Sentence examples for manipulated the share from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors also allege that Mr Batista manipulated the share price of his now-bankrupt petrol company.

Merckle Group is seeking damages of Eu 231 million ($263 million), alleging that Porsche wrongfully manipulated the share price of Volkswagen in 2008 and thereby caused a "short squeeze," torpedoing a bet by Adolf Merckle that shares of the automaker would fall.

Within five years, federal securities watchdogs had sued Mr. Brennan and his firm, alleging that they manipulated the shares of several obscure companies.

It was so fucking easy to manipulate the share price; simply take some more risk.

He had borrowed $600m from1200 foreign banks and lent it to the shell companies, then used the money to manipulate the share price of the Banco Ambrosiano.

(Boesky named Icahn as part of his plea bargain, and claimed that he had worked with Icahn to manipulate the share price of Gulf + Western.

At issue is whether Ms. Stewart lied to investigators from the Securities and Exchange Commission when they tried to determine whether she had traded on inside information and whether her public statements about her lack of wrongdoing in the stock sale were intended to manipulate the share price of her own company, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia.

Mao was first sentenced to three-and-a-half years in Hong Kong last January for manipulating the share price of Shanghai Land and perversion of justice.

Saunders was a former British business manager, best known as one of the "Guinness Four", a group of businessmen who attempted to fraudulently manipulate the share price of the Guinness company.

His wife, Mo Yuk-ping, is also incarcerated in Hong Kong for manipulating the share price of another Zhou-controlled company Shanghai Land, perversion of justice and 12 counts of conspiracy to defraud, to the tune of about 49 million Hong Kong dollars (U.S.$6.3 million), five banks based on bogus business transactions.

Brinkmanship, according to Thomas Schelling, the Nobel Prize-winning economist who pioneered the theory of nuclear deterrence, is the art of "manipulating the shared risk of war".