Sentence examples for massive dividends from inspiring English sources
The company then became TNK-BP, a lucrative joint venture that threw off massive dividends.
And as long as easyJet continues to deliver massive dividends, Haji-Ioannou will always have the money to spend on trying his hand at new business ventures.
"Macquarie has poor form already – in building up huge company debt, repatriating massive dividends to the southern hemisphere and charging customers more for a much poorer service".
Atlanta's faith in its core has paid massive dividends: Four starters were selected to the All-Star team and the fifth, DeMarre Carroll has been a breakout performer in the playoffs after the best regular season of his career.
This necessitates a lengthening of the working day to around eight full hours − but it pays massive dividends: it's far easier to make a novel "cohere" overall if you're working on different parts of it simultaneously.
"So if you're a boss who earns a fortune but doesn't look after your staff, an international company that treats tax laws as an optional extra, a household name that refuses to work with the authorities even to fight terrorism, a director who takes out massive dividends while knowing that the company pension is about to go bust: I'm putting you on warning.
An Irish company linked to China's national development bank paid out a massive dividend in its most recent financial year.
Ronnie Chopra, head of strategy at Tradenext, said: The massive dividend for shareholders of Vodafone seemed to be ignored by the market which seems rather surprising...the possible predators stalking telecom companies should make the UK telco giant on the radar of many.
Not surprisingly, Uniti management buried its massive dividend cut deeply into its fourth quarter earnings call comments.
Investors be warned: these new elective dividends are in effect massive dividend reductions, no matter how the press releases might spin them.
The Phoenix, Ariz.-based company said its board approved a massive dividend increase that will boost its quarterly payout from 3 cents to 10 cents per share.
