Sentence examples for reaping gains from inspiring English sources

When stock prices were levitating and investors were reaping gains, even managers behaving badly were forgiven.

It is also reaping gains from integrating acquisitions and improved efficiency; for all of 2001, it expects those gains to reach $2 billion.

As some markets recover slightly, it is now reaping gains: virtually all of the securities Goldman sold in the latest quarter fetched prices higher than their valuation on its books, David Viniar, its chief financial officer, told analysts.

In today's unpredictable marketplace, investors are more concerned about avoiding loss than reaping gain, and the most valuable information is less about what to buy, and more about what to unload fast.

It allows producers to specialise and reap gains from trade.

John Morton, a newspaper industry analyst, noted that newspapers could reap gains as the traffic to their Web sites increased.

SAC sold its holdings in the two companies and then shorted shares that allowed it to avoid losses and reap gains totaling about $275 million, according to the government.

Citi will reap gains from some of its walled-off assets as markets stabilise.But that is for the distant future.

Had the government negotiated for a lower price, say 75 cents on the dollar, the taxpayer might have been able to reap gains down the road.

Among them are people who own their own businesses, collect rents from tenants and reap gains on their stocks and other investments, including partnerships.

Bear Stearns shareholders who have held onto their stock for the last 10 years have reaped gains similar to those enjoyed by Mr. Cayne, a company spokeswoman, Elizabeth Ventura, said.