Sentence examples for journal executives from inspiring English sources

Both Journal executives and the Central Intelligence Agency issued statements denying that Mr. Pearl, 38, had any past or present relationship with the agency.

Four companies opened the week on Monday: two digital media specialists, Microsoft and Yahoo; the Weather Company, which considers itself an expert in content on four screens: television, computers, smartphones and tablets; and The Wall Street Journal, which sought to draw attention to its video content and advertising with an event that Journal executives called Newsfront 2013.

Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but Watchup had raised $4.3 million from its investors, which also included a number of news veterans, such as Ned Lamont, founder of Campus Televideo; former Wall Street Journal executives; and NextNews Ventures founders Jim Friedlich and Gordon Crovitz.

He's obtained information from the Chairwoman of the SEC, the founders of Huffington Post, the Editor of the Wall Street Journal, executives of Google and the Associated Press, and authors, writers, analysts and bloggers.

Thing Five: Insider Trading: In shocking news that will no doubt shock you, corporate insiders are often eerily skilled at perfectly timing the purchase or sale of their own companies' stocks, according to a study by the Wall Street Journal: "Executives can trade for entirely legitimate reasons, such as to raise money to meet a tax bill or simply to diversify.

"The editorial page is highly ideological but not partisan," the senior Wall Street Journal executive said.

REUTERS  |  WALL STREET JOURNAL Executive Perks Draw S.E.C. Inquiry  |  The Securities and Exchange Commission is looking into the executive perks at Nabors Industries, whose chairman is set to receive $100 million, The Wall Street Journal reports.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   Executive Chairman of Bankia Resigns  |  Rodrigo Rato has stepped down from his position at the Spanish lender Bankia, as the government is expected to initiate a rescue of the company, The New York Times reports.

Under the contract with CNBC, a senior Wall Street Journal executive told me, there are "some shows you will not see a Journal reporter on," including Jim Cramer's shout-fest, "Mad Money," and there is a worry that, under Murdoch, there would be little hesitation to use Journal reporters on air, regardless of the format.

While an unashamed James Murdoch insisted all his relationships with politicians were above board, the former Wall Street Journal executive Iain Martin recounted how he had spotted Jeremy Hunt hiding behind a tree outside University College London, where Murdoch was delivering a speech, to avoid being spotted meeting the company for dinner.

As newspaper publishers hemorrhage cash, former Wall Street Journal executive Gordon Crovitz, AB'80, launches a new business plan for the industry.