Roundabout Theater Company, the biggest not-for-profit player on Broadway, began the fall with high aspirations, hoping that its revival of the musical "Bye Bye Birdie" would be a hit running well into 2010 at its newest Broadway house.
Issues of conflict of interest, of appropriate expectations regarding the obligations of researchers and those of a for-profit player (to each other, to the participants and to the wider society) abound.
As Randy Mastro sees it, the wealthy, for-profit players who are bankrolling Donziger's efforts betray an underlying cynicism behind the plaintiffs' case.
Large for-profit players, especially insurance companies like MetLife and the ARAG Insurance Company, have been expanding into the prepaid market in recent years.
The government invited new players, particularly the private for-profit players to enter the childcare sector and encouraged existing ones to play an even more significant role.
When it comes to online genealogy, the two major for-profit players are Ancestry.com and MyHeritage.
An Obama mandate for these institutions to monitor their students' employment-to-student debt ratios has led some of the biggest for-profit players to file for bankruptcy and close down campuses.
"This revolving door only keeps the gravy train of taxpayer dollars flowing to these for-profit players -- even if it is not in the interests of our national defense and economy".
Two for-profit players said unprompted that the relationship with the IDA had shaped their mission and strategy.
This is all the more true of rare cancers, where the expertise is less accessible and the driving force of the market is lower to attract for-profit players.
In crisis before Rybolovlev arrived, Monaco made a £2.6m profit on player trading in 2011-12, as good players left after relegation, including Park Chu-young, whom Arsenal bought for £5.7m.
