Another is resistance to laying off workers to reap the rewards of improved efficiency.Meanwhile, from Japan to Malaysia, governments are urging banks to merge not because that would make them better, safer and more profitable, but because it would allow them to "compete internationally" with the behemoths of American and European finance.
Also, stores that sell online and off will begin to reap the benefits of integrated marketing data, luring more shoppers.
The producers' business strategy — to reap profits off of a well-known brand in a less-costly market, like television reruns in syndication — is perhaps most evident in the advertising budget for the new "Rent".
The funds will have to be put to some philanthropic use in the long run, but Madoff and others argue that it's unfair, and counter to the goal of letting people write off charitable contributions, for people to reap the tax benefits without offering any immediate benefit to the public.
As it happens, Trump's lawyer's only assurance in this regard was that his "company would make no new foreign deals," which leaves the door open for Trump to reap riches off any foreign deals set up in the past.
"It only makes sense that telecom carriers will want to reap more revenue off their lines, and one way is to take a bigger chunk off the content that's flowing over the wires".
Citing Mr. Soros's statements about the decline of the dollar, Mr. Beck said, "Not only does he want to bring America to her knees, financially, he wants to reap obscene profits off us as well".
"No one should be using these programs to reap obscene profits off of the backs of mothers and young children," said the Rev. Douglas Greenaway, president and chief executive of the National WIC Association, a nonprofit group.
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Unless he since sold off the stake, Mr. Kerry is likely to reap hundreds of thousands of dollars.
