Sentence examples for stock division from inspiring English sources

In five years (1919 24) as manager of the stock division of Hayden, Stone and Company, an investment-banking firm, he mastered the art of stock-exchange manipulation.

Steve Scrimshaw, head of Siemens UKK rolling stock division, said the Eurostar decision, and its award to a non-French company, underlined the fairness of EU procurement guidelines.

In fact, at the old Riverside Park Speedway in Agawam, Mass., she won Modified Mini stock division championships in 1998 and 1999, and at the end of the second season her male competitors awarded her a plaque saying she was "a true champion".

In the fuel, reigning champron Tony stockacher — a recordivisiontime title winner and son of team owner Don Schampionr — lost in the first round to Brown.

The Super Stock Division is open to participants between the ages of 10 and 17, and the combined weight of car and driver not to exceed 240 pounds.

[World Business, Section W.] Investment Bank Merges Divisions Credit Suisse First Boston's chief executive merged the bank's bond and stock divisions, naming one of his predecessor's top aides to manage a group of about 6,000 people.

The chief executive of Credit Suisse First Boston, John J. Mack, merged the investment bank's bond and stock divisions yesterday, naming one of his predecessor's top aides to manage a group of about 6,000 people.

C1 Bias Cited at Investment Bank The E.E.O.C. said Morgan Stanley Dean Witter had discriminated against women working in its institutional stocks division, opening the door for lawsuits -- and possibly a class action -- against the firm.

In September, the commission demanded that Morgan Stanley turn over comprehensive records on hiring, pay and promotions in its institutional stocks division, in which Ms. Schieffelin has worked in her 14-year career.

Paving the way for lawsuits, the commission said the firm had discriminated against women who worked in its institutional stocks division and had retaliated against a trader, Allison K. Schieffelin, for complaining publicly.

In one of the first investigations into pay and promotion practices at a big Wall Street investment bank, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said it had seen evidence of "a pattern and practice" of discrimination against women employed in Morgan Stanley's institutional stocks division.