"If I wanted to put on Tonya Harding boxing, it would do better than Dan Rather financially," said Leslie Moonves, the CBS Television president, referring to a Fox special last week.
"We had to make sure there would be no risk to us, financially," said Nancy Kindelan, chief financial officer for the Los Angeles Red Cross office.
"There's a huge amount of wealth creation happening, and a very narrow set of people are benefiting from it financially," said Scott Kupor, who, as a managing partner and chief operating officer at the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz — a major investor in many of the unicorns — is among that narrow set.
"No matter who ends up signing him, I think the potential is enormous financially," said Bruce Merrin, who is pushing to have his company, Celebrity Speakers and Entertainment Bureau in Las Vegas, represent Mr. Clinton.
"A lot of clubs live right on the line financially," said Russell, the Scottish TV reporter.
"[Getting promoted] makes it easier to keep Jermaine as we can now compete financially," said Grayson.
"It's the worst thing that you can do financially," said Steve Bellone, the Suffolk County executive.
"We are weakening the fossil fuel industry politically, socially and financially," said Dorsey.
"The roof is a very complex issue, both technologically and financially," said Chris Widmaier, a U.S.T.A. spokesman.
"I support him sometimes, but not always financially," said Joan Miller, 81, a retiree from Knoxville, Tenn.
"We saw the college going down the tubes financially," said Mr. Freedman.
