One of the most consistently profitable groups of the last decade, the band has never had a hit single, or even, with one exception, a platinum-selling album.
As big corporate law firms have become increasingly focused on profit, they have built up lucrative areas like commercial litigation and mergers and acquisitions, and jettisoned less profitable groups.
For this small, but profitable group, Unilever created DoveSpa.com, mixing skin care tips and information on new Dove products.
The most profitable group of wireless customers are those that pay bills every month directly to Verizon.
The aestheticized nostalgia that inflates meaning into young Coachella-goers' festival experiences, that longing for the sense of a cultural moment that rock festivals gave people like their parents, gets all lassoed up into a very profitable group hug as Desert Trip now reinvents the format.
In Uganda GTV claims that it has already grown bigger than its South African rival.Unlike its competitors, which until recently were happy to focus on the small but profitable group of affluent Africans and expatriates, GTV is betting on scale from the start, striving to make pay TV more affordable and accessible.
Bob Muglia – owns Servers and Tools, highly profitable group including Windows Server, SQL Server, Visual Studio, Virtualization, System management, and security products.
Chiropractors, optometrists, podiatrists, and physical, speech and mental health therapists the fifth most profitable group as a whole, with a 17.5% margin often have more pricing power (and require less expensive training) than general physicians.
We are that close to learning what PalTalk is…." PalTalk, a profitable group video chat site that's been around for more than a decade and has about 5.5 million monthly uniques, officially says it had no idea what PRISM was until the slidedeck was published — just like every other tech company.
In the early days of mass-market global pop, it was relatively easy to manufacture a profitable group: You just hired some songwriters, amplified and distorted the members' backstories, gave them suitable haircuts, and made sure they could dance.
In the early days of mass-market global pop, it was relatively easy to manufacture a profitable group: You just hired some songwriters, amplified and distorted the members' backstories, gave them suitable haircuts to identify this one as the bad boy or that one as the heartbreaker, and made sure they can dance.
