Now at 27, or 15.2 times earnings, this stock may actually bring in returns like an emerging market stock rather than a quasi developed world Chilean stock.
(AP) TEXANS Bob McNair, who paid a record $700 million for the Houston Texans, said the club turned a profit in its first year and would bring in a return on investment of 8to12percententhisiseasonon.
Meyers says that establishing risk control for a hedge fund might be a hill to climb for some mutual fund managers, who are used to playing it somewhat safe to bring in stable returns.
But ultimately, that structure — which by definition would bring in less returns for Karhoo than Uber's — is based on very large economies of scale to have any kind of reasonable margin.
It will be structured to bring in a fixed return from a tangible asset or service, and without charging interest, in accordance with Islamic financial principles.
But as a genre, it can be kind of a bummer, which may explain why it doesn't bring in nearly the returns of, say, fantasy novels.
And, Zynga has since at least 2009 used Facebook ads as a main way to bring in new and returning users.
Employers in need of specialized skills from immigrants all over the world should be allowed to bring in more workers legally in return for stricter enforcement of laws and increased fines prohibiting employment of undocumented workers.
Though they deserve credit for bringing in return business, these incentives can be costly for the carrier.
A retired accountant might still do some tax returns to bring in extra money, for instance, or a retiree relying on Social Security might work at Target or Kohl's during the holiday season to earn extra cash.
