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At Solus he built up a fund of £47m, producing a return of 231percentnt over three years.

Leo White pointed to the 109 goals scored in Oceania Group One qualifying for the 2002 World Cup, producing a return of 10.9 goals per match.

Unlike other public sector companies in Greece, the power corporation is profitable, producing a return of $790 million in 2010 from $8.2 billion in sales.

Hence, if the first 10 tosses produce only 3 heads, it seems that some mystical force must somehow increase the probability of a head, producing a return of the fraction of heads to its ultimate limit of 1/2.

The history is spectacular: The company grew for the last 10 years at 12.7% a year and produced a return on equity of 27.9% a year.

And so far, his strategy has paid off: Providence Equity says it has produced a return of about 70percentt a year, on average, since it was founded in 1991, appearing to outperform its better-known coterie of rivals including Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, the Blackstone Group and the Carlyle Group.

We're expecting XL to actually produce a return on equity of over 10% over the next two years.

Each dollar of funding that went into a start-up with female leadership produced a return on investment of 78 cents.

Columbia University produced a return of -0.9 percent on its endowment portfolio for the fiscal year ending June 30 , 2016

Could this year's conventions produce a return of real debate and conflict?

Its latest Equity-Gilt Study, which analyses investment returns over more than a century, shows that shares produced a return of just 1.05% between 1998 and 2008.