Sentence examples for stock refers from inspiring English sources

Knowledge stock refers to documents, guidelines and manuals dedicated to helping the acquisition and PMI process.

component" refers to the immigrant component of labor supply and "National stock" refers to the labor supply among all Southern-born workers (including those living in the North).

Foreign direct investment stock refers to the inflows of investment for acquiring lasting management interest in an enterprise operating in an economy other than that of the investor.

Watered Stock Refers to stock representing ownership of overvalued assets.

Whisper Stock Refers to stock that is rumored to be a takeover target.

Widow and Orphan Stock Refers to stock that pays high dividends and is very safe.

Mr. Stock referred all questions to the United States attorney's office in Chicago.

Correction: July 7, 2002, Sunday An article on June 23 about investing in Philip Morris stock referred incorrectly to the state of litigation involving major tobacco companies.

During the tech craze in the late 1990s, Wall Street traders used to talk about "Blodget-ing" a stock, referring to Henry Blodget, the one-time star technology analyst who would often put high stock price targets on companies, pushing their stock prices up.

SAUL HANSELL Correction: August 9, 2000, Wednesday A report in the Compressed Data column of Business Day on July 24 about an announcement by the technology entrepreneur James H. Clark that he had bought a million shares of Microsoft stock referred imprecisely to a comment made about him later, at the same industry conference, by the venture capitalist John Doerr.

Correction: September 30, 2000, Saturday Because of an editing error, an article in Business Day on Wednesday about a new Securities and Exchange Commission rule that will let corporate insiders make preset trades of company stock referred incorrectly to an executive of the Intel Corporation who said the company intended to look at alternatives under the rule.