Word: tradings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...last of the final examinations at the Business School will be held this morning. The complete schedule with the times and places is as follows: Lumbering and Forestry 9-12, Lawrence A Far Eastern Trade 9-12, Lawrence...
...country in a quiet, calm and dignified manner, without rushing into new and dangerous legislation. Bonar Law's term of office is conspicuous for its lack of enterprise. Nothing important, excepting the Baldwin Budget, was accomplished. He was content to keep Britain out of the Ruhr, to let trade take its own course, to keep out of foreign politics as much as possible. He cannot claim any credit for the agreement with Washington on the British debt; that was decided upon by Lloyd George. He tried to reduce unemployment by common-sense methods, but even this can only be termed...
While the law recognizes the value of a good reputation, and protects every man from libel, slander or unfair competition involving the use of a trade-name, it does not allow any man such an unqualified jurisdiction over his own name as Mr. Gump seems to believe. There is, for instance, nothing to prevent any scoundrel from changing his name to Andy Gump, with or without court sanction, and casting his new name into disrepute. And there is no reason why an author or playwright cannot use any name he wishes, if he does not undertake such uses with...
Hard on the heels of the U. S. Chamber of Commerce meeting, the National Association of Manufacturers held its annual convention in Manhattan. It concerned itself with many separate questions, including the protection of patents and trade marks, the stabilization of the coal industry, national defense, the national budget, foreign relations, loyalty to the Supreme Court and the protective tariff, appreciation of the service of the U. S. Department of Commerce and the National Industrial Council, and selective immigration...
...stock market, thus far the most accurate barometer of public opinion regarding future business, has been in the main dull and hesitant, indicating the inability of the ablest judges at the present time to read any clear meaning in the confused and contradictory trade outlook. To the confusion of the pessimist, the iron and steel output continues at record-breaking figures, while the optimist is bewildered by the evident climax reached in speculative building, the strange unfavorable trade balance, and other disturbing events. In the absence of a willingness to undertake either buying or selling commitments, it is natural that...