Sentence examples for Business trading from inspiring English sources

Michael Milken ran an obscure part of Drexel's business, trading high-yield bonds.

Rzepkowski and his brother, both fluent in Polish, made their fortunes in Eastern Europe running an import-export business, trading in "everything from used clothes to oil pipelines".

Although we are encouraged by forward orders in our wholesale business, trading on the high street remains challenging and we are planning accordingly.

But still, the Moulin Rouge is now a massively successful business, trading on its heydays in the naughty 1890s, the turn of the 20th century and the roaring 20s.

Lucie, Joseph's wife, has "drifted imperceptibly" into the stories of others, like a soloist joining a band that is already about its business: trading horses, training bears, fixing cars and sharpening knives and telling fortunes.

Well before the attacks, Cantor had begun to shift its core business, trading government and corporate bonds for big institutional clients, from expensive human traders to the less-expensive electronic trading system operated by eSpeed.

After the business traded hands several years ago, some longtime servers left.

In 1842 William Worthington entered into partnership with Thomas Robinson, and the business traded as "Worthington & Robinson".

He owns a hotel, a cafe and legitimate businesses trading gold and placing migrant workers.

The £20m high street support scheme, said David Cameron, would help "get businesses trading again".

Small businesses trading in these areas at night have been absolutely devastated.