Sentence examples for report businessman from inspiring English sources

By Andy Borowitz July 22, 2015 DES MOINES, IOWA (The Borowitz Report) — Businessman Donald Trump's failure to insult fellow G.O.P. hopeful John Kasich a full twenty-four hours after the Ohio governor entered the  2016 Presidential race has sent Trump's poll numbers plummeting, as many supporters expressed a sudden loss of confidence in the real-estate mogul.

The Guardian also reports the businessman said: "Jewish people chase money more than everybody else".

Reuters news agency has reported the businessman had threatened to expose a plan by Gu Kailai to move money abroad, according to two sources with knowledge of the police investigation.

The Post reported the businessman actually used the organization to give away somebody else's money and claim the credit for himself.

The New York Times reported the businessman had declared an eye-popping $916 million loss in his 1995 tax forms, which could have led him to legally avoid paying federal income taxes for two decades.

The volume of retail sales grew by 0.8% in the year to December.Germany's latest economic figures belie the optimism reported by businessmen.

Questions about the ties between the governor and Mr. Jackson also intensified Friday after The Chicago Tribune reported that businessmen who had worked for both men had discussed raising at least $1 million in campaign cash for the governor as a way to encourage him to appoint Mr. Jackson to the Senate.

In a recent report, a Xiamen businessman told the magazine China News Weekly that the relationship between Yuanhua executives and the local customs office was "like brothers".

The ideas were announced by the Transport Secretary, Justine Greening, in response to a report by the businessman Sir Roy McNulty, who concluded that inefficiencies on the network were costing taxpayers and fare-payers up to £3.5bn a year.

The Royal Navy is facing a major shakeup after an independent report by the businessman Sir John Parker called for speedier and cheaper shipbuilding and opened the way for the breaking up of BAE's dominance of naval defence contracts.

The business secretary – a long-time critic of the banking industry's lending practices – said some of the allegations were so serious that he had handed the report, compiled by businessman Lawrence Tomlinson, to the regulators and the bank.