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He called it a "grossly over-the-top, bloated money-spinner that's almost entirely bereft of style."— HotelChatter -
Jan 06, 2009 (LBO) - A private container terminal in Colombo port which is the main money-spinner for Sri Lanka's John Keells Holdings group, may be nearing its full capacity, analysts and port officials said.— LBO-Lanka Business Online
If initial public reaction is anything to go by, the film could emerge as a big money-spinner.— Daily News & Analysis
What was once a real money-spinner that brought people into independent record stores three times a year became a source of embarrassment.— The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed
It's not the big deal high-margin money-spinner they bet it would be and now they are watching prices slashed to close to— AfterDawn.com
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