Sentence examples for chip trade from inspiring English sources

In 2005, however, semiconductor revenues are expected to be flat, the chip trade association projected.

The megrim - a small flatfish with a sandy brown body - is also being recommended and the boneless, chunky flesh of huss is to be touted as an alternative to cod and haddock in the fish and chip trade.

Global semiconductor sales growth slowed in March, prompting a chip trade group Monday to lower its forecast for 2003.

Part of the strength of the fish & chip trade relies on not diversifying too much; just enough to attract varied customers.

"I love streetcars, and I'm a strong believer in public transportation, so I thought nothing of it," said Ms. Morrison, who edits a computer-chip trade publication.

During the 1870s, Industrial Revolution inventions helped to spur the growth of the fish and chips trade, particularly in London.

Shares of Chinese companies listed in Singapore, known as S-chips, trade at a discount to their Singapore counterparts, which is forcing controlling shareholders to seek exits, said Tan Han Meng, an analyst at DMG & Partners.

The Russian Micex index, a gauge of large blue chips traded on the domestic market, fell sharply.

Blue-chip trading, as with iX, would have migrated to London, as long as it was not subject to Britain's 0.5% stamp duty.The Euronext deal also has answers to some questions raised by the iX deal.

Daimler's Chrysler unit in the United States lost more than $1.5 billion during the second half of last year, shocking investors and causing Daimler shares to be among the worst-performing blue chips traded on the German stock exchange.

"But, like in all Japanese companies, it was the general-affairs department in Tokyo which handled relations with the sokaiya ('shareholder-meeting specialists')." Every year, says the employee, this blue-chip trading giant bought 60 subscriptions to "pamphlets" published by sokaiya organisations, making its purchases from perhaps 30 or 40 different groups.