Sentence examples for journal commodity from inspiring English sources

— Jeff Gordinier The Wall Street Journal: Commodity tomatoes are bright red and travel well, but they have no taste.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   Commodity Fund Said to Lose 14 Percent in May  |  The $3.1 billion Astenbeck hedge fund run by the energy trader Andrew Hall was down 14.4 percent in May, putting its loss for the year at 6.4 percent, unidentified people familiar with the fund's performance told Reuters.

WALL STREET JOURNAL Commodities Firm to Invest in Financial Stocks  |  Armajaro Asset Management, a $1.5 billion commodities hedge fund firm, is starting a new fund in October to invest in financial stocks, The Financial Times reports.

In 1998, when Odom was roughly the same age Mayo is now, he told The Providence Journal: "You become a commodity and I went along with that.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   Co-Founder of Commodities Fund Plans a New Venture  |  Financial News reports: "The co-founder of BlueGold Capital Management, the commodities hedge fund manager whose fund shut down last year after losing a third of its value in 2011, is preparing to launch a hedge fund that will focus on trading oil derivatives".

NEW YORK POST Ackman Discusses Missteps at Penney  |  REUTERS Copper Supply Said to Be Concentrated at 2 Trading Firms  |  The Wall Street Journal reports: "Two major commodities-trading firms have amassed much of the world's copper supplies in their warehouses, partly by paying to divert shipments away from other storage hubs, traders and analysts say".

Journalism is a commodity.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   Hedge Funds Bid Up Commodity Prices  |  The increase in bullish bets ended a two-week rout, Bloomberg News reports.

Prices of industrial materials rose 12percentt in the first quarter, according to an index of 18 commodities from The Journal of Commerce's Economic Cycle Research Institute, and crude oil futures increased 10percentt.

The commodity: papers in journals indexed by Thomson Reuters Sciencee Citation Index, Thomson Reuters Social Sciencess Citation Index, and Elsevier's Engineering Index".

A Pratt and Whitney executive told the Wall Street Journal, "Engines are no longer commodities...the optimization of the engine and the aircraft becomes more relevant".