Sentence examples for business payout from inspiring English sources

Australia's Fairfax Media this week revealed the business payout to Leung by an Australian engineering company.

Earlier this week, some lawmakers demanded that anti-graft officers investigate a $6.4 million business payout to Leung.

The government's decision on Thursday to call off the talks with students came as democratic lawmakers demanded anti-graft officers investigate a $6.4 million business payout to the city's pro-Beijing leader, Leung Chun-ying, while in office.

In the index insurance business, payouts can only be provided in the years that are among the most extreme for rainfall (i.e. anomalously wet or dry).

"To keep the founder on board, there is usually some type of business performance payout," said Jeff Sloan, the co-author of StartupNation.

Charles Schwab, a distant second to Vanguard in the managed-payout business, has three such funds — Monthly Income Fund/Enhanced Payout, Monthly Income Fund/Maximum Payout and Monthly Income Fund/Moderate Payout.

Overall, Henchmen and Luther describe tremendously successful rent seeking at the state level, capitalizing on the competition between states to lure and retain businesses through payouts of public money.

For an oil or gas pipeline with a stable business, a common payout is 6%—extraordinarily high in the current environment when the average yield is 2%.

If the founders did one angel round and still own 80% of the business, the net payout would be $8 million to be split evenly between 2-3 founders.

Under the plan, which includes the sale of its consumer businesses and the payout to investors of a substantial portion of the proceeds, Carbide would be transformed into a smaller, debt-laden operation without benefit of the consumer businesses, around which it had built its growth strategy.

PAGE A21 BUSINESS Awaiting a Greek Payout And Hoping for Profit A growing number of investors are loading up on Greek government securities that mature in March, which is when Athens hopes to receive a potentially make-or-break bailout payment from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund.