Sentence examples for operating a trading from inspiring English sources

At a Beijing affiliate of Title Trading, the manager — who asked not to be named because he worries about the chances of finding another job if his operation fails — said he moved here from Canada because of the advantages of operating a trading desk with Chinese who were willing to start trading for little or no salary.

The original settler, Joseph M. Bartlett, operated a trading store for Native Americans in the 1830s and in 1836 named the site New York.

The chamber of commerce and the city are trying to create a business improvement district to attract retailers to the traditional center of Vancouver, in the bend of the Columbia River where Lewis and Clark landed and the Hudson's Bay Company operated a trading post until the United States pushed the British farther north.

While most people already know Circle for its consumer-facing Circle Pay app, the company operates a trading desk called Circle Trade.

Most people are familiar with Circle's consumer-facing payments app, Circle Pay, though the company also operates a trading desk called Circle Trade, as well as Poloniex, another exchange platform the company tacked on via its acquisition of the company of the same name earlier this year.

He operated a trading post and occasionally worked as a surveyor's assistant.

Such a buffer-control must operate a trade-off between the buffer-induced delay and any additional packet loss rate.

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The Scottish-built vessel was launched in 1924 as a combination passenger liner and refrigerated cargo ship and operated a trade route between Western Australia and Singapore via the Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia), carrying passengers, cargo, and livestock.

On Monday, the agency sued the Royal Bank of Canada, accusing it of operating a major trading scheme that it used to reap lucrative tax benefits.

One hedge-fund executive thinks that some funds will move to operating a single trading book, rather than multiple books, in order to have more oversight over individual traders for whose actions they are liable.All of which makes an already difficult fund-raising environment for small funds even rougher.