Sentence examples for financial performer from inspiring English sources

Lehman Brothers has been a strong financial performer over the last two quarters, driven by a booming bond-trading environment.

Turner Broadcasting, which includes the entertainment channels TNT, TBS, Cartoon Network and Turner Classic Movies, as well as CNN, has been a stellar financial performer for Time Warner during Mr. Kent's 11 years leading the division.

That is, if a game is a poor financial performer over a certain demographic of players, buying more users for it from the same demographic will not help the bottom line.

This company is both a top financial performer and one of the leaders in applying Gobal Positioning System data to a wide range of consumer and commercial navigation devices.

The evidence from the last financial year reaffirms the investment thesis of ethical investment managers: companies with better environmental, social and governance records can also be better financial performers.

StartupNation, an online hub for small businesses, is running a contest, the Home-Based 100, that will rank home-based businesses according to various criteria, including "the top financial performers," "the greenest," "the wackiest" and "boomers back in business".

Perhaps most significantly, Mr. Lack has transformed the news division, which was caught up in scandal and barely breaking even when he took over in 1993, into one of NBC's strongest financial performers.

In fact, it was the initial wave of 'holy crap, this is great!' reviews that led idiot prognosticators to exclaim that it had a chance at out grossing Titanic, which led to the narrative that it was a financial under performer.

Banks and health shares were the day's best performers; financial stocks advanced for the 10th time in the last 12 sessions.

The difference is it's easy to see the financial need of performers in the subway, but on the sunny stage of the boardwalk it looks more like performance art, especially when they're very low-key.

Bank of America, troubled by its ill-fated acquisition of Countrywide Financial, is the worst performer so far in 2011, but Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have done almost as poorly.