Sentence examples for AMEX from inspiring English sources

Barclays will use about half of its new funds to shore up its balance sheet following write-downs.MasterCard agreed to pay American Express $1.8 billion to settle a lawsuit that claimed it tried to stop financial institutions from issuing AmEx cards.

Palace's players had arrived at the Amex for the second leg of the semi-final to find the tension in the tie had clearly already had an explosive effect.

Formed in 2010 by Goldsworthy, who was a waiter in London, and Turkmen, who was involved in designing Brighton's Amex football stadium, the nascent group properly came together after they met Alexander at a party.

AmEx, BoNY, Goldman, and MetLife all remain at zero.

Its return on equity has risen from 3.7% in 1994, shortly after it was spun off from Amex, to more than 29%, among the highest on Wall Street.

On the other hand the presence of competitors such as Amex means that the two cannot afford to be an entirely cosy duopoly.

And banks can always choose to quit MasterCard and Visa if they want to offer Amex cards.

And second, the DOJ thinks that, although there is competition between banks using their brands, the dominant market position of MasterCard and Visa has enabled them to stifle competition from rivals such as Amex and Discover, notably through exclusivity rules forbidding banks from issuing rival cards.In this section Is it a carve-up?

By 1984 QUBE had failed, but the cable television business was thriving, and WCI bought out its Warner-Amex partner for $400 million in 1985.

Warner Cable had begun in 1972, and in 1979 WCI had entered a joint deal with American Express Company, creating Warner-Amex cable.

England's powerful pack helped them win the Under-20 Six Nations title for the fourth time in five years when they scored 18 points against France without reply after the interval at Brighton's Amex Stadium.