Sentence examples for trading extended from inspiring English sources

But Thomas K. Montag, who had just been hired from Goldman Sachs to run trading, extended the cull to equities desks.

Stocks rose in early trading, extending last week's big advance on talk of a $5 billion private equity investment in Washington Mutual, which is said to be in discussions with the Texas Pacific Group and other investors about selling a stake for cash.

Britain's HBOS was one: shares of the bank fell sharply in London in early trading, extending a horrific two-day plunge that scrubbed out more than a third of the firm's value.

Baltimore clippers plied the seas, and trade extended to the Caribbean.

At about the same time, carpet weaving was also established at Kidderminster, and the trade extended to northern England and Scotland.

As the filibuster neared its thirtieth hour, senator Maria Chandelle-Nadal and senator Gina Walsh traded extended anecdotes about recent vacations on the senate floor.

He then continues to detail how the problems that led to the disastrous trades extended beyond the traders making the large wagers in the London office of the chief investment office.

Here, vampires stand as a metaphor for the controlling powers, and Roman's journey towards enlightenment is not so much physical as psychological as he trades extended philosophical dialogue with his handlers.

In 1688 the Lords of Trade extended the dominion to include New York and East and West Jersey.

This week, America tightened sanctions on the ruling junta's families.Chinese trade extends beyond energy.

Much of the public conversation about contraband and conflict centers on either products of high value – Iraqi and Chechen oil, West Africa's so-called blood diamonds, the heroin trade extending from Afghanistan's poppy fields – or on goods essential to organized violence, including weapons, ammunition and food.