Do you think it will permanently affect ... For profit-making.
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The brewery is not intended to be a profit-making venture.
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Producing all this cash is a profit-making endeavor, Rogoff said.
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Yeah, it's the profit-making end of the story that's so irritating.
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It will not review or approve any of their profit-making ventures.
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"He said, 'Well, the military's not a profit-making enterprise,'" Pierson said.
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But there are some areas that cannot be centered around profit-making.
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It surprises me that airlines have missed such an obvious profit-making opportunity.
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Leaving them to self-regulate, they do things for their own profit-making schemes.
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He said he was told "the military isn&apost a profit-making organization."G.
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Unlike Funding Circle, Zopa has already turned a profit, making 1.5 million pounds in 2017.
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AND AS THEY HAVE SAID BEFORE, WILL BE FREE FROM PROFIT MAKING INCENTIVES AND CONSTRAINTS.
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Shares of HCA, the nation's largest profit-making hospital chain, were down nearly 3 percent.
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The treatments often involved a combination of interventions and few, if any, profit-making products.
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In addition, to permit a profit-making company to do this should never be allowed.
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In lieu of pointing fingers, networks are forged and the profit-making system is highlighted.
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At the same time, the business world moves fast to try to exploit profit-making opportunities.
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New rules forbid profit-making from Buddhist and Taoist places of worship, including from public listings.
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Theoretically, this signal boosting could, in turn, generate profit-making recognition for Dzodan down the line.
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Sharing-economy companies employ technology that enables individuals to transform personal assets into profit-making entities.
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So it's no surprise that much of Wall Street saw it as a profit-making machine.
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Under the right policy regime, the profit-making motive could be harnessed in service of burying carbon.
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No profit making entity should be used as the model for where the ethical line should lie.
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Memory components, which are used in mobile handsets and enterprise servers, comprise Samsung's main profit-making business.
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In the end, all colleges and the people in them are pursuing profit — making themselves better off.
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That's why the index fund revolution hasn't been a blessing for all profit-making asset management companies.
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It would bring tax-paying, profit-making industrial facilities that don't pollute into urban boundaries and budgets.
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" I had people pushing against it, with our C.F.O. at the time saying, "We're a profit-making entity.
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Coal is the largest contributor to the company's profit, making up more than a third of the total.
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But it tried to pair a profit-making services company with the nonprofit school, which made accreditors balk.
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They blocked the sale, saying the profit-making venture was too intricately linked with the supposedly nonprofit college.
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In a socialist economy, larger businesses will exit to countries where governments encourage profit making and capital accumulation.
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Without new workers and consumers coming onto the rolls, there's an upper limit to domestic profit-making opportunities.
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The State Department in particular — and the Washington establishment in general — is not some precision profit-making machine.
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The goal of the operation is to create a health-care system that's free from profit-making incentives.
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It also recommended that profit-making ride-sharing services, like UberPOP - recently suspended in Sweden - should be illegal.
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Half of the IDC portfolio should become profit-making and start declaring dividends by the year 2020, she added.
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The closest competitors are the logistics arms of JD and Amazon – but these are not standalone, profit-making companies.
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Find out the most dramatic profit-making technologies in the world and get them by one means or another.
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Iron ore accounts for some 90 percent of Rio's profit, making it by far the miner's most important division.
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While criminal investigations are not intended to be profit-making ventures, Mueller has more than recouped his own costs.
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For years, Wells has been known as a profit-making machine, based in part on its aggressive sales culture.
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This decade, however, it's the politics of his businesses, not their profit-making, that has raised the most eyebrows.
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The Chinese government has long abandoned the idea of Communism, embracing profit-making and even some levels of economic inequality.
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For entertainment, try John Schwartz's essay on the profit-making possibilities in mind-altering drugs, which he, personally, doesn't use.
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After eventually returning to profit-making status, the companies were forced to pay billions of dollars back to the Treasury.
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" Profit-making is like gambling; the only difference is that businessmen "dress in blue pinstripe suits and carry leather briefcases.
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The Sanders camp's view is that a world in which health insurers have a profit-making incentive is not sustainable.
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In December, the company announced it had returned to profit, making £100,19803 — or about $143,000 — in the half year to Sept.
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Profit-making private insurers would no longer extract money out of the system as they now do to maximize shareholder profits.
