And she mucks about, profitably, in the attention society pays to shoplifting celebrities.
CARRIERS GET SCRUTINY For years, the Verizons, Sprints, T-Mobiles and AT&Ts of the world have quietly and profitably gone about their business, creating policies and fees that the masses accepted as Just the Way Things Are.
A family-owned business that had been operating very profitably for about 40 years, Robinson was one of Britain's leading soft drink manufacturers, supplying private label drinks for retailers.
If the two agreed to liberalise trade, connect energy pipelines and electricity grids and boost cross-border investment, the benefits to both sides would be immense.It all points to just what the prime ministers could profitably talk about in September.
And corporations can correctly — and perhaps profitably — brag about "doing well by doing good". If, as Chris Meyer and Julia Kirby argue in their recent HBR article, corporations are increasingly taking ownership of their own externalities, then society will benefit from the cleaner air, fewer child workers, and less computer start-up time produced as a result.
Books of Wonder profitably generated about $1.7 million, including $350,000 from its mail-order sales.
Consider that Microsoft has been profitably selling software for Apple Computer for about as long as the Macintosh has existed.
As the U.S. economy grew, total electricity demand dropped in five of the past eight years, because using electrons more productively costs less than providing more, but demand could very profitably keep shrinking by about 1% a year to 2050.
These days, "The Searchers" can be profitably seen as a story about men who are caught on the wrong side of a historical transition.
Thus, it can be profitably used to gain knowledge about process dynamics, and to improve the design of the equipment, as well as the performance of the control system of the process.
