Sentence examples for disclosed news from inspiring English sources

Dr. Waksal pleaded guilty in October to six crimes invovling the sales of ImClone shares that his family members made just before the company disclosed news that sent its share price plummeting.

They also have an incentive to delay disclosing news until after they've bought or sold all they can.

Meanwhile the nurse ward-head called in male medical students to disclose news of the demise of the patient to family attendants.

Pfizer, which is based in New York, disclosed the news late Thursday and on Friday its shares fell 21 cents, to $17.08.

Employing both experimental market and archival research designs, we examine whether the association between announcement period stock returns and contemporaneous news is influenced by previously disclosed earnings news.

He said that aside from the mayor, he had disclosed the news only to his family and a few close friends before the news conference.

The popularity of online news, frequently expressed by the number of comments (the number of views are rarely disclosed by news platforms), is also highly skewed, and can be described by power-law [49],[50] or log-normal [51] distributions.

The rule already allows for some exceptions, including information that is disclosed via news articles.

Pro forma numbers are often disclosed in news releases many weeks before financial statements are filed.

TRW, based in Cleveland, disclosed the news after the close of market trading.

Ligand disclosed the news late Tuesday when it announced results for the third quarter -- a $7 million loss.