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...personal profits, per hour, are not very high,” said Andrew M. Mugica ’06, Redline’s Advertising Manager. “We don’t really do it for profit, we do it for experience...
According to executives at Redline—which was founded last fall by eight Currier house juniors—the company sold hundreds of books during the fall semester for a profit of approximately...
...Rapper’s Delight” in 1979, hip-hop was music by ghetto people for ghetto people, and was about sustaining life, not replicating the misery of poverty.Like all oppositional subcultures, however, hip-hop was eventually faced with incorporation by the mainstream. Recognizing the potential profit, corporate America and hip-hop performers formed a relationship that would result in the near-total commodification of hip-hop. Some performers, like the Fresh Prince and DJ Jazzy Jeff, accepted this incorporation outright; others, like Public Enemy and the gangsta rap collective NWA (or Niggaz Wit Attitude), saw hip-hop?...
...Beijing-based computer maker Lenovo's purchase of IBM's PC business) in some cases may owe as much to government diktat as it does to sound business strategy. Managers of state-owned enterprises, in particular, answer first to Beijing for reasons that may have little to do with profit and loss. During the first 11 months of 2004, Chinese companies invested $1.8 billion abroad; 90% was by state firms...
...write-off. You also wrote that Bertelsmann owner Reinhard Mohn "was so upset by Middelhoff's tenure." Our disagreement was primarily over my desire to make Bertelsmann a publicly held company, not about Bertelsmann's financial performance. Under my leadership, the company's revenue nearly doubled, the operating profit (EBITDA) more than tripled, and the equity quintupled. Today, the companies acquired during my tenure deliver more than 60% of Bertelsmann's free cash flow. Thomas Middelhoff CEO, Bertelsmann, 1998-2002 London...