Sentence examples for trade column from inspiring English sources

The Trade column on Thursday, about Warren E. Buffett's $5 billion investment in Bank of America, referred incorrectly to the investment's impact on the bank's capital position.

The Trade column on Thursday, about banks' financial disclosures, described incorrectly the role of one bank regulator, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

The Trade column on Oct. 27, about the Securities and Exchange Commission's enforcement history related to collateralized debt obligations, referred incompletely to actions taken against individuals.

REUTERS Flawed System Suits the Shareholders Just Fine  |  The recent vote at JPMorgan Chase to preserve Jamie Dimon's dual role as chief and chairman suggests that shareholders may be part of the problem, Jesse Eisinger writes in The Trade column.

The Trade column on Tuesday, about gauging Green Mountain Coffee Roasters' market share of K-Cup sales for its Keurig coffee machines, misidentified one of the Wall Street firms that have published estimates of such sales.

Trading column inches for loyal customers might be seen as a short-term approach.

With the sleeve of her sweatshirt, she rubs furiously at the rusty surface of a 36-foot-long World Trade Center column that has caught her trained eye.

"We think we can identify about 20,000 breeding sows that have gone out of the national herd," says Peter Crichton, a pig market expert who writes a trade magazine column on the industry.

In "Trade, Oppression, Revenge" (column, Dec. 25), David Brooks discusses the inability of the poor in Bolivia and other Latin American countries to prosper in a capitalist society.

Fair Trade is a column by Gavin Haynes, exploring the allure and scuzz of various British industries via the one place where their hive mind is exposed: the annual trade fair.

Instead, it has kindled speculation, Jesse Eisinger writes in his column, The Trade.