Eighