Sentence examples for consumer branch from inspiring English sources
Last month, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter closed its only consumer branch here, which had been open less than a year.
The Confederation of British Industry's May survey on the service sector points to an "outbreak of optimism" in the property world and a similar uptick in almost every consumer branch except travel.
As of 2006, Countrywide had 800 consumer branches, 54,000 employees and about $200 billion in assets.
LONDON — HSBC Holdings, the biggest bank in Europe, plans to put about half of its 800 French consumer branches up for sale as it focuses on expanding in Asia and other emerging markets, a person with direct knowledge of the plan confirmed on Sunday.
You would want to own the stock because "Many of our assets would sell at a substantial premium to what currently is on our books; e.g., credit card loans, consumer branches and others," Dimon writes.
Consumer psychology, Branch of social psychology concerned with the market behaviour of consumers.
Citigroup will shut about 270 consumer finance branches and 100 loan machines in Japan after a new local law capped the interest rate nonbank lenders can charge.
The new slogan "for the thirsty" seems to lionise those who try different things: great for enticing new patrons but do you really want your loyal consumer base branching out beyond their usual pint?
Roughly half of Citigroup's 2001 profits are expected to stem from its consumer banking branches this year, says Andrew Collins, banking analyst at ING Barings, while its investment banking arm, Salomon Smith Barney, and its global corporate bank combined are expected to contribute 23% of total earnings.
Fuel3D said today it is continuing to develop the consumer-grade branch of its business in parallel with a fresh medical imaging focus — noting that it expects to ship the first handheld 3D scanner units to Kickstarter backers in the "next few weeks".
During the holidays, consumers often branch out from their typical buying habits.
