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A spokesman for the club disputed Sport+Markt's findings, saying royalties from the profit-share arrangement with Nike had risen in each of the past four years.
Anti-Glazer protest leads to slump in Manchester United shirt sales 2011
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There is a profit-share system, and the salaries of the directors cannot rise above a certain proportion of the lowest paid in the firm.
Interview: architects Richard Rogers, Graham Stirk and Ivan Harbour 2012
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Rogers starts waxing lyrical about the profit-share scheme in answer to a question I put to Harbour about why he has never left the practice, which he joined as an architecture graduate in 1985 "to help out on the Lloyd's building for a couple of months".
Interview: architects Richard Rogers, Graham Stirk and Ivan Harbour 2012
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Clarkson, though, has never left, aware that he would struggle at Sky to match the ratings and generous marketing profit-share deals he has at the BBC, and perhaps also wary of putting all his irons in the Chipping Norton fire.
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The executive committee set the size of the annual contribution, and especially during our most lucrative years I found myself in an uphill battle with other members when I pushed to increase the profit-share contribution to our colleagues.
The Rise and Fall of Bear Stearns Alan C. Greenberg 2010
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The executive committee set the size of the annual contribution, and especially during our most lucrative years I found myself in an uphill battle with other members when I pushed to increase the profit-share contribution to our colleagues.
The Rise and Fall of Bear Stearns Alan C. Greenberg 2010
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For RBS employees, of course, this provided opportunity: many invested much of their annual profit-share bonus in RBS stock.
John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting... 2009
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NYT editorial on Matt and Trey's groundbreaking South Park profit-share deal with Viacom: Link.
Boing Boing 2007
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Such proxy-type pay cuts — that is, payments foregone — were widespread given the rapid growth of bonus, profit-share, and stock ownership plans for both management and non-management employees that occurred after 1975, especially during the tech-boom 1990s.
Cut Pay, Not People David Lewin 2009
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For RBS employees, of course, this provided opportunity: many invested much of their annual profit-share bonus in RBS stock.
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