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Fund-raising, writing grants and dealing with donors are unfamiliar tasks to those who forged their careers in profit-making companies.
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"This is the dark side of pharmaceutical practices in enlisting and paying professionals to pitch their profit-making drug," he said.
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As a part of the bank's orders to serve the public interest, it can prioritize societally-beneficial investments over profit-making.
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Even ruinous projects like a half-finished, unleased office tower could be converted into a profit-making venture for some investors.
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The "profit-making" arm of the Rajneesh corporate empire is the Rajneesh Investment Corporation (RIC), a wholly owned subsidiary of RFI.
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"It's not going to be a profit-making venture for NASA at all," said Jeff DeWitt, the agency's chief financial officer.
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Our nation has never been just a beacon for profit-making, which only measured countries by their trade balance with us.
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The Trumps have turned that on its head, using the White House as a marketing tool, a profit-making luxury brand.
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Why is your new health venture with Amazon and JP Morgan designed to be free from profit making incentives and constraints?
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But at heart they are profit-making corporations with only limited competence in these domains, so their choices frequently go awry.
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Standards have lowered so much that there are now private profit-making educational institutions in the UK owned by hedge funds.
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Letting bonds mature now, rather than selling later, could also avoid logging losses on the profit-making portfolio in years to come.
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Several lawsuits have accused Trump of violating the Constitution's ban on presidential profit-making through his continued ownership of Trump Organization properties.
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Mr Neumann thinks of his property startup as a profit-making version of Israel's famed communal farms—a sort of "capitalist kibbutz".
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ADF says it is unfair, cruel even, to expect religious people to obey secular laws even if they control profit-making operations.
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More companies are pushing work onto freelancers, temps, contractors and franchisees in the quest for an ever more nimble profit-making machine.
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Why blame individuals when major, profit-making corporations are producing unhealthy food and being allowed to sell it as a "healthy choice"?
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The deal is not subject to the constitutional limits on presidential profit-making because it was made after Obama was out of office.
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Left to its own rational profit-making devices, a private company will systematically squeeze services to the bare minimum and avoid additional investments.
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Big Pharma justifies aggressive patenting by claiming that profit-making drives invention by giving labs and companies an incentive to invest in research.
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U.S. education system is increasingly turning into another of her many "industrial complexes", as priorities shift from serving and educating, to profit making.
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Some buyers can also use futures to buy wine they can later flip for a profit, making futures more like a financial investment.
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The conflicts and some profit-making deals — which were not specified at the meeting — did not occur through intentional misconduct, Mr. Goodman said.
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The company, reeling from a year of scandals, now faces having to reconcile public statements about user privacy with internal discussions about profit-making.
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"We are aware some companies are releasing more than the allowed effluent, but they are profit-making companies," said state PCB spokesman N. Raveendher.
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" Lacker said he may have broken a policy "which prohibits providing any profit-making person or organization with a prestige advantage over its competitors.
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Kim said North Korea's new spa contrasts starkly with that of South Korea's "architecture of capitalist businesses targeting profit-making from roughly built buildings."
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CREDIT UNIONS Wells Fargo is a profit-making enterprise that serves consumers, but it also serves investors who want its stock to do well.
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In most cases, however, they are charged to companies engaged in profit-making business activity, not utilities making emergency repairs after a natural disaster.
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In other more positive ways, the 3707 and A3707 were closely matched: same payloads and performance, same operating costs, same potential for profit-making.
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Instead of being run, as all these platforms are, are as profit-making entities, public social media would be grounded in its local community.
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The companies, which employ more than 1.1 million workers combined, will launch an independent operation that's intended to be free from profit-making incentives.
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With humor, Render tactfully exposes the ease with which the rhetoric of "the community" and "the individual" alike has been harnessed for corporate profit-making.
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Like his Google cofounder, Alphabet's CEO has added nearly $10 billion to his net worth after the firm continued its extraordinary run of profit-making.
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The idea of any agent as "visionary" seems like a stretch, and cloaking his fundamental profit-making motive in elegiac mythmaking is curious at best.
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But Pyongyang has held on to an array of profit-making ventures, some of which operate in the roughly 40 embassies of the hermit kingdom.
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"I've always thought that he has insights that I would like to see delivered under oath, rather than in a profit-making book," he said.
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She suspects that the decision was encouraged not by practitioners of traditional medicine, but by "those dealing in the business of profit-making" — tiger farmers.
