Sentences with phrase «wealthy shareholders of»

After all, the tourism industry is often portrayed as one that helps mostly - white Northerners visit places where they pay mostly - brown inhabitants of southern climes to call them «sir» or «ma'am» — with the profits going largely to the mostly - wealthy shareholders of the cruise - line or resort chain.

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Wealthy shareholder Gordon Gekko (played by Michael Douglas) addresses other stockholders at a shareholder meeting of the fictional firm Teldar Paper:

United for a Fair Economy conducts the Responsible Wealth Project, a network of over 750 business leaders, investors, and other wealthy individuals who work to build a fairer economy through shareholder activism, support for the living wage, and fair taxation work.

It just means that any surpluses, rather than being paid out to a few external wealthy shareholders in the form of dividends, are instead invested back into the club to help achieve the club's goal of winning trophies.

Over the course of her public life, Clinton has received backing from wealthy supporters of charter schools, including Eli Broad, the Los Angeles billionaire; and Alice Walton, a primary shareholder Wal - Mart.

It's history as an example of the toxic relationship between wealthy publisher and wealthy shareholders to the detriment of the customer has already colored it as an experience to be avoided at all cost, undeserving of a fair shake on its own merrits, since the only thing these dick heads understand is a dip in sales on the graphs they present at investor's calls.

You might remember Russian oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who was president and controlling shareholder of oil company Yukos and the wealthiest man in Russia until his arrest in 2003 and subsequent conviction and imprisonment for fraud and tax evasion.