Sentence examples for firm was formed from inspiring English sources

IAG rose 2.2% to 561 pence, after hitting their highest on Monday since the firm was formed four years ago.

The firm was formed in 1919 when General Electric purchased the U.S. subsidiary of the Italian inventor Guglielmo Marconi's original company.

This firm was formed from the consolidation of the whaling operations of several big Japanese fishing companies as the industry shrank during the 1970s.

The firm was formed in 1934 as a pioneer in offering health insurance, but in the 1970's and 80's, as more and more employers began to offer coverage, Empire's market was increasingly the poor and underinsured.

Mr. Hennessy said Entrust Capital, a financial services firm, was formed by three former Goldman Sachs employees last year and has leased 3,600 square feet at 650 Madison Avenue, at 59th Street.

It said Vantage knew Hassell was not an approved person; he had tried to become authorised when the firm was formed in 2004 but been rejected as he was then the subject of an FSA inquiry, which was dropped in 2007.

New firms are forming and are often expanding rapidly soon thereafter.

But in many other deals, the Japanese firms are forming alliances with rivals from other Asian countries that only recently would have been unthinkable (as a story in this week's paper describes).Most important, the deals looks eminently sensible: companies are shedding low-margin businesses that require a lot of capital investment and scale to do well.

Ms. Hegewisch said, however, that senior male brokers at some firms were "forming teams of young white guys to work with old white guys, which means the accounts stay on the team and don't get distributed" when older brokers retire.

It may well be the case that while fewer firms are forming, those firms are efficiently building greater levels of wealth, but simply with fewer workers.

The reason, says Joe Lupo, co-owner of Visual Therapy, a luxury lifestyle consulting firm, is form.