Sentence examples for reports that it would from inspiring English sources

Shares of the Toyota Motor Corporation slid 6.1percentt on reports that it would lower its sales target for 2001 because of weaker sales in Japan.

In Greece, where bond yields spiked to 11.6 percent, investors were worried about reports that it would miss its budget deficit target of 8.1 percent of gross domestic product for 2011 because tax revenue would be weak.

In Hong Kong, shares of Hang Seng Bank jumped 10percentt on reports that it would maintain its dividends; HSBC, the leading European bank, rose 6.4percentt; and Standard Chartered shot up 7.4percentt a day after it said it would post record first-quarter income and profit.

WorldCom fell 7.5% on reports that it would revise its merger agreement with Intermedia Communications.

Toshiba jumped 5.7percentt on reports that it would withdraw from its struggling HD DVD business.

Earlier this year, he abandoned a bid to return to the company's management, but on Friday he demanded to know why he had been fired, and he also pressed the company on reports that it would let some of its former board members stay on as executive officers.

The following month, Century reported that it would idle its Hawesville, Ky., aluminum plant, costing 565 workers their family-supporting jobs.

The Church Commissioners, which manages £6.1bn of church assets, said in its annual report that it "would like to remove our small investment exposure to Wonga".

On Thursday, Take-Two reported that it would have to lower its earlier projections, citing slower-than-expected holiday sales.

The well-known hosting company had predicted in its prior earnings report that it would generate revenue of between $390 million and $395 million.

The bank warned in its most recent quarterly report that it would be at least another year before it could sell units that were set up to finance construction of cargo ships with names including Marseille and Palermo.