Only later did benchmark revisions correct the data that the public sees today, which show the net creation of 900,000 jobs in the year prior to the 1992 elections.
A few minutes later the benchmark figures flash to life on tens of thousands of traders' machines around the world, and ripple out into the pricing of loans, derivatives and other financial instruments.In this section The fog of LIBOR Investigations galore Maxing out The golden rules of banking QE, or not QE?
The benchmark later stabilized at 2,106.35 points, down 0.6%, but PT Holcim Indonesia, a unit of the worlds second-biggest cement maker, tumbled over 5% after its chief executive, Tim Mackay, was killed in the Marriott explosion.
Primack is reporting that existing investors Spark Capital and Union Square Ventures took this opportunity to sell existing shares but that later stage investors Benchmark Capital and Insight Venture Partners have thus far held on to theirs.
We used the HSMRs of 2003 to benchmark later years.
Svein Andresen, secretary general of the FSB said later that other benchmarks included the price setting mechanisms for oil and gold.
Why should executives keep that compensation if it is discovered later that the benchmarks went unmet? "I think the expansion is pretty significant in terms of the coverage of companies who have adopted a clause," said Paul Hodgson, a senior research associate at the Corporate Library who conducted the study.
Initial site visits represented a baseline from which observations in later visits were benchmarked.
We hope to provide another benchmark for later research.
Rubens became the benchmark for later artists who, for whatever reason, wanted to paint women with ample bodies.
But I thought it was at least worth tossing my chips down at the start, just as a benchmark for later analysis.