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What kicked it into hyper-growth was when health systems realized that these little mom and pop centers were draining their profit-making emergency rooms.
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The giant companies, which together employ more than 1.1 million workers, will launch an independent operation that's intended to be free from profit-making incentives.
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But savvy resellers game the system for maximum profit, making it difficult for ordinary consumers to buy the hottest shoes without paying a large premium.
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During the sell-off of state assets, Mr. Ramsay specialized in turning veterans' hospitals into profit-making enterprises, before expanding his interests across the sector.
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If they realize the planet is being killed by this economic system or white supremacy, by racism, by materialism and profit-making—they can recognize that.
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But the sad fact of journalism's dependence on profit-making becomes far more grotesque and dangerous when the profiteers in question are financial sector wheeler-dealers.
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IN THIS SPECIAL edition of Babbage, host Kenneth Cukier examines how humanitarian organisations use data and what they can learn from the profit-making tech industry.
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Other models include social enterprises, municipally owned enterprises, and emerging hybrids like B Corporations (which are profit-making firms with a professed aim of social benefit).
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An individual employed in a managerial position at a state-owned company can, these days, engage in practically any profit-making endeavor he or she wants.
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Details are thin, but the new entity will be "free from profit-making incentives" and focus on employer-based health benefits, the companies said in a statement.
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Many of these suits share a common goal: making big business pay to fix high-cost societal burdens that their profit-making activities may have left behind.
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" The new company will be based in Boston and, the companies said, will "operate as an independent entity that is free from profit-making incentives and constraints.
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Curious to find out whether Fathom had devised a model to make voluntourism work—and on a massive, profit-making scale—I set sail on its cruise.
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And profit-making, long central to gang life, is occasionally uniting Bloods and Crips — red and blue, bitter enemies for decades — in narcotics or car-stealing schemes.
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"It doesn't seem to fit into the profit-making aspect that we usually hear about Mansudae," said Adam Cathcart, a lecturer at the University of Leeds in England.
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No." In his view, there has been a "deliberately designed campaign to cripple, crush and close these schools," spearheaded by people who "really think profit-making is wrong.
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The attraction of small trading outfits is their ability to move quickly when a profit-making opportunity appears and to trade typically in both physical and paper markets.
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In Russian society today, "respect for profit-making" trumps all; cognates like glamur have been invented to describe excesses of consumption, even as the working class still struggles.
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Our colleague Peter Eavis had four questions about the initiative: • What is it, beyond the thin description of an independent company "free from profit-making incentives and constraints"?
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Staggering prices lead some health professionals to conclude that profit making has at times turned into profiteering, at the expense of people who could not be more vulnerable.
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The great challenge facing German and other Western governments is whether they can find a way to exit the carnival of profit making with their moral integrity intact.
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Big multinational companies take advantage of tax havens to minimize their corporate income tax bill by internally shifting profit-making assets to subsidiaries located in low-tax countries.
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The current economic environment of low growth is the biggest problem for profit making, the chief executive officer of the world's largest advertising firm by revenues has told CNBC.
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Among other concerns, they fear their members' genetic material will be turned into a profit-making machine for private companies eager to give customers detailed information about their lineage.
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"It's one thing if you're a profit-making company...it's another thing to be sanctioned by the Republican National Committee," Santorum said, his voice suddenly sounding louder and angrier.
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The system costs about $1 to ride, it's a very functional profit-making enterprise, and the way they fund themselves is by building skyscrapers on top of subway stops.
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The education committee in Congress' lower chamber is due to vote later Tuesday on a bill that would lower costs for some students and limit profit-making in education.
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The new system changes less than some proposals - which envisaged regulation by a public body, along U.S. lines, replacing the existing practice of certification by profit-making private firms.
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It will now re-register as a profit-making entity owned by shareholders, called the Nigerian Exchange Group Plc, with a share capital of 1.25 billion naira ($4 million).
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But many academics and workers in this sector assert that the business model seems less like sharing than like traditional corporate profit-making that happens to use an app.
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At the same time, we should put restrictions in place to prohibit the use of nudges when they act as mere exploitation of weaknesses for the sake of profit-making.
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It says a hacking group known as Andariel has been carrying out profit-making attacks for at least two years against banks, defense contractors, and other businesses in South Korea.
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As the culture becomes more mainstream, do you or others in the community have any concerns about people coming into the culture and using it as a profit-making enterprise?
