His salary soared and he was much in demand, but after "Zorba" he never found another role as powerful.
That was before the average N.F.L. salary soared to more than $2 million, forcing coaches and owners to weigh the risk and cost of preseason injuries.
Her necklines were debated on the floor of the House of Representatives, and when her salary soared from $75 a week to $3,000, the government's Wage Stabilization Board took public notice.
His annual compensation, including special payments, bonuses and base salary, soared from $3 million in 1996 to more than $30 million in 2001, when he was awarded a hefty bonus for his stewardship of the exchange through Sept. 11, according to an internal report conducted by the exchange's lawyers and Winston & Strawn.
2014 Headteacher salaries soar.
University heads have seen their salaries soar during recent years to an average of £260,000, with some receiving packages worth more than £400,000 a year.
Some animators, who had been making about $70,000 five years ago, saw their salaries soar to as much as $300,000 during the competitive years, but are now being asked to take a 35 to 50percentt pay cut, or leave.
Todd added, "What would universities be if you didn't have some of those athletic opportunities?" If the economy continues a downward spiral and athletic salaries soar, we may soon see.
With player salaries soaring, arena revenues are crucial to a team's financial survival.
The authors offer several reasons why financial salaries soared in the 1920s and again since 1980.
