Should we try to adjudicate the financial value of the student's product against the financial value of the opportunity?
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Many deals are preliminary agreements with no published financial value.
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Of course, these products and amenities do have considerable financial value.
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And now investors ask: what is the financial value of that influence?
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I don't think it's easy to put a financial value to it.
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The deal would add financial value for Walgreens over time, analysts said.
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I don't mean financial value to speculators; I mean utility value to users.
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Contrary to the public perception, social businesses are "obsessed with maximizing financial value".
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The Observer was a purchase with low financial value but reasonably high cultural cachet.
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As their custodians become aware of their financial value, the temptation to profit grows.
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This, as much as overcautious investing, is responsible for the prizes' diminished financial value.
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That makes him an important arbiter in the debate about pianos' attributes and financial value.
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Secretary Work also noted the financial value of adding Sea Hunter to the Navy's fleet.
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Avenatti threatened to make the allegations public, hurting Nike's financial value and reputation, prosecutors claim.
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He figures you wouldn't have given away the book had you realized its financial value.
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Everyone who looks at his paintings instantly recognizes their artistic worth before pivoting into their financial value.
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It was hard to get people in my environment to understand there's a financial value to art.
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As those numbers rose, so too did their financial value to the players who piled them up.
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What is noticeably missing, however, are concrete offers of tangible financial value to its overall customer base.
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Under the bill, "commercial data operators" with more than 100 million monthly users must give public updates as to the total financial value of that user data, as well as the financial value of any third-party contracts the companies have signed that depends on that personal information.
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Even if Mr. Hope's lunar land certificates have no financial value, they do seem to provide another benefit.
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The company also announced a new strategic and financial value creation plan as it faces off against Xerox.
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Tax experts also say it could also prove difficult to appraise a financial value onto what a person owns.
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The new strategic and financial value creation plan comes as HP faces Xerox's repeated efforts to buy the company.
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You were the person that found the financial value of undervalued players it is considered one of your great skills.
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Therefore, the general opinion is that files and sensitive data have financial value, and where they go, ransomware will follow.
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That said, it's definitely possible to get financial value, especially if you were planning to book a luxury hotel anyway.
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The vaquita has no financial value to the poachers, but as by-catch, it is now on the verge of extinction.
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In Indonesia, investors expect contracts that support operating performance, competitive financial value and revenue, Chevron said in a statement on Wednesday.
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"Many species are at risk of local extinction because they have no independent means to change their financial value," Ledgard explained.
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This reputation has been translated into formidable financial value for the few of his works that have come up for sale.
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Kaur wants to make coaches an indispensable part of the health care system by professionalizing their role and proving their financial value.
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He added that if the sculpture is of a much later date, it could have a financial value of less than $5,000.
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For the time being, malicious actors are still weighing and exploring the possibilities and financial value that this hot new phenomenon might offer.
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They could set and publish clear and rational prices, openly and proactively discuss costs with patients, provide alternatives, and deliver real financial value.
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The financial value of SIBs includes preventive costs made possible through favorable outcomes such as reduced levels of incarceration or improved public health.
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The Telegraph's hidden-camera recordings show a murky world of agents and managers fighting for a piece of the financial value generated by players.
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None of the items were actually sold, but each had a different kind of financial value of another kind: making these brands seem fun.
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Most governance arrangements have grappled with creating incentives for managers to act in furtherance of investors' goals, which is often about maximizing financial value.
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Often, financial value accrues along with the sentimental, making it difficult, if not impossible, for any one family member to buy the others out.
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From my perspective as an advisor, I believe the retirement-age question should come before the questions about the financial value of investment accounts.
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Kross and other stars have banded together on a campaign called #PayForYourPorn, urging consumers to recognize the financial value of all those Internet-assisted orgasms.
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Aviation industry consultant Robert Mann said the slots no longer had the financial value the airlines assigned them now that slot controls would be lifted.
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The DuPont spokesperson declined to specify the total financial value of their donations, but noted DuPont sponsorship of the rotating exhibits would expire in two years.
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Two years after her death in 1906, he sold, rather than gifted, the entire trove to the local museum, evidently seeing in it pure financial value.
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Bradley Malin, director, Health Data Science Center, Vanderbilt University When you start attaching financial value to that information, people could potentially try to game the system.
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Here however, the mindset is not explicitly feminist and the artists not amateurs; likewise the spotlight is greater and the works of a mightier financial value.
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You don't expect an indulgence — like buying your favorite gourmet coffee, driving a sporty car, or purchasing the latest trendy clothes — to appreciate in financial value.
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You're not adding value to an oyster by dressing it with diced green apple and raspberry foam; you're actually removing not just financial value, but metaphysical value.
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Over that time, we've proven that you can generate growth and financial value while creating well-paying jobs and supporting sustainable business — something close to our hearts.
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Their different values — personal expressive value, shared cultural value and immediate financial value — jostle against one another, and each performs a balancing act between secrecy and disclosure.
