Formula One raced back onto the screens of ESPN yesterday after a 20-year absence, and although the series trails in popularity behind homegrown competition in the United States, the contract is on track to drive a turbocharged return for the sports broadcaster.
The trader, Andrew J. Hall, the head of Citigroup's highly profitable Phibro commodity trading unit, was paid $100 million last year and under a contract signed in October is on track to receive a similar amount this year, executives with knowledge of the contract said Wednesday.
Last season, he was No. 2 behind Goff, a role he is on track to reprise in the final year of his contract.
After re-upping Marbut's contract at the beginning of January, Daytona Beach is on track to start building its own Safe Harbor-like facility in March 2016, so long as Volusia County agrees to the plan.
Transport Scotland says plans to reopen a rail link between the Borders and Edinburgh are "on track" despite the withdrawal of a member of one of the groups bidding for the contract.
If data supports that a pitcher is on-track for a major elbow surgery, how does that affect contract talks?
United Airlines said on Wednesday that it was on track to lose $544 million on contracts in the futures market it used to hedge against rising fuel prices this quarter.
Burnham says he's on track to meet his aim to cut costs by $2.3 billion, but acknowledges wryly that the government gets to keep three-quarters of any cost-cutting on defense contracts.
By 2006, the company was doing $60 million a year, and by 2008, when it beat out 26 competitors to secure a major manufacturing contract, it was on track to top $100 million.
If the Cavs re-sign James to a maximum contract, they'll be on track to spend roughly $110 million on payroll next season –– not counting luxury tax payments.
Bloomberg reports that "Five U.S. commercial banks, including JPMorgan Chase & Co., Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Bank of America Corp., are on track to earn more than $35 billion this year trading unregulated derivatives contracts".
