Sentence examples for started business in from inspiring English sources

Lord & Taylor's started business in 1826, on Catherine St.

The founder of the product started business in England and had one of the royal laundresses try a few cubes, and she endorsed the product.

Subsequently he held several situations in mills and warehouses, and in 1852 he started business in Manchester as a cotton spinner and manufacturer, and amassed a fortune.

For the first time since it started business in 1973 as an overnight delivery service, FedEx had to rely solely on trucks to keep its packages moving.

RSA started business in 1710 as the Sun Fire Office, which insured the house of Captain James Cook before he set out on his voyages in 1865.

Having started business in 1929 as a manufacturer of aviation and automotive parts, from 1970 through 1981, Bendix was organized in four major operating groups: automotive; aerospace/electronics; industrial/energy; and forest products.

One of them is Nigel, a British entrepreneur who has started businesses in Australia, France, and Germany.

Of the 8,613 foreigners who started businesses in the past 10 months, 30 percent, or 2,569 were Chinese, according to the National Federation of Self-Employed Workers.

HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON -- "Taking Care of Business," exhibition celebrating Hastings female entrepreneurs who started businesses in the 1970's.

But look at how few entrepreneurs we hang those hopes on: Only about 400,000 people started businesses in America last year.

A report in the Wall Street Journal describes a galaxy of Zimbabwean generals and ministers, many of them related to President Robert Mugabe, who have started businesses in Congo.