Ennio Doris Quotes
The 2012 payout will be the lowest in our history: well below 50 percent.
Doris, Ennio. Statement on Mediolanum's 2012 payout. Reuters, Thomson Reuters, 9 Nov. 2012.
Congress had authorized borrowing but few government bonds were purchased.
When earning money is the primary driver of a business, that business has come under the control of people who no longer have the vision, interests or focus of the founders and the people who originally made it what it was. Making money is an important part of making a successful company, but if that is all, then unless one is an investor, there is no great advantage to becoming a customer. All of the great new companies started with a vision that may have included making money but went far beyond that.
Ennio Doris, is an Italian billionaire businessman, the founder of Mediolanum SpA, and chairman of Banca Mediolanum, part of Gruppo Mediolanum, a large Italian banking, funds management and insurance group.