I've written and spoken extensively on what a boon our flexible working arrangements have been to employee morale, job satisfaction and productivity, and technologies such as telepresence robots are helping make this possible.
On the other hand, a $15,000 investment to set up a presence on Yahoo was a boon, bringing in 600 orders on its best days.
But the Giuliani administration contends that a Coney Island stadium, like the one on Staten Island, could be a boon to the community, both as a magnet for new visitors and projects and as a resource for high school and college baseball teams, concerts and fairs.
In this way, "Does Someone Have to Go?" which has its premiere Thursday on Fox, is a boon.
Café Barcel is open on Monday nights — a boon to diners who are traditionally orphaned at the start of the week.
Early on, he was a boon to ticket sales (home and away), to sponsorship and to building the Galaxy brand in Asia and Europe.
I dutifully produced tuna noodle casserole, three bean salad and other dishes that relied heavily on canned ingredients — a boon for the beginning cook.
Historians have long known that Venice rose to power in the ninth century, its swampy isolation a bulwark against invaders, its location on the Adriatic a boon for trade.