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"Staff will strive to ensure that their contacts with members of the public do not provide any profit-making person, firm, or organization with a prestige advantage," the policy states.
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Even before the crash, critics complained of lax oversight of the profit-making lines, which had already been cutting corners because elected officials insisted on maintaining the five-cent fare.
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No matter how many post-prefixes you've got in your emerald-studded virtual holster, it's not good enough to rescue the profit-making contradiction at the heart of the project.
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There is a compelling case to be made that the costs should be split 50/50, but a 400% increase would turn the US military into a profit-making enterprise.
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Talks about forming this partnership, which will be "free from profit-making incentives," really began to pick up in pace over the last two to three months, according to sources.
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Such stores, which at X21 contribute around 262.8410 percent of all sales, generates stronger revenues when promotional activity is high but that eats into profit, making strategy a delicate balancing act.
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But investors' darkest fear about the industry – that if the Federal Reserve really is done raising rates for the foreseeable future, banks' main profit-making engine will sputter – is becoming apparent.
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Pepsi has been struggling to balance supporting its newer on-trend drinks while not losing focus on its profit-making but slower-growing core carbonated drinks business, which includes Pepsi-Cola.
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"That's a shortcoming of the embracing of Māori culture and other cultures by organizations only so far as it's profit-making ... that makes it particularly egregious for Māori," she told Reuters.
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Last year, which saw the 500th anniversary of Luther's posting of his 95 Theses attacking the church for its profit-making excesses, produced a stack of books to mark the occasion.
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The DOE fined Ilyayev not just for misusing the DOE's computers, but also because he was making money, or engaging in a "profit-making activity" during work, which violates city regulations.
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"Even if the taxi industry was liberalized, there wouldn't be any room for Uber," Villadsen said and referred to recommendations on Wednesday in Sweden saying profit-making ride-sharing should be illegal.
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Macron wants to transform the heavily-indebted, state-run SNCF into a profit-making public service able to stand up to foreign competition when its monopoly ends in line with EU regulations.
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In a March regulatory filing, the smartphone and chip maker predicted a bigger-than-expected price decline for major memory products — its main profit-making business — due to seasonal weakness in demand.
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As if that weren't demanding enough, ABC is structured as an entity "free from profit-making incentives and constraints," according to the initial announcement, although it will not necessarily be a nonprofit.
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In related news, Google said on Monday that it planned to crack down on fake news sites that rely on its AdSense advertising network to turn fabrication into a profit-making venture.
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"The combination of profit-making, popularity—the sense of being needed, or even of being loved—and related opportunities for sexual encounters made escalating from social supplier to dealer attractive," says Schierano.
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More broadly, however, the tech company's main profit-making business that supplies memory components used in mobile handsets and enterprise servers has struggled due to low prices and a weakness in demand.
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Insurance companies stand to be the biggest losers from a switch to single-payer health care, which seeks to achieve economies in large part through cutting out the profit-making middle man.
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She toured the 40-acre venue with staff from the farm as part of her interest in Northern Ireland's Early Years organisation, a non-profit-making organisation that promotes high quality childcare.
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The three companies, which bring their scale and complementary expertise to this long-term effort, will pursue this objective through an independent company that is free from profit-making incentives and constraints.
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Amazon, J.P. Morgan and Berkshire Hathaway announced on Tuesday they will work together to create a company that's "free from profit-making incentives" and uses technology cut their employee health-care costs.
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Mutual fund shareholders, not a separate profit-making entity, are the ultimate owners of the Vanguard Group, which provides services to the individual funds, an arrangement approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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If something goes wrong — which is to say, if something endangers profit making — they can serve as convenient scapegoats, but any stupid or dangerous decisions they make result from being personifications of capital.
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Ms. Prosser Robinson, who oversees the daily operation of Misscliks with the help of one or two others, said the channel was not aiming to be huge or a giant profit-making entity.
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The joint venture, organized by Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Berkshire Hathaway's Warren Buffett and J.P. Morgan's Jamie Dimon, will aim to be "free from profit-making incentives and constraints," the companies said on Tuesday.
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The companies will create an independent firm "free from profit-making incentives and constraints" that will initially focus on technology solutions to provide employees and their families with healthcare "at a reasonable cost." reut.
