an American company with a large investment from Luxembourg, hopes to mine asteroids for profit.
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Some for-profit schools, in particular, have inflated expected salaries to justify borrowing large sums to attend.
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There are eight known Magecart groups focused on stealing credit card numbers for profit, according to Klijnsma.
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In fact, we're taking this step further and we'll do this on a not for profit basis.
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The for-profit / nonprofit choice leaves founders conflicted, often asking the question 'can i raise enough philanthropy?
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Last year, another for-profit company that LinkedIn sued for scraping its public content won its case.
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Bail reform is sweeping the nation, and for-profit prison bonding is rapidly going out of style.
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Editorial For-profit colleges that leave students with crushing debt and useless degrees must be feeling optimistic.
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They have no respect for the communities, no respect for humanity, only respect for profit and greed.
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Some charter schools are run by for-profit educational management companies and have been plagued by scandal.
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To be smart about financing your degree, avoid taking out private loans or attending for-profit colleges.
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The giant for-profit University of Phoenix enrolls more online students (over 100,000) than any other college.
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The business has to be for-profit, and in the early stages (one to five years preferred).
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LOWER ED: The Troubling Rise of For-Profit Colleges in the New Economy, by Tressie McMillan Cottom.
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The point was to highlight Facebook's failure to fact-check dubious claims in its quest for profit.
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The slide presentation showed that JPMorgan's outlook remained unchanged for profit at its Corporate & Investment Bank (CIB).
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Her disdain also extends to protection of those who have enrolled at possibly fraudulent for-profit colleges.
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"I like to say we're a for-profit company with very little profit," said Mr. Wall, laughing.
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If any college – public, non-profit or for-profit – defrauds students, the school should be held accountable.
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Mr. Bezos also sees for-profit ventures as a more effective way to solve certain social problems.
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The private sector can do some wonderful things, but they have for-profit motives, they cut corners.
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He allows for profit, but not certain kinds of profit, or profit by certain kinds of actors.
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