Sentence examples for firm marked from inspiring English sources
In December, the firm marked the position down by approximately 50 percent, according to an investor.
Law enforcement officials, working with the firm, marked a shipment of toner with invisible ink and then traced it as it made its way to the company and then out the back door.
In written testimony prepared for the senate's permanent subcommittee on investigations, Blankfein will tell lawmakers that the Securities and Exchange Commission's $1bn£647m7m) fraud case against his firm marked a low point in his career.
Tablet-makers can look forward to shipping 15% more devices in 2015, according to IDC, a research firm, marking a milestone: tablet sales volumes will at last exceed those of personal computers.
Merrill Lynch is reportedly in talks with former Goldman Sachs executive Peter Kraus about a job overseeing strategy at the brokerage firm, marking yet another instance of chief executive John A. Thain trying to hire former colleagues.
The firm marks all items with a price tag, an uncommon practice in the field of high-end antiques but one that puts customers at ease.
The launch of the "Chongqing Liangjiang Star" rocket, developed by OneSpace Technology, a Beijing-based private firm, marks the first time a non-state Chinese rocket has successfully entered orbit, the official Xinhua news agency said.
Firms mark up the value of their assets during good times, and then write them down in the bad.
As financial firms mark down the value of their investments, they become less able to make loans.
Writing in the Financial Times, Mohamed El-Erian, head of Pimco, a fund manager, suggested that Barack Obama's plan to recover bail-out costs through an annual levy on large financial firms "marks the beginning of the era of banks being targeted for selective incremental taxation in advanced economies".
When they do, the national anthem plays.The presidential hand has been heavy of late, leaving a firm mark on Kazakhstan's opposition and its independent media.
