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...hold more than $315 billion in U.S. Treasuries, or more than 9% of the total, but the notes give Tokyo some of the highest returns in its otherwise sagging portfolio. The roughly 5.64% yield on a 10-year Treasury bond is more than 3 percentage points higher than the payout on equivalent Japanese securities. Besides, any move out of U.S. bonds would drive down the value of U.S. currency, pushing up the yen. And a strong yen would make exports from Japan more expensive at a time when it must sell goods abroad to stay afloat. "Some people just refuse...
...denies this, and a loss will be costly for the studio. Early estimates from the plaintiff's camp put that amount around $250 million. Now, following court-ordered discovery detailing Disney's finances and profits, projections run between $300 million and $500 million--much more than the $125 million payout to ousted executive Mike Ovitz...
...other major reason Harvard's faculty and students won't immediately feel the impact of the 25.8 percent return the University earned on the endowment this year is that the payout formula is designed that...
Harvard uses two principles to determine each year's payout. It aims to keep inflation from eroding the endowment while providing a reliable and, more importantly, steady stream of income for operations...
...fiscal year'96 these principles translated into a 3.65 percent payout, one of the lowest during the past 25 years, although Harvard earned a 26 percent return, its best performance since...