Sentence examples for financing release from inspiring English sources

Longboard Media has been profitable since it was founded by former eBay employees Scott Engler and Jim Barkow in 2008, and its ad network has potential to tap into an audience of over 63 million people, according to its financing release.

According to its financing release, Visual.ly has had 26K users sign up to be a part its beta (coming soon), over 300K infographics created, received over one million pageviews monthly to its website and has doubled the number of indexed infographics it hosts since it demoed in April.

Every year the global strategy consultancy Brand Finance releases a list of the world's most powerful brands.

Royal finances released by Buckingham Palace, showed the monarchy cost the taxpayer £35.7 million for the second year running - the equivalent of 56p for each person in the country.

Official figures on the state of the public finances, released on Wednesday, also showed little impact from the vote to leave the EU.

The government was owed nearly £600m in bad debts last year, according to a comprehensive database of the nation's finances released by the Treasury today.

The latest official figures on the public finances, released yesterday show that we are living in broke Britain, not broken Britain.

Philip Hammond, the new chancellor, received mixed news from the latest snapshot of Britain's public finances, released separately by the ONS.

The Ball Is Green English Premier League clubs had record revenue of more than $3 billion in 2006-7 and spent a record $1.9 billion on player salaries, according to the Annual Review of Football Finance released last week in London by Deloitte & Touche.

'A FLAWED IDEA' -- Late on Feb. 2, a special committee formed by the Enron board to investigate the company's labyrinthine finances released a tough critique of its executives.

In its triennial survey of consumer finances, released Thursday, the Fed found that the median net worth of American households increased by a seemingly healthy 17percentt between the end of 2004 and the end of 2007.