Sentence examples for finance publication from inspiring English sources
The company's efforts received external recognition, and CEO Hans-Dietrich Winkhaus was named Eco-Manager of the Year 1994 – awarded jointly by the German finance publication Capital and the World Wildlife Fund WWFF).
With the new infusion of capital, Mr. Jones led an effort to build a boutique publishing unit that would include Worth, a Web portal for wealth called Worth.com, and three other magazines, American Benefactor, Civilization, and a woman's finance publication called Equity.
Russian finance publication Vedomosti writes that the deal was likely for hundreds of thousands of dollars — basically for the domain and client list.
The second company, an online finance publication for women called DailyWorth, requires a team of four part-time contractors to operate.
The Office of Fair Trading should investigate the recent trend of councils producing their own local newspapers, according to a committee of MPs that accuses some authorities of using public cash to finance publications that are little more than political propaganda.
Two of Time Inc.'s business and finance publications, Fortune and Money, are getting new online homes today.
Traditionally palm oil coverage has been a niche domain of business and finance publications, but that has dramatically changed as the impact of palm oil expansion has increased and larger areas of rainforests and peatlands have been destroyed.
Mr. Cahan owns CityFiles with his co-author, Michael Williams, and they financed publication of the seven-pound, $50 monograph.
Little magazines have influence -- and deserve to have it -- only to the degree that they're surprising and amusing and provocative, and they are those things to the degree that they strive and struggle and tackle their missions in ways no established and more solidly financed publication would bother with.
Chesapeake-PERL is not financing publication of this manuscript in any other way.
In the 1960s, at MI6's suggestion, Crozier was approached by the Congress for Cultural Freedom, a CIA-funded agency that financed publications around the world, including Encounter magazine in Britain.
