Sentence examples for trading solutions from inspiring English sources

Prior to Lava Trading, a technology firm providing equity trading solutions to the financial community, Mr. Rafieyan worked in the Applied Research group at Bellcore.

This is "an integrated video ad tech and emotion analytics platform providing ad serving solutions, trading solutions and advertising formats to both publishers and advertisers".

AppNexus (the owner of adnxs.com), for instance, regards itself as an independent technology company that provides trading solutions and powers marketplaces for Internet advertising they partner with, and are backed by, companies such as Microsoft [33].

BizArk, a Chinese e-commerce company specialized in international trading solutions, has now made its debut and announced that it has secured 'tens of millions of dollars' in financing from IDG Ventures (up to $40 million according to several reports).

This is "an integrated video ad tech and emotion analytics platform providing ad serving solutions, trading solutions and advertising formats to both publishers and advertisers". They have built a software development kit (SDK) that can be integrated into any third party app.

Getting rich in a free market economy is simply a matter of trading solutions for money.

"It may seem elemental, but at the time, the idea of mixing a trading solution and a credit-crisis solution — it was in its awkward infancy".

I thought it might be helpful to see a graphical comparison of the standard solution (the dime and penny) with Simon's trading solution of a dime and 9-cent piece.

Borne from industry wide pressure to reduce technology spend, while demanding expansion into new markets and mobility, SaaS is an essential offering to deliver a cost-effective, shared trading solution to expand the reach of networks into global markets.

Officials insist that the regulations will nonetheless still give individual states plenty of time and leeway to explore preferred ways to attain emissions targets that will be assigned to each of them, including accepting cap-and-trade solutions if they so choose.

If the tragedy of the commons is "Romeo and Juliet", the rejection of Coasian cap-and-trade solutions to commons problems is "Blood Simple": a hilariously bitter demonstration of the human capacity for selfish stupidity that ends with the only guy who's figured it all out getting shot through a door by the wrong person for the wrong reasons.