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No matter how genuine the moments depicted, Stewart and Frenzel, both members of the YouTube Partner Program, are still monetizing those moments for profit, making money off of every new viewer they can get.
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So, the Commerce Department maintains a monopoly on much of the valuable data it collects, and then uses that very same information to run profit-making programs, including selling that data back to the public.
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Most of the nearly 500 fertility clinics in this country are private profit-making facilities, and as I.V.F. grew in popularity, those seeking to attract patients by advertising high pregnancy rates began inserting multiple embryos.
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There are too many examples of privatization leading to either lower quality or higher prices for me to be comfortable with just presuming that profit-making services are better than the ones the government offers.
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Black people looting white businesses, she said, was not just economic protest; it was a way of getting even for the ways black communities have been pillaged through profit-making strategies built on white supremacy.
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"Even if we assume much faster European GDP growth, we wouldn't expect an ECB hike," UBS analysts said in a note in December, hinting that negative rates will remain a big obstacle to profit-making.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden proposed rule changes for its taxis on Wednesday that may help ride-hailing services like Uber Technologies in the long term, but also recommended that profit-making ride-sharing should be illegal.
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"The three companies, which bring their scale and complementary expertise to this long-term effort, will pursue this objective through an independent company that is free from profit-making incentives and constraints," the announcement said.
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Kenya plans to form an aviation holding company with a healthier balance sheet by combining the airline with a planned national aviation college and profit-making assets such as the main international airport and airports authority.
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In Polanyi's opinion, whenever the profit-making impulse becomes deadlocked with the need to shield people from its harmful side effects, voters are tempted by the "fascist solution": reconcile profit and security by forfeiting civic freedom.
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Sinclair is first and foremost a profit-making organization, so the move away from commentaries is likely a ratings play -- there was scant evidence that the right-wing or left-wing monologues were popular with viewers.
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And their profit-making life span is limited, because they undermine themselves: As soon as a new compound is given to patients, bacterial infections begin to adapt to it, developing the defenses that we call antibiotic resistance.
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Standing behind utility opposition to efficient use of clean energy, customer-owned solar energy, and community and shared solar is the cost-plus profit-making model that limits utility profits to utility investments and high customer use.
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"Specifically, we question whether a sufficient business case exists under which private companies will be able to develop a self-sustaining and profit-making business independent of significant federal funding within the next six years," he said.
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STOCKHOLM, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Sweden proposed rule changes for its taxi sector on Wednesday that may help ride-hailing services like Uber Technologies in the long term, but also recommended that profit-making ride-sharing should be illegal.
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In being cagey about contamination issues, the agency is protecting not just itself but also its private, profit-making partner, SpaceX, whose capsule in turn has an effect on the ISS instruments that are supported by federal funds.
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British Steel's announcement that it has turned a profit making steel in Britain and expects to continue doing so in the year to end-March 2017 offers some hope for the sector, and for the community around Scunthorpe.
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The rest of the planet bears a warning for President Trump's plan to lean heavily on private business in conjuring a trillion dollars' worth of American infrastructure: Handing profit-making companies responsibility for public works can produce trouble.
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Witness the Republican party's successful linking of the idea of corporate profit making without responsibility to individual freedom, while manufacturing jobs have been siphoned off to China and India leaving large sections of the populace furious and desperate.
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That is when Raúl Maldonado Gautier, the secretary of the Treasury and a former chief of staff to the governor, told a radio interviewer that there was an "institutional mafia" operating a profit-making business in his department.
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If we look at the exploration of Mars through a capitalist lens, then only the richest among us will be able to go to the red planet and what they do there will also be oriented toward profit-making.
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The election prediction business is one small aspect of a far-reaching change across industries that have increasingly become obsessed with data, the value of it and the potential to mine it for cost-saving and profit-making insights.
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Something snapped when I saw the trend in Brixton of working people being unable to afford their rent, and realised the disparity between my wages and the people running the multi-million pound profit making company I work for.
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It is the one in which consumers, in the aftermath of yet another bank scandal, ask themselves this question: Should I finally remove multibillion-dollar, profit-making corporations from my day-to-day financial life once and for all?
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The current idea is for a Rockettes show that can be easily mounted, then packed up, then remounted — thereby providing flexibility so the company can make room for limited profit-making runs by the starry likes of Mr. Chappelle.