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"Essentially, what you want is for these communities to start realizing that they have significant, positive financial value from living next to a biodiverse area," Ledgard replied.
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It also reduces road congestion and provides financial value by increasing productivity, creating new business opportunities and the boosting our ability to compete in the global economy.
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And it's those intersectional identities — whether it's being a black woman, a trans man and so forth — that bring both intellectual and financial value to the table.
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For Vergne, spending money comes down to long-term value, and he knows that most cars immediately start to lose financial value soon after they are purchased.
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So a firm's share price should in principle decline as it takes on more debt, leaving its overall financial value (the sum of its debt and equity) unchanged.
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Theoretically, Gifford muses, you could attempt to recoup the financial value of your drugs by suing the thief in civil court, but your chances of victory are infinitesimal.
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The trove, he said, was the stuff of deep meaning but little financial value: some old watches and neckties, his children's baby teeth, his brother's military burial flag.
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And painting, like every artistic medium, acquires meaning, importance, and indeed financial value through a complex net of perceptions that stretches well past the surface of the canvas.
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Willis Towers Watson's Investment business is focused on creating financial value for institutional investors through its expertise in risk assessment, strategic asset allocation, fiduciary management and investment manager selection.
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"The entities targeted by this group include Middle Eastern governments whose confidential information would be of interest to the Iranian government and have relatively little financial value," it said.
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The making of the master artist is very much the function of an economy that demands a very high level of financial value, whether or not the work is masterful.
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The auction has stirred vociferous debate at Howard, a historically black university, as students, faculty and alumni have called on trustees to weigh the station's symbolic, educational and financial value.
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A golf course in Scotland, an office building in midtown Manhattan, and the right to license the Trump name brand are all examples of things that unquestionably have financial value.
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Indeed, if that wasn't the case, researchers looking for a payday may instead just inform Apple, which would then patch the vulnerability for everyone, making the attack lose its financial value.
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Most analysts say Akzo's independence plan cannot match a PPG takeover in terms of financial value but Buechner and Burgmans have said it is difficult to objectively measure other stakeholder interests.
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Women pushing for charitable impact Women were more likely than men to say they donate because it is a personal financial value, a moral obligation and because they enjoy helping others.
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It makes no sense that the information is used as the raw material to produce billions of dollars of income for massive "data monarchs" yet is of no financial value to me.
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"One of the attributes of human beings is they gather detritus that means something to them, and they assume at some point it will have some cultural or financial value," he said.
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But for those more interested in the financial value of the biome, clear-cutting this magnificent ecosystem for farming, mining, and building infrastructure may seem like a more profitable endeavor than preservation.
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Companies have been using a secret scoring system to determine what kind of benefits and treatment a customer receives, based on the potential financial value of that customer, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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"The Dee Valley Board considers that the revised acquisition represents a superior offer in terms of financial value (...) as compared with the revised Ancala proposal," the company said in a statement on Thursday.
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"Plaintiff owns extremely valuable goodwill in its Menage a Trois mark and the mark has extraordinary financial value," and Shmaltz should not "unjustly benefit from such association," Sutter Home said in its complaint.
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There are more than 400 REDD+ projects worldwide, which aim to create a financial value for the carbon stored in forests, thus offering incentives for developing countries to maintain forests and grow more.
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To pay people for data, we still must develop new accounting methods and technologies to determine its financial value, track its provenance, and pay users when their information leads to someone making money.
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Upper-income individuals in the study who had parents that were active volunteers were more likely than those whose parents were not active to rate donating to charity as an extremely important financial value.
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Financial documents released by Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen during his testimony before the House Committee on Oversight and Reform Wednesday show Trump, in 2013, put a financial value on the brand: $4 billion.
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In that annual address, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink set an expectation that, beyond financial value, companies should work to benefit "all of their stakeholders, including shareholders, employees, customers, and the communities in which they operate".
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The satire is more direct than ever: He paired each image with film dialogue that touches on art or money, or art as money — targeting the collector-speculators who see only the financial value of art.
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More importantly, she believes that companies should exclusively focus on their long-term financial value, since when corporations are doing well and the economy is booming, people begin to care more about issues like the environment.
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Public documents, obscure government reporting forms, or extensive Terms of Service agreements outlining the nature of the relationship between consumers and technology companies can shed some light on the financial value of user data, but not enough.
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In the 1850s, a U.S. Army lieutenant exploring the Grand Canyon made one of history's less accurate predictions, saying that the area had no financial value and that his party would probably be the last to visit.
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The government also plans to introduce a new indicator to evaluate the privatization process in each target sector based on the number of bids submitted by the private sector and their value compared with the original financial value.
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In the 1850s, a U.S. Army lieutenant exploring the Grand Canyon made one of history's less accurate predictions, saying the area had no financial value and that his "party of whites" would probably be the last to visit.
