Sentence examples for diversified trading from inspiring English sources

Ax:son Johnson, who succeeded her father as head of the privately held, diversified trading company in 1982, will however keep both a seat on the board, and all of the ownership.

Entrepreneur behind Dallah Albaraka, one of Saudi Arabia's largest diversified trading groups with 40 divisions spanning media, banking, tourism, real estate, agriculture and transportation.

As head and successor of Axel Johnson Group, a diversified trading company founded by her great-grandfather in 1873, Johnson is one of Sweden's richest women.

In 1982 succeeded her father as head of the Axel Johnson Group, a diversified trading company founded by her great-grandfather in 1873.

Oil revenue, flowing from 1969 onwards supported a period of growth with Sheikh Rashid embarking on a policy of building infrastructure and a diversified trading economy before the emirate's limited reserves were depleted.

If you like the idea of renewable energy, but don't know enough about the businesses that work on renewable energy, you can just invest in a "Renewable Energy" motif, which groups up to 30 stocks together for more diversified trading.

Attempts to diversify trading links led to closer ties with the East and Southeast Asia, and strong ties with the United States remained a linchpin in Tunisia's ability to present itself as a stable, reliable, and moderate state.

Diversifying trade is one thing.

North Korea's courtship of Russia is part of the nation's push to diversify trade, aid and diplomatic relations.

She has vowed to boost the island's struggling economy by diversifying trade relations and pledged to tackle youth unemployment and a growing wealth gap.

Two months from now, Canada, which wants to diversify trade and reduce dependence on the United States, is to send to China a 10-day trade mission of 300 business executives, led by Prime Minister Jean Chretien.