It is not clear whether the AT&T Business operation will pay dividends.
"I'm confident the operation will pay for itself many times over," she said, her long pink-painted nails clicking on the pale-blue metal frame of her hospital bed.
For a laparoscopic cholecystectomy — removal of the gallbladder, one of the most common operations in general surgery — insurers will pay surgeons about seven hundred dollars.
In his fifth year of operation, Mr. Trump will pay either 7 percent of annual gross revenue or $300,000, whichever is greater.
During its first year of operation the hotel will pay the same amount it pays on the land during construction, between $15,000 and $20,000.
Despite the angry resignation of its leader in Scotland, Labour in London still takes a proprietorial view of its operations in Scotland, and will pay dearly at the polls for that condescension.
Pakistanis have spent days in prayer for her life as she lay comatose in an army hospital in Rawalpindi and, Monday, was put on a plane to London, under tight security, for a brain operation (the Pakistani government will pay her expenses), and have held vigils and marches in support of her vision of education for all girls.
A campaign aide said the campaign was investing heavily on staff to build a data and digital operation that it believes will pay off in targeting voters in the early primary states.
In Michigan, as well as in other large industrial states that Mr. Bush lost, the Republican Party, nationally and at the state level, is making big investments in building new grass roots operations that its leaders contend will pay huge dividends in the next election -- and put the party in an even more commanding position.
Bovis's $5 million payment will be deposited in the city's general fund; it will pay for municipal operations.
