Sunday, October 30, 2016
Tuesday, October 25, 2016
Business English: Important stock exchange markets in the world
Business English: Important stock exchange markets in the world: Ranking Country Stock Exchange Market 1 USA New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) ...
Important stock exchange markets in the world
Ranking
|
Country
|
Stock
Exchange Market
|
1
|
USA
|
New
York Stock Exchange (NYSE)
|
2
|
USA
|
NASDAQ
Stock Market
|
3
|
The
United Kingdom
|
London
Stock Exchange (LSE)
|
4
|
Japan
|
Tokyo
Stock Exchange (TSE)
|
5
|
China
|
Shanghai
Stock Exchange (SSE)
|
6
|
Hong
Kong
|
Hong
Kong Stock Exchange (HKSE)
|
7
|
European
Community
|
EURONEXT
|
8
|
China
|
Shenzhen
Stock Exchange (SZSE)
|
9
|
Canada
|
Toronto
Stock Exchange (TMX)
|
10
|
Germany
|
Deutsche
Börse
|
11
|
India
|
Bombay
Stock Exchange
|
12
|
India
|
National
Stock Exchange of India
|
13
|
Switzerland
|
SIX
Swiss Exchange
|
14
|
Australia
|
Australian
Securities Exchange
|
15
|
South
Korea
|
Korea
Exchange
|
16
|
Northern
Europe and Armenia
|
NASDAQ
Nordic Exchange
|
17
|
South
Africa
|
Johannesburg
Stock Exchange (JSE)
|
18
|
Spain
|
Bolsas
y Mercados Españoles
|
19
|
Taiwan
|
Taiwan
Stock Exchange
|
20
|
Brazil
|
Bolsa
de Valores, Mercadorias & Futuros de SĂŁo Paulo (BM&F Bovespa)
|
Source:
Wikipedia
Friday, October 21, 2016
Business English: Financial market vocabulary - answer
Business English: Financial market vocabulary - answer: These are the answers to the last post. 1k 2f 3f 4L 5r 6b 7n 8m 9m 10(o) 11s 12p 13c 14c 15e 16j 17g 18a...
Financial market vocabulary - answer
These are the answers to the last post.
1k 2f 3f 4L 5r 6b 7n 8m 9m 10(o) 11s 12p 13c 14c 15e 16j 17g 18a 19i 20d 21d 22h 23q
1k 2f 3f 4L 5r 6b 7n 8m 9m 10(o) 11s 12p 13c 14c 15e 16j 17g 18a 19i 20d 21d 22h 23q
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
Business English: Financial Market vocabulary - meaning
Business English: Financial Market vocabulary - meaning: Match the vocabularies (1-23) to their meanings (a-s). Some vocabularies have the same meaning. (1) Recession (2) economic downturn ...
Financial Market vocabulary - meaning
Match the vocabularies (1-23) to their meanings (a-s). Some vocabularies have the same meaning.
(1) Recession (2) economic downturn (3) financial crisis (4) stock market (5) stock market indices (6) bull market (7) bear market (8) shares (9) stocks (10) major shareholder (11) minor shareholder (12) stock value (13) share buyback (14) share repurchase (15) short selling (16) bubble burst (17) mortgage-backed securities (18) subprime mortgage (19) interest rate (20) acquisition (21) takeover (22) merger (23) consolidation
(a) financing a house below the market value (b) a lot of buyings and sellings of stocks (c) when a company buys some of its shares back (d) when one company buys another company (e) buying or selling stocks after receiving privileged information (f) when there is problem with the economy of a country (g) a house given as a guarantee for obtaining loans (h) when two or more companies come together to work as one company (i) the amount of money, in percentage, a person pays to another person or institution when he borrows money (j) a big decrease in prices of stocks in a short period of time (k) when the economic activity of a country is negative in two quarters (L) a market where shares are bought and sold (m) the same meaning as stocks (n) when there is no buying and selling of stocks (o) a person which has bigger part of the stocks of a company (p) the value of the shares of a company (q) the objective of companies buying other companies (r) used to measure the performance of stock market (s) a person who has a smaller part of the stocks of a company
Wednesday, October 12, 2016
Business English: Financial market vocabulary 1
Business English: Financial market vocabulary 1: Some financial market vocabularies are: (1) Recession (2) economic downturn (3) financial crisis (4) stock market (5) stock ...
Financial market vocabulary 1
Some financial market vocabularies are:
(1) Recession (2) economic downturn (3) financial crisis (4) stock market (5) stock
market indices (6) bull market (7) bear market (8) shares (9) stocks (10) major shareholder (11) minor shareholder (12) stock value (13) share buyback (14) share repurchase (15) short
selling (16) bubble burst (17) mortgage-backed securities (18) subprime mortgage (19) interest rate (20) acquisition (21) takeover (22) merger (23) consolidation
Saturday, October 8, 2016
Business English: Functions of departments in oranizations - respost...
Business English: Functions of departments in oranizations - respost...: The answers to the functions of departments in organizations are: 1a 2e 3i 4g 5d 6b 7k 8h 9j 10L 11c 12f
Functions of departments in oranizations - resposta
The answers to the functions of departments in organizations are:
1a 2e 3i 4g 5d 6b 7k 8h 9j 10L 11c 12f
1a 2e 3i 4g 5d 6b 7k 8h 9j 10L 11c 12f
Thursday, October 6, 2016
Business English: The functions of departments in organizations
Business English: The functions of departments in organizations: Match the departments (1-12) with their functions (A-L): (1) Marketing Department (2) Sales/Commercial Department (3) Legal Departm...
The functions of departments in organizations
Match the departments (1-12) with their functions (A-L):
(1) Marketing Department (2) Sales/Commercial Department (3) Legal Department (4) Purchasing Department (5) Account Department (6) Human Resources Department (7) Information Technology (IT) (8) Governance (9) Sustainability (10) Operations and Processes (11) Product Development Department (12) Research & Development (R&D) Department
(a) The company is producing what people need (b) responsible for selection, recruitment, and staff welfare (c) making products (d) bookkeeping, payroll, and tax (e) selling the products or services of a company (f) testing new products or services (g) buying products and services for a company (h) making sure that business operations are in accordance with the laws and the shareholders' rules (i) defend the company in the court of Justice if there is a problem with client or the government (j) to plan how a company can continue to exist and be successful in the future (k) using technology to store and secure information (L) to follow a standard procedure in producing goods or providing services.
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