roger hertog造句

• The archaeological dig was funded privately by Roger Hertog, an American banker.
• President Roger Hertog said in an interview.
• They joined the society's board last June, along with Roger Hertog, another business executive.
• He was released on July 21, 2010, on a $ 2 million bond signed by Roger Hertog.
• From 2012 to 2015, Holzer served as well as a Roger Hertog Fellow at the New-York Historical Society.
• Recently, however, Peretz has agreed to sell majority control of the magazine to two new partners, the financiers Michael Steinhardt and Roger Hertog, for an undisclosed sum.
• Roger Hertog, the newspaper's board chairman and a major investor, told a few dozen people who celebrated Day 1 in the newsroom, one flight up from Chambers Street.
• "Get a copy of our reports and then look at copies of others, and then see where you've learned something, " said Bernstein's president, Roger Hertog.
• An executive involved in the planning said the Sun's other investors include Roger Hertog, the vice chairman of Alliance Capital Management, and Michael Steinhardt, a former hedge-fund manager and former vice chairman of The Forward.
• Another firm that may soon sell shares to the public is New York-based Sanford C . Bernstein & Co . The company's president, Roger Hertog, wrote a letter to clients last year saying the company could go public.
• Paul is known as a " great salesman " and was responsible for bringing in most of the firm's accounts, especially in the early days . Paul and Zalman added Shepard D . Osherow, Roger Hertog, and Lewis Sanders to their firm in 1968.
• Roger Hertog, president of Sanford C . Bernstein & Co ., an investment research firm in New York, added, " Going from stocks to cash is a losing game because so much of the returns are clustered into a very small amount of time ."
• IN 1999, when Internet stocks soared, Sanders and Bernstein were tested again . " We had clients calling up saying,'I want you to take 10 percent of my money and buy those stocks, "'said Roger Hertog, vice chairman at Alliance and the former president of Bernstein.
• The 12 investors include Michael Steinhardt, the hugely successful hedge fund manager and philanthropist; Roger Hertog, the vice chairman of Alliance Capital and the chairman of the Manhattan Institute; and Lord Black of Crossharbour, the politically conservative chairman of the large media company Hollinger International, who in 1999 was on the verge of buying a majority stake in The New York Observer before the deal fell apart.
• They are Richard Gilder, a stockbroker and the chairman of the Gilder Foundation, which has donated nearly $ 1 million to the city's Catholic schools over the last decade ( he also pledged $ 17 million to the Central Park Conservancy three years ago ), and Roger Hertog, the president of Sanford C . Bernstein & Co ., the investment research and money management firm.
• They include Roger Hertog, president of Sanford Bernstein & Co ., investment firm; Richard Gilder, stockbroker and chairman of Gilder Foundation, which has donated $ 1 million to the city's Catholic schools over the last decade, and Peter Flanigan, a director of Dillon, Read & Co . and founder of Student-Sponsor Partnership, which lined up patrons to put 1, 030 high-school students through Catholic schools this year.
• The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals granted bail on 19 July 2010 under which Black was released pending retrial on a $ 2 million unsecured bond put up by conservative philanthropist Roger Hertog and ordered to remain on bail in the continental United States until at least 16 August, when his bail hearing was to resume, and the date by which Black and the prosecution were ordered by the Court of Appeals to submit written arguments for that court's review of his case.