Sentence examples for have started trading from inspiring English sources

According to Mr. Fitzgibbon, of the 13 offerings this year that have started trading at levels more than double their initial offering prices, seven are Internet related.

Of the 50 or so businesses on Tottenham High Road damaged by rioters, Moore's is the only one not to have started trading again, which he blames on his devastation at having lost jewellery belonging to his customers.

The two papers have started trading insults in their own columns and news articles, with The Mail writing about what it calls the "freefall" of The Express, and The Express calling The Mail a newspaper of "lies" and "humbug".

Sales have begun to pick up as consumers have started trading in old phones for newer models with color screens and special features, like the ability to transmit digital photographs.

As the presidential campaign has become a clash over a host of issues — from tax cuts to foreign diplomacy to claims of words taken out of context — Mr. Romney, Mr. Obama and their allies have started trading accusations over a much more delicate and personal question: Are you an American like me?

All of these stocks have started trading after January 1998.

Invesco PowerShares Capital Management, a provider of exchange-traded funds, announced on July 1 that its global wind energy portfolio had started trading on the Nasdaq stock market.

All the gangs running weapons and counterfeiting banknotes had started trading water – the competition to control the market was deadly.

Already its stock has started trading up.

Having started trading publicly on the Nasdaq in December, Ability had a steady start, but in May shares started tanking.

I have all my money under a mattress in fear of a debt ceiling collapse, and people are buying stock because they think an S-1 means the company has started trading.