Sentence examples for fortune licensing from inspiring English sources

Sanrio made its fortune licensing the character to a slew of other businesses that produce merchandise.

Once Blass became his own master, in 1970, he followed the example set by Pierre Cardin and began to amass a fortune from licensing agreements.

In a world where scrambled eggs come in a tube to eliminate utensils, and condensed soup sales are sagging because consumers are too lazy to add water, university officials are confident the peanut butter will generate a fortune in licensing fees.

Someone is certainly making a small fortune in licensing fees from the Halo franchise.

Many dead celebrities make the bulk of their posthumous fortunes on licensing deals.

However, Apple needs to find a way to get its own 5 million miles of street view data, partner with the right folks, and spend a fortune on licensed data – which it can.

Fortune reports that licensing fees for the tune nets the company $2 million per year.

Krusty is a multimillionaire who amassed his fortune mostly by licensing his name and image to a variety of substandard products and services, from Krusty alarm clocks to Krusty crowd control barriers.

Monty Widenius Widenius has quite a bit of experience with licenses and, to a large degree, he made his fortune because of the licensing choice he made for MySQL.

So is the fortune now spent on licensing and buying others' intellectual property.

Under Pyne's leadership, NASCAR experienced prolific growth in attendance, television viewership, investments made by Fortune 500 companies and licensing and consumer products.