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Instead, they are being evaluated by investors on their ability to produce immediate financial value, almost always in the form of value-extracting activities such as cost-cutting, price increases, share buybacks or other forms of financial engineering.
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For instance, you might spend money on biweekly massages, which do not appreciate in financial value, but they do keep you pain- and stress-free, which might be worth far more to you than the cost of the massages.
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In the 1850s, a U.S. Army lieutenant exploring the Grand Canyon made one of history's less accurate predictions, saying that the area had no financial value and that his "party of whites" would probably be the last to visit.
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Perhaps there's a greater premium in the market for the strategic value of a company as opposed to its underlying financial value, which means strategic acquirers are willing to pay a lot more than the public market would value a company.
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But in a system where the decisionmaking entity—the vote token—is itself something bearing a financial value, the potential for smart-contract mayhem is enormous, says Ari Juels, a Cornell Tech computer scientist who studies blockchains and smart contracts.
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The hours per day that I had spent converting my experience into something of professional and financial value were now empty, and I was cognizant of how little time I had spent caring for the people and things around me.
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When Facebook staged its initial public offering six years ago, it implemented a dual-class share structure that means Zuckerberg personally controls a majority of the voting stock even though other investors own the majority of the financial value of the company.
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Federal employee unions at their core help and protect good employees; and, it is my hope that if Mr. Kovacs knew more about those variables and their corresponding financial value, that he might endeavor to protect unions — not get rid of them.
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I think the shutdown is quite ridiculous because the financial value of the wall that Trump was trying to build I think is now overlapped with the amount of money the government has spent on the shutdown, so it's quite, I think, pointless.
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But in the US, Britain, and Canada, the Q ratio has soared — meaning the financial value of corporate ownership has risen faster than the actual growth of the underlying enterprises — leading to huge increases in wealth for people who own shares of stock.
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But with any boost in access to space comes increased risk, and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), which issues rocket-launch licenses, has for years delayed a serious reckoning of recalculating the financial value of a human life, according to government auditors.
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The financial value of the Rams, who were ranked 28th of 32 N.F.L. teams last year, will jump by moving to the Los Angeles area, where Kroenke can charge more for tickets, sponsorships, stadium naming rights, media deals and a host of other things.
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If we lose that money, we can't sign guys for over slot [every draft pick is now given a financial value, and teams cannot go over 110 percent of the cumulative total for the first ten rounds] without giving up picks the next year.
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"International oil companies, Chevron and Statoil still have plans to drill for oil in the Bight, but they should look to BP who cited the fact the lack of financial value in the project as the main reason they were walking away," she added.
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"The reserves belong to the state but the company's ability to convert these reserves... into a financial value and at the same time for the company to have a portion of these profits will be part of the value of the company," he told Arabiya.
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There's no doubting the prestige that comes with winning Europe's premier soccer club competition, but the financial value of the Champions League is far less than what many of the top clubs trying to win it generate from playing in their own domestic leagues.
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In fact, with IoT increasingly powering critical devices (such as drug infusion pumps and pacemakers) and industrial systems (such as power grids and water pumping stations), the financial value of locking down IoT ecosystems — and the damage resulting from not unlocking them in time — will rise exponentially.
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After the years of deployment of the web through different platforms (browser, mobile, TV, objects…) where personal data was just gathered and used in a ruthless way, I believe end users and companies are getting more conscious of the value (and not only the financial value) of their data.
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First, it is clear that the financial value of the shareholdings of founders of these utopian corporations, many of which are based in Silicon Valley (though an older East Coast utopian called Michael Bloomberg also comes to mind), far outstrips what they, their personal foundations, or their lineal descendants could practically need.
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Those include risks that voters could be coerced into voting a certain way, devices could be hacked and attackers could vote on their behalf, questions over voting tokens gaining a financial value, concerns over the cost of voting, and the rising challenge of creating transparency in voting while also keeping voters anonymous.
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Prosecutors: 'This is a case about a shake down' Avenatti threatened to make the allegations against Nike public, hurting the company's financial value and reputation, unless they agreed to pay his client $1.5 million and agreed to pay him up to $25 million for an "internal investigation" of the allegations, Sobelman said.
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"The acquisition of 21st Century Fox will bring significant financial value to the shareholders of both companies, and after six months of integration planning we're even more enthusiastic and confident in the strategic fit of the assets and the talent at Fox," said Robert A. Iger, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, The Walt Disney Company.
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We made no claims in our research on the financial value of federally supported patents, but when we applied one recently developed method from our finance colleagues, the yearly value of corporate patents which rely on federal science was at least on par with (and sometimes much greater than) the yearly federal research budget.
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McCarthy argues that over the past few decades two approaches have been made to stop the destruction of the natural world: the idea of sustainable development (sometimes referred to as "green growth") and the idea that ecosystems have a financial value — so-called environmental economics, which means that price tags are put on the natural world: $375 billion for coral reefs; $131 billion for pollination; and $5 trillion for rain forests.
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