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A London-based trader with JPMorgan Chase has amassed a big position in credit default swaps that is disrupting that part of the derivatives market, according to reports.

Had she run, she would have been a shoo-in: she is personally popular and had amassed a big war chest.

But what followed was a sensational display of batting on a good pitch, led by Ballance and Brook, as the hosts amassed a big total.

The board appointments are a win for Mr. Icahn, who amassed a big stake in Nuance this year – it now stands at 16.7 percent – with the aim of pushing for change at the company, which makes Dragon dictation software.

He only started six months ago, but has already amassed a big online following.

In the First Test, England amassed a big first innings score and looked likely to win, but Stan McCabe made 232 for Australia, a performance Bradman rated as the best he had ever seen.

While the top 1percentt has amassed a bigger share of wealth and income, too many of our families in inner cities and in rural counties have been left behind.

Capital One, best known for its profitable credit card business and catchy television ads, is quietly amassing a big national banking franchise.

Behind the tandem of Mike Weber and Curtis Samuel, Ohio State is amassing a Big Ten-leading 263.1 yards per contest on a Big Ten-leading 5.67 yards per carry.

The novel approaches to building businesses, with a premium on "first mover advantage" and amassing a big customer base regardless of how much debt it produced, are history.

By gobbling up shares in after-hours trading, Mr Horie was able quickly to bypass reporting rules and amass a big stake in Fuji TV's subsidiary, Nippon Broadcasting System (NBS), acquiring more than half of the voting rights.