Sentence examples for most profitable enterprises from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gaon (pronounced gah-OWN) restructured and privatized its businesses and pulled it out of debt, transforming it into one of the country's most profitable enterprises.

The sugar plantations were among the contemporary world's largest and most profitable enterprises, paying about 10 percent on invested capital and on some occasions, such as in Barbados in the 1650s, as much as 40 to 50 percent.

There was little in the early years of Computer Associates to suggest it would grow into one of the biggest and, for a while, one of the most profitable enterprises in the United States.

The shipbuilder, generally one of Korea's most profitable enterprises, reported an unconsolidated loss of $63 billion in the first quarter of this year, largely as a result of losses suffered by Hyundai Petrochemical, of which it is the major shareholder.

The Russian authorities brought tax evasion charges against top executives at the country's biggest carmaker today as part of President Vladimir V. Putin's efforts to loosen the grip of Russia's richest men on the country's most profitable enterprises.

A12 Russia Car Executives Charged The Russian authorities brought tax evasion charges against top executives at the country's biggest carmaker as part of President Vladimir V. Putin's efforts to loosen the grip of Russia's richest men on the country's most profitable enterprises.

In fact, F.B.I. officials say they believe that the cramming scheme, which the indictment says generated $50,000 to $600,000 a day from 1997 to 2001 with $100 million in profit, is currently the crime family's most profitable enterprise, one senior investigator said.

It is the most profitable enterprise that humans have every engaged in.

For the Iowa Democratic Party, the annual Jefferson Jackson Dinner is the biggest and most profitable enterprise of the cycle.

For the people of this desolate area, who can no longer rely on the uranium-rich lands that supported them during the atomic age, the next most profitable enterprise is history: selling stories told about the West since the 19th century.

Consolidated Products Inc., the owner of Steak n Shake restaurants plans to close or sell its 11 non-Steak n Shake restaurants in Indiana and Illinois and change its name to the Steak n Shake Company to focus its business on its most profitable enterprise.