We must control and protect them for their profit as well as work them for our mutual profit".
He spoke of "undifferentiated love and mutual profit" in one breath, and he was convinced that this principle was both the way of man and the way of heaven (tian).
"We are finally working in the principle of mutual profit," Sergei G. Novikov, a spokesman for the Russian state nuclear energy company, Rosatom, said in an interview about the expected first contract signing.
In a book called "The Diversity Bargain," another scholar, Natasha K. Warikoo, concludes that students at Harvard have fully internalized the logic of diversity as an engine of mutual profit.
In a sense, the Achaemenian Persians passed on a concept of empire that, much modified by others, has remained something of a model of how it is possible for diverse peoples with variant customs, languages, religions, laws, and economic systems to flourish with mutual profit under a central government.
When the retailer and the DSO coordinate, they share information on the demand forecast and jointly decide the stocking, markdown sales, and return policies to maximize mutual profit.
The long history of co-existence and mutual profit from pluralism, from Albania to Macedonia to Serbia was evidence cited by others including then-US Ambassador Madeleine Albright, (who was born into a Czechoslovakia swallowed by Hitler and then spent early years in Belgrade), as well as myself, a child of Sarajevo.
A mutual, sharing profits with its employees; expect jubilation on partners' bonus day.
Q My grandmother is in a nursing home and a few years ago, acting with power of attorney, my sister and I took out a Scottish Mutual with profits bond (£100,000) amongst other products, as an investment vehicle to give her a monthly income for meeting the costs of her nursing care.
3. Fees eat up investors' mutual fund profits.
