Marvin was a 1950 graduate of Rutgers University, and a self employed entrepreneur merchant, having formerly owned Fords Hardware in Fords, N.J. and was the former CEO and President of Precision Polymers, a publicly traded company, in Mountainside.
Similarly, having a husband who is employed or merchant was found to increase neonatal care practice as compared to farmer husband.
Many of the lenders employ a merchant cash advance mechanism, lending money in exchange for a percentage of a company's future revenues.
Mor Stern, a self-employed merchant, felt no need to change his surname, but thought it prudent to change that of his children.
Or has the grasping approach to prices employed by its merchants and producers of Bordeaux even in the recent lean years alienated a generation of fine-wine buyers for good?
With respect to occupation, 71.2% of the women were house wives, followed by employed (20.5%), merchants (4.9%) and students (3.4%).
The onset of the Revolution found the colonies with no real naval forces but with a large maritime population and many merchant vessels employed in domestic and foreign trade.
The tale is told as a journal kept by one Roderick Mackenzie, an ambitious climber employed by Edinburgh wine merchant "Claret"Colquhoun.
Here's a story I wrote about it (adapted from an old parable) in Supercoach: Once upon a time there was a young stonecutter who looked with envy upon the rich merchant who employed him.
The most frequent occupation was housewife (59%) seconded by government employed (16%) and merchant (10.2%), respectively.
The most frequent occupation was housewife (59.0%) seconded by government employed (16.0%) and merchant (10.2%), respectively.
