Sentence examples for selling trading from inspiring English sources

It grew to include more than 100 companies — involved in everything from selling trading stamps to making nuclear submarine — with total sales exceeding $2.5 billion.

Senator Lisa Murkowski, of Alaska, sponsored an amendment last March supporting the selling, trading, and transfer of federal land to the states.

The Nasdaq exchange made $156 million, or a quarter of its revenue, in the most recent quarter from "information services" including selling trading data.

Lazydays did an impressive $750 million in business last year, selling, trading and maintaining R.V.'s that range from humble pop-top camper vans to $500,000 45-footers built on converted bus chassis, and accounted for more than six percent of all new R.V.'s sold in the United States in 2003, according to the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association in Reston, Va.

Electronic Arts is still developing a videogame for multiple platforms, and Topps is selling trading cards related to the film.

A first-generation immigrant from Bulgaria, Tenev earned his BS in Math at Stanford University before starting two finance companies in New York City, selling trading software to hedge funds.

He is selling "trade books" which account for only 25% of the wholesale book market: the primary problem in trade-book publishing is book distribution.

I'm saying they're actually selling trade data to other firms who can trade against you.

"Trading groups have exploded into China," says Stephen Ehrlich, chief executive at Lightspeed Financial, a New York company that sells trading software to firms operating in China.

The card was found by Ken Simonis, 31, who lives in the Phoenix area and sells trading cards online.

Her father, Curtis Carlson 84 and still chairman—founded the business in 1938 to sell trading stamps, the genesis of today's customer-loyalty schemes.