Merrill

American  

[mer-uhl] / ˈmɛr əl /

noun

1. James (Ingram), 1926–95, U.S. poet.

2. a male or female given name.

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Example Sentences

As Merrill Lynch’s chief North American economist during the 2000s, he learned from Merrill’s legendary market strategist, Bob Farrell, that sentiment is the main driver of market swings.

From Barron's

As Merrill Lynch’s chief North American economist during the 2000s, he learned from Merrill’s legendary market strategist, Bob Farrell, that sentiment is the main driver of market swings.

From Barron's

The ad was produced by a committee run independently of Mahan’s campaign and funded mostly by Silicon Valley executives, including $1 million from Michael Seibel of Y Combinator and $500,000 each from Riot Games co-founder Marc Merrill and his wife, Ashley.

From Los Angeles Times

“We don’t think that the U.S. opportunity is over by any stretch of the imagination,” said Chris Hyzy, chief investment officer of Bank of America Private Bank and Merrill.

From The Wall Street Journal

Regulators found that Blodget, then of Merrill Lynch, and Grubman, of Salomon Smith Barney, issued research that didn’t reflect their honest views but rather flattered companies’ leadership.

From Barron's