Sentence examples for markets disclosure from inspiring English sources

In today's markets disclosure may be better made on a real-time basis.

Speaking this week in Washington at an Ernst & Young conference on emerging markets (disclosure note: I moderated some sessions), Steve Taylor, a senior executive at the energy and water company Nalco, explained, "In most cases, it is dismantling something you have in mature markets to build in emerging markets.

The Emerging Markets Disclosure Project (pdf) of US-SIF Foundisclosureows disclosure accelerating in places like Turkey, Malaysia and China, along with Brazil and South Africa.

Diamond Foods stock price is likely to be hit hard when trading begins Thursday morning following the after-market disclosure.

The stock market disclosure came after a report in the Financial Times said that the bank was set to reveal a one-third fall in operating profits to £5.17 billion, while bottom-line profits should triple to £2.86 billion.

Steven Parrish, the senior vice president of Philip Morris, said that the cigarette maker still backed regulation in areas like youth marketing, disclosure of the hazards of tobacco products and research intended to produce cigarettes that may be less dangerous.

An SEC proposal to enhance mutual-fund marketing disclosure says that expenses "should be given serious consideration by a mutual fund investor".

In doing so, firms seek to control how information about the characteristics of their innovations get revealed to the market (disclosure strategies) in order to confront potential competition (through imitation for example) and ensure sustainable profitability.

This makes it easy for advocates to include hashtags and links that allow SocialChorus to track how each promotion does and ensure that it is compliant with the Federal Trade Commission's social media marketing disclosure guidelines.

This behavior is not limited to MDs — a pharmaceutical marketing disclosure law in Vermont revealed that the third highest recipient in the state was an osteopathic physician who received $99,843 in 2007 [79].

Peter Shumlin, president pro tempore of the Vermont state senate, said he hoped his state would provide a model on marketing disclosures for the rest of the country.