Sentence examples for technology equity from inspiring English sources
Technology, equity, and K-12 learning.
The firm added that the Sophos float would help offset the loss of £5bn worth of telecoms and technology equity from the stock market in recent months due to merger and acquisition activity.
James P. Parmalee, a managing director in technology equity research at Credit Suisse First Boston, talked last week about when the sun might start shining again on these stocks.
Later in the day, the two executives visited the Midtown headquarters of JPMorgan Chase, where they met with its chief executive, Jamie Dimon; vice chairman, Jimmy Lee; its head of Internet and digital media, Noah Wintroub; its head of equity capital markets, Liz Myers and Mike Millmann, who leads technology equity capital markets for the bank from San Francisco.
Today, the sector has settled: technology equity is worth $7T and represents 14.7% of the total global market cap.
Scott Kessler, a technology equity analyst at S&P, profiled several funds with over 75% exposure to the sector, one that Stovall expects to be among the leaders along with industrials and consumer discretionary.
As a result of money flowing into private technology equities and combined with the restrictions imposed by SOX, new technology companies have enjoyed more access to private capital and have thus been able to remain private longer.
As part of an Education Studies course student teachers engaged in a discussion of issues related to technology and equity in schools.
A 10-week, 1-unit course, and Alternative Spring Break trip around the Bay Area that investigates the relationship between education, technology and equity in our digital world.
While building strength in these core areas, the School has pursued appointments intended to add strength in urbanism, sustainability, technology, social equity, and other areas of rising interest.
Cornell scholars in Info Sci's Technology and Equity research area examine questions like these while addressing problems of accessibility by building and evaluating computing systems for underserved populations.
