Sentence examples for Investor from inspiring English sources

Wood, the multimillionaire who made his fortune founding travel and accommodation service Wotif.com, is the founding investor but does not hold shares or board membership.

On the whole, recent trading statements have shown companies performing reasonably well, so a spate of more negative updates also dented investor enthusiasm.

As much as $3bn of withdrawals of investor funds took place in the US municipal bond market in the week to 17 November, making it the worst week for "munis" in 19 years, according to Bloomberg.

At the peak of the Irish economic boom in 2007, lawyer and investor Brian O'Donnell had an empire that was the envy of his contemporaries.

Instead of taxing an investor class to create subsidized college education for all, Rubio wants to combat rising college costs by allowing teenagers to "apply for a 'Student Investment Plan' from a private investment group.

US investor Goode Partners and AllSaints chairman Kevin Stanford will own the balance.

A foreign investor from the UK could be the second person forced to divest an Australian residential property following the Abbott government's crackdown on home ownership rules in May.

It was this scandal that led to Jenkins being promoted from running the retail bank to the top job, replacing Bob Diamond (who has since reinvented himself as an investor in African banking).

The data sought was on the order of a "mergers and acquisitions analysis", the sort of due diligence that another firm interested in buying Fatima might conduct, including "an abundant amount of financial and investor data that would illuminate with whom Fatima interacted".

Australian promoter and recent Big Day Out investor AJ Maddah, said that as far as he was aware, the only request by Blur that was refused was to swap set times with Arcade Fire.

Gehri was listed as an attendee at UN climate change negotiations in 2005 in Montreal, 2006 in Germany, 2007 in Indonesia, 2008 in Poland, and 2009 in Germany and his attendance was always as part of a delegation from the Edison Electric Institute, an association representing US investor-owned electricity utility companies.