Sentence examples for financial upturn from inspiring English sources

Just as Steven P. Jobs was taking the stage in New York to flaunt Apple Computer's financial upturn and sing the praises of the company's new consumer strategy, Wells Fargo Bank was busy informing its on-line banking customers that it would no longer support the Macintosh version of Quicken, the leading financial software program from Intuit Inc.

"The most significant contribution to our financial upturn was from our commercial team, helped by two major new shirt sponsors.

Barring a change of heart or a wild, consumer-driven financial upturn, it looks as if Dell is out of the consumer PC business and is turning its Sauron-like eye towards the enterprise – the one place where people upgrade their PCs at least once a year.

That measure is helping to fuel a financial upturn.

Not only are store openings stepping up post-recession, but we have also seen an upturn in financial results of French luxury brands".

He aims to find companies where the numbers are improving because of growth in the underlying business rather than because of a cyclical upturn or financial engineering.

However, the government is also under pressure to do more to help those struggling with the cost of living - in particular energy, petrol and transport costs - amid evidence that most families are yet to feel the financial benefits of any upturn.

CENTRAL banks in the developed world continue to keep monetary policy as loose as possible for as long as possible in order to facilitate a stronger recovery from the painfully weak upturn after the financial crisis and the "great recession".

This is good news for the Asian economies but bad news for Asia's stocks, because upturn means less financial liquidity.

Stocks have soared since winter's end, reversing the plunge of a year ago, defying the pundits political or financial alike with a broad-based upturn not just in emerging markets but also in Europe, Japan and the U.S. The gains have been extensive, with participation from virtually every industry group, including the financial, technology, industrials, energy and basic industries.

"[It] reminds us that consumers remain under pressure from high unemployment, squeezed incomes and uncertainty about the financial outlook, and that any substantial upturn in domestic demand, especially from households, is unlikely to occur any time soon and is therefore unlikely to help drive economic recovery," said Markit chief economist Chris Williamson.