Word: profitable
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Production of the first glossy issue will costapproximately $2,000--money which the founders saywill be covered by advertising revenues. Thecomputer society will produce three issues a year,and initially the venture will be not-for-profit,according...
These, as well as other investments, haveenabled Lennar to profit while other firms havesuffered, and have earned Miller admiration fromindustry onlookers...
...brief speculation with cattle futures in 1978-80. Blair, she explained, came to her with what she said was "a great opportunity to make money." Mrs. Clinton admitted that she relied heavily on Blair, an active commodities trader, when she turned a $1,000 investment into a $105,000 profit. "I relied primarily on his advice," she said, "because he really spent an enormous time studying the market." If Mrs. Clinton was worried about the perception of a sweetheart deal between herself and someone who represented the largest agribusiness in Arkansas while her husband was Governor, it didn't show...
...other subjects, she gave no ground. When she was asked about the mysterious first day of cattle-futures trading, when she turned a $1,000 investment into a still unexplained $5,300 profit, she said, "I do not remember any of those details." And she twice professed ignorance about the generous way Whitewater partner Jim McDougal absorbed most of the losses from the land deal despite an agreement to split profits and losses on a fifty- fifty basis with the Clintons. "We did whatever he asked us," she said...
Molnar, a management consultant for a non-profit organization, said yesterday that she is enjoying her work as one of the city's four commissioners...