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LONDON — The rest of the planet bears a warning for President Trump's plan to lean heavily on private business in conjuring a trillion dollars' worth of American infrastructure: Handing profit-making companies responsibility for public works can produce trouble.
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Similarly, although the local council outsourced the running of the building to a separate company, the Kensington and Chelsea Tenant Management Organisation, it was organised on a not-for-profit basis, undermining arguments that avaricious profit-making was to blame.
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Clinton questioned a decision by Senator Max Baucus of Montana, a main drafter of the legislation, to use nonprofit health insurance cooperatives to compete with profit-making insurers, rather than a government-run health plan, known as the public option.
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Macron wants to transform the heavily indebted rail company, which loses 3 billion euros ($3.7 billion) each year, into a profit-making public service able to withstand foreign competition when its monopoly ends in 2020 in line with European Union rules.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is also teaming up with executives at Berkshire Hathaway and JP Morgan Chase to potentially form a health insurance initiative for their companies' staff, saying whatever entity they formed would be free from profit-making constraints.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Online donations to help French rail workers topped one million euros on Friday, a month after they began rolling strikes over President Emmanuel Macron's drive to transform the heavily indebted state rail monopoly into a profit-making company.
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During a brief news conference he held at Mar-a-Lago on Friday afternoon, President Donald Trump claimed that closing the border with Mexico would be a "profit-making operation" because of the United States' trade deficit with its southern neighbor.
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The companies announced at the time that they were eager to put together a solution that was "free from profit-making incentives and constraints," which are of course at the heart of private insurance companies that serve corporate clients currently.
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Bernie and Elizabeth and others are advocates of single-payer healthcare, but in the context of maintaining the privately owned healthcare system in the United States, which is one of the most horrendous, profit-making, extorting systems in the world.
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It had come in for criticism not only for its extra-judicial nature, as China seeks to promote a more law-based society, but also because of abuses such as the supposed rehabilitation facilities being run as profit-making ventures.
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The goal is to build a company which has no motives other than to provide for the care and wellbeing of the workforce of the three companies, and that will be "free from profit-making incentives and constraints," per the Wall Street Journal.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Physicist Stephen Hawking found himself in a war of words with Britain's Conservative government after he said it had caused a crisis in the state-run National Health Service (NHS) and was leading it towards a profit-making U.S.-style system.
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A tax return of a New York real estate developer typically makes them look much less wealthy than they really are, on account of complex rules that include the ability for owners of profit-making buildings to write them off as losses.
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The backdrop: Thirteen years after his death, Nobel laureate Milton Friedman — a 5-foot-tall University of Chicago economist — continues to exert a dominant hold on public opinion with his stark call for a stripped-down, profit-making-only role for business.
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" ....The United States looses soooo much money on Trade with Mexico under NAFTA, over 2628 Billion Dollars a year (not including Drug Money which would be many times that amount), that I would consider closing the Southern Border a "profit making operation.
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Even if it made a profit, tax experts say, the income it would pay out would be apportioned to so many members that actual taxes would be very low relative to those that would be owed by a single profit-making entity.
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For those who think it's a step toward campaign finance reform that a businessman, who won't release his tax returns, is running his campaign as a quasi-profit-making venture, there's somebody out there who'd like to sell you a Trump University diploma.
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Private industry also has a profit-making incentive, making it less interested in serving the public good than are government officials who take an oath to uphold the Constitution — and whose jobs do not depend on the bottom line of a spreadsheet.
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"The three companies, which bring their scale and complementary expertise to this long-term effort, will pursue this objective through an independent company that is free from profit-making incentives and constraints," said the press release from Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and J.P. Morgan.
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While that's a small portion of Yahoo's nearly $5 billion in global revenue, the Yahoo Japan revenue, a mix of search payments and licensing payments, is almost pure profit, making up nearly one-quarter of Yahoo's adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.
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Now, you could see the Trump administration's willingness to trust the meat industry to keep our meat safe as part of an overall attack on government regulation, a willingness to trust profit-making businesses to do the right thing and let the market rule.
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It's called litigation finance, and while Thiel confesses he was motivated in the Gawker lawsuit by revenge for the news outlet outing him as gay—and isn't asking for any money from the cases—most of those who practice it are investment firms seeking a profit-making opportunity.
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" Mr. Gorsky and Ms. Rometty also addressed their work with the Business Roundtable, a group of top executives who made waves in August by announcing that their mission had changed from focusing solely on profit-making to a broader effort to benefit "customers, employees, suppliers, communities and shareholders.
