"I am sure that some good spin-offs will come from it," he told the BBC.
If you think you've seen all the good spin-offs of Daft Punk's new hit single "Get Lucky," you haven't.
DELiA*s, which sells apparel and other goods, spun off ITurf in April 1999.
Procter & Gamble, the largest maker of household goods, will spin off the businesses to shareholders, who will then be paid with Smucker shares.
All of which looks like fun – he took his 1975 Corvette for a drive on the track in Watkins Glen -- but is also meant to boost tourism-friendly businesses in upstate areas and the good times that spin off from them.
So we get people coming in to see what we can offer, so there's a good positive spin-off for new membership opportunities".
The Sara Lee Corporation, the largest United States maker of frozen baked goods, filed to spin off the leather manufacturer Coach Inc. in a stock sale worth $140 million.
Good spin, but just that.
Besides fuel, Urenco's centrifuges spin off fairly good money: revenue of 1.6 billion euros, or $2.1 billion last year, yielding earnings of 402 million euros, for a profit margin of 25 percent.
No series since Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead has left me so satisfied but also desperately craving for more, so its kinda good Leigh is writing a spin off series still set in the Ravkan world huh?
Conventional wisdom has it that if you spin off the good bit of the group, nobody would want the bad bit and that shareholders would be no better off if the high street [division] was de-rated, undermining the re-rating from travel.
