Sentence examples for ailing trading from inspiring English sources

The board of the SK Corporation, South Korea's largest oil refiner, approved a bailout yesterday of its ailing trading affiliate, SK Networks, by swapping 850 billion won ($723 million) of its debt into stock.

Toyota Motor will pump 10 billion yen ($83 million) into an ailing trading company, the Tomen Corporation, which will receive an additional 170 billion yen in aid from its main bank, UFJ Holdings.

The business has thrived during the downturn, clearing stock from stores set for closure, winning advisory fees on the management of ailing chains, trading in the debt of distressed companies and restructuring them for sale.

The European Parliament has rejected a plan to rescue the EU's ailing carbon trading scheme.

He asks about her ailing father, trades logistics, commits to a wardrobe check: hers, not his.

Leisurewear, as these garments are known, have become the fashion catchword of the seventies: an easy, undefined title which covers an eclectic assortment of clothes for unspecified occasion, and isn't the stalwart of an ailing rag trade industry.

People with the power to do so have been harping on for ages about upping the price of alcohol, thereby saving the country's ailing pub trade and completely regenerating broken Britain overnight.

Lula wants to perk things up by reviving Mercosur, the ailing South American trade association that nearly collapsed under the dead weight of the Argentine economy.

With Thomas and Rice ailing, Tuesday's trade that sent Erick Strickland and two draft picks to Vancouver for Othella Harrington could bear immediate results for the Knicks.

But Mr Hood is concerned that, although tax deferrals are a boon for vibrant firms in temporary need of working capital, they may allow ailing companies to continue trading to the detriment of their suppliers and creditors.

But they agree that trade is ailing.