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Into this space, vacated by a dwindling left as well as a state devoted largely to protecting elites and their profit-making mechanisms (at the very moment when humanity needs to think of solidarity across hierarchies and borders, even across species) the BJP and its Hindutva allies have moved.
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In a report citing nearly 2 million tweets in multiple languages, the GEC said thousands of Russian-linked social media accounts pushed and amplified unfounded conspiracy theories of the U.S. and prominent American philanthropists manufacturing the outbreak as part of a racist and profit-making campaign against China.
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"I'll just close the border, and with a deficit like we have with Mexico and have had for many years, closing the border will be a profit-making operation," Trump said, after he announced the departure of Small Business Administrator Linda McMahon, which was the press conference's main purpose.
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A December paper on lessons from drought, jointly authored by the Community Technology Development Organisation (CTDC) and Oxfam, suggests the government has been too focused on supporting the profit-making formal seed supply system and should instead focus on helping farmers to save, exchange, multiply and sell farm-saved seed.
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This reflected the wider internal contradictions of an event that was ostensibly dedicated to issues of food scarcity and abundance (under the title "Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life"), yet, far from sustaining the planet or even its host city of Milan, appeared to be nothing more than a vast profit-making opportunity.
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While being selected for the Hong Kong edition continues to be a badge of prestige and a vital selling point for a gallery's reputation, the fair is increasingly being seen by many local galleries not as a profit-making opportunity but rather as a necessary marketing cost — and an expensive one at that.
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Each year for many decades now, major thrift stores like Goodwill Industries sell literally tons of rejected donations to major profit-making companies who in turn ship them overseas for sale to poorer nations in a process that compromises any clear definition of charity and exposes Americans to accusations of cultural colonization.
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For the national security community, this shift reflects the prevalence of private contracting companies and the subsequent demand for managerial talent with business and profit-making skills — skills not previously all that important in the IC. * * * It is difficult, if not impossible, to characterize how smart any group is, let alone a secret group.
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Not only because of our knowledge of disposal methods for cassette-tape ribbon, but because we are among the few people on earth whose personal information and image in perpetuity hasn't become the profit-making property or political weapon of large corporations, the Russian government or whatever side WikiLeaks is on at the moment.
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In his tweets on Friday, Trump said he wasn't concerned about trade being harmed, citing a protectionist claim that closing the border would return the country to the days before the North American Free Trade Agreement and bring the car industry back to the US. "I would consider closing the Southern Border a 'profit making operation,'" he wrote.
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It's often presented as a choice, but the system we have right now is not one oriented toward innovation; it's one oriented toward profit-making, with innovation being one side effect, but also a lot of waste being a side effect, and a lot of people not being able to buy drugs being a third side effect.
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Observatories have become a 20193st-century craze, inspired in part by the profit-making operation at one of the world's biggest tourist attractions: the Empire State Building, whose two observatories are a veritable cash machine, drawing more than 22019 million tourists annually and producing nearly 21 percent of the tower's total revenue in 21 and $82 million in cash after expenses.
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"American Prison" reprises that page-turning narrative, and adds not only the fascinating back story of CCA, the nation's first private prison company, but also an eye-opening examination of the history of corrections as a profit-making enterprise, of which the advent of the private prisons that now house 8 percent of American inmates is only the latest chapter.
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AND THAT'S WHAT VIACOM IS. I DON'T KNOW WHO TODAY WOULD REALLY WANT TO BE IN WHATS CALLED THE MAJOR MOVIE THEATRICAL BUSINESS CERTAINLY IN TERMS OF ACTUALLY SUSTAINED PROFIT MAKING AND STUFF ITS NOT EXACTLY SOMETHING I THINK YOU WOULD VOLUNTARILLY DIVE INTO FOR THE HELL OF IT. SO I DON'T REALLY SEE IT INDUSTRIALLY, I UNDERSTAND IT IN TERMS OF SOME SHAREHOLDERS WHO THINK ACTUALLY THE VIACOM SHAREHOLDERS WHO ARE DESPERATE FOR RESCUE, LIKE TO GO INTO A BETTER SECURITY ON THE CBS SIDE BUT I DON'T KNOW I THINK IT'S A VERY DIFFICULT PROPOSITION FOR THOSE SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
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