If a developer doesn't want to give money back to Itch, they don't have to.
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Lance said a key is to give money back to shareholders through buybacks, as well as dividends.
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Her supporters are touting it as a way to redistribute wealth and give money back to the 99 percent.
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Gift or loan, there's no guarantee that children will give money back if a parent later needs it, Ms. Wentz cautioned.
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Some large hedge funds have chosen to give money back at a time they have found it tough to find new opportunities.
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This could happen because the founders decide they've run out of ways to reinvest their profits and choose to give money back to shareholders.
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I know that in my life there has been confusion: I was a waitress, how do I give money back to a blind person?
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But the deal was blocked by the players' union because Rodriguez had agreed to give money back to the Rangers in a restructured contract.
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AND THAT IS – SO I TAKE, YEAH, I TAKE FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR IT. BUT I DON'T – BUT IT'S WRONG IN SAYING I WANT TO GIVE MONEY BACK.
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Mr. Gorman's strategy depends, in large part, with the willingness of regulators to approve the company's plan to give money back to shareholders through dividends and buybacks.
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Some will invest capital back into their businesses, some will give money back to workers, and overall "lots of things are going on in the economy," he said.
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Banks reviving from a multi-year downturn are also beginning to give money back to shareholders, with Lloyds increasing its payout last week, while HSBC kept its dividend flat.
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As an employer, I feel that we have to do something on our end to set up a system to give money back to our employees who aren't documented so that they can become citizens.
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You will also see, though, where investment isn't-, and opportunity's not there, they will use that money to give money back to their shareholders in some form, which include pension funds, and many other things.
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He was among the leaders of two efforts — one a cryptocurrency credit card and the other an initial coin offering — that had to give money back to investors after various partnerships that Mr. Shrem had promised fell through.
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It's saying that rich people are paying too much in taxes, that they've been paying too much for a long time, and that it's now time to give money back to them by incurring an additional $1.5 trillion in debt over the next 10 years.
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In a letter to investors posted on its website, Link said it believed a suspension until December would give the manager time to reposition the fund's portfolio into more liquid assets, in order to give money back to clients that seek to leave when the suspension is lifted.
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For further information on the Complaints and Inquiries process, visit OMVIC's Complaints webpage. OMVIC cannot force or compel a dealer to give money back or offer compensation. OMVIC is not the court and only a court can impose a solution.
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The PQ proposes to uphold efforts to convince the federal government to give money back to Quebec until then. All major federal parties but the Liberals recognize a monetary imbalance between the federal government and the provinces, and speak of plans to reduce such. The Bloc Québécois, a sovereigntist party at the federal level, is the strongest denouncer of the situation. Prime Minister Paul Martin and his federal Liberals prefer to speak of a fiscal "pressure" on provinces, not admitting directly to the responsibility of the Canadian government.
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When Kresa took over Northrop Grumman, he transformed the company which like GM was on the brink of extinction. In a 2002 Los Angeles Times interview, when the company was on the verge of closing, Kresa was quoted saying, "We could just go out of business and give money back to our shareholders or we could reinvent ourselves...It became clear to us we could take the latter path." Under Kresa's control, Northrop Grumman was transformed resulting in the acquisition of 16 companies including TRW and the Space Park in Redondo Beach, California. Overall, Northrop went from an annual revenue of $5 billion to $28 billion during the time of the Gulf War.
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