Just copy a popular product, sell it at a discount and rake in the returns.

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It demonstrated that with the right sales pitch TV bosses will jump at anything that might rake in some cash.

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Dr Rake said statistics released at the end of last year showed that divorces increased in England and Wales for the first time in eight years.

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That's when analysts like Merrill Lynch's Henry Blodget and Citigroup's Jack Grubman were found to have issued buy recommendations on tech stocks (which they had bashed in e-mails) at the behest of investment bankers looking to rake in fees.

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Sir Michael Rake, BT chairman and senior independent director at Barclays, has been appointed deputy chairman at the bank.

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The Giants have been able to rake in much more money from personal seat licenses at MetLife Stadium than do the dismal Jets, with whom they share the building that opened in 2010.

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Across the street at headquarters, Cisco Chief Executive John Chambers is ready to rake it in, the culmination of a 15-year plan that began when the sales executive took over and made the acquisition (the first of dozens) of a small switching company full of the brightest engineers around.

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At this point it is impossible to predict the revenue each team is going to rake in from their new stadiums because it is very early in the game of selling tickets, suites and advertising.

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At the old Wembley that would have made for a truly rotten view, but the new stadium's steep rake among the stands meant I could enjoy a superb overview of what was going on below.

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