Jack Welch, the former chief executive of General Electric, said Tuesday that he would no longer write for Fortune magazine, after Fortune produced coverage that was critical of his comments last Friday about the Department of Labor's monthly jobs report.
Although the most memorable literary achievement of the Harlem Renaissance was in narrative prose and poetry, the movement also inspired dramatists such as Willis Richardson, whose The Chip Woman's Fortune (produced 1923) was the first nonmusical play by an African American to be produced on Broadway.
When movie people speak of piracy nowadays, they mean video pirates making a fortune producing bootleg cassettes and DVDs.
Analysts speculated that Mr. Saban, who made a fortune producing children's cartoons like "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers," had found it difficult to line up partners and financing for the acquisition, estimated to be valued at 2 billion euros, or about $2.3 billion.
Omar, the young laundrette entrepreneur from "My Beautiful Laundrette," makes an appearance; he's made a fortune producing television "for, by and about minorities" and has been made a peer, Lord Ali of Lewisham — under Blair, of course.
Davies, who made his fortune producing kettle filaments, is so keen to see a deal done that he has agreed to write off the £185m the club owes him in unpaid loans should a buyer be found.
"If you want to make a fortune, produce a thing like the iPad, make it very light, and preload it with stuff that people over 65 and 70 years old want to see: web addresses, apps, anything you want," he says.
Italo Zingarelli made a fortune producing spaghetti westerns in the 1960s who knew?–but when he decided to become a winemaker, his friends laughed and his financial advisers were appalled.
An interior renovation, made possible by Koch's oil-and-gas fortune, has produced a brighter acoustic, although the sound still lacks warmth.
This swing in fortune has produced some bizarre scenes, such a US president telling Wall Street to be worried, or the chief lobbyist for Republican donors Charles and David Koch denying they had ever supported the defund strategy.
Until recently he divided his time between there and Saudi Arabia, where he made his fortune by producing an extended tribute in oils to several generations of the Saudi royal family.
