Sentence examples for telecommunications consumer from inspiring English sources

Morgan Stanley now has 10 global sector indexes for developed markets -- including utilities, telecommunications, consumer staples, health care, industrials and energy.

And Barclays will offer a variety of sector funds, based on Dow Jones industry benchmarks, including technology, Internet, telecommunications, consumer cyclicals and noncyclicals, and energy offerings.

Mr. Fonteijn, who will become the first chairman of the Netherlands' combined telecommunications, consumer and competition authority in January 2013, said that Berec would not squander its influence by becoming an unblinking defender of the telecommunications status quo.

As for "businesses that we would be happy owning for a decade," he looks at industries that tend to cater to Asian consumers and have a small number of strong competitors — areas like telecommunications, consumer staples and fast food.

Upton, who has been in Congress since 1987, is the chairman of the Committee on Energy and Commerce, which oversees telecommunications, consumer protection, and interstate and foreign commerce, among other areas.

Oil, telecommunications, consumer products and infrastructure companies, some of which operated in Yugoslavia before sanctions began making investments difficult in the early 1990's, also seem likely to explore business opportunities there if the new democratic government proves stable.

Gerald Norlander, executive director of the Public Utility Law Project, an Albany-based group that represents low-income energy and telecommunications consumers, said, "We're in a pretty chaotic moment here".

Argentina's loss turns out to be a major gain for telecommunications consumers in Europe.

At McKinsey & Company, he worked extensively in the telecommunications and consumer goods sectors, with a focus on creating business strategies tailored to the needs of consumers and businesses in developing countries.

Telecommunications and consumer discretionary shares were lower, while energy and health care stocks rose.

Mr. Zamorano said he had focused on investing in wireless telecommunications and consumer product companies.