It has achieved its objectives and Angela receives dividends.
So would Citigroup, which made $7.5bn in 2012 – a third of JP Morgan's haul – and only paid back its 2008 bailout this year; Citi is still such a work in progress that the Federal Reserve still won't allow the bank to give its investors dividends.
Renewable technology pays no dividends, has no obvious path to long-term profitability, can easily get disrupted and controls no resources.
Throwing everything at the wall to see what sticks can pay dividends.
"I think that's the kind of smart stuff that commissioners can do where investment now can pay big dividends in the future in terms of efficiency and effectiveness of the supply side".
There are bitter memories of 2006, when the paper's issue featuring the Muhammad cartoons sold 500,000 copies and the previous editorial shareholders quietly took home six-figure dividends, infuriating the rest of the staff.
"There are a lot of positive signs that with continued investment in these systems, it could really pay dividends for forest conservation," Gibbs says.
By lowering their energy use at peak times, organisations such as supermarkets, hotels, offices, campuses, hospitals and manufacturers can help the National Grid to manage peak loads, and receive dividends for doing so.
And it often paid dividends: her photograph of Churchill's funeral, a magazine front cover, was taken from above a favourite coffee bar.
Therefore there will be no dividends, we are throwing good public money after bad.
Clearly labor reforms didn't boost growth in the short run, but two to three years after the most turbulent period of the crisis, the countries that swallowed that bitter medicine are seeing growth dividends.
