Sentence examples for outfits trade from inspiring English sources

While dozens of telecommunications outfits trade elbows for bandwidth in the U.S. and Europe, only one other company has made a major play for Latin America the former Spanish telephone monopoly Telefnica de Espaa.

The 104-stock collection at Global Value ranges from obscure Japanese outfits trading for less than the value of their current assets to giant drug companies priced as if patent medicines were going out of style.

The labor pool outfit trades for $23.94, or 20.8 times earnings.

At a recent $29, up 29% this year, Biocoral, a French outfit traded over-the-counter here that sells bone substitutes derived from coral, has a $329 million market cap.

The chief executive of Aminex, a small (2004 sales: $8 million) exploration and production outfit trading on the London Stock Exchange, Hall was intrigued by the prospect of finding oil there in 1998, when a fellow wildcatter told him a North Korean was up in Aberdeen, Scotland in search of partners.

These small outfits–several trade publicly make products that when installed at different points along the grid system, can help a utility move power efficiently, save consumers money and alleviate strain on the grid.

Market experts argue that many U.S. exchanges are increasingly reliant upon high-frequency trading outfits to provide trading volume.

At the extreme end are companies such as War Zone Tours, an American outfit which trades under the tagline "the ultimate in adventure travel".

The city has asked the exchange to add to the $450 million it had pledged to spend on construction and outfitting the trading complex.

On Oct. 29 diamond mining outfit Casavant traded 1.1 billion shares.

The copper and gold mining outfit is trading near its 52-week high of $46.74 after recovering from a selloff in mid-December.