O'Neill got to his number using financially naïve assumptions about how high Alcoa stock was likely to go in the next 10 years.
It's a tough problem and a market that's proven hard to sustain with the kinds of local advertising and classifieds that once used to financially support city newspapers.
However, today that same provision is being used to financially exploit workers with disabilities.
"She parties with Lindsay, broke up the family, and uses Lindsay financially".
A grand jury in Boone County, Mo., handed up an indictment Friday accusing DocX of 136 counts of forgery in the preparation of documents used to evict financially strained borrowers from their homes.
"It only cost them a financial pinprick to get out of there because they listened to their architect and broker and built space that could be used by any financially oriented company," said Alexander Chudnoff, a director at Cushman & Wakefield who has represented the company.
If Netflix's support of its own technology does lead to the company having quicker speeds on top of ISP networks, it could be argued that the firm is in moral abrogation of the spirit of net neutrality — that a company cannot use a financially-based effort to improve the delivery of its own content to its customers in a way that is not freely available to its competitors.
In addition, there was an extremely unfortunate case of a child being used for a financially-motivated crime in which an underage guardian dropped a child off at the Cradle, embezzled property that the child had inherited, and was subsequently arrested [ 1, 22].
The Soviet Union was probably among the first countries to ban sexual harassment: a 1923 law introduced penalties for men who used a woman's financially or professionally dependent position to coerce her into having sexual relations.
My brothers used to help me financially, and now it's hard to make ends meet – sometimes, I don't have enough to feed my family more than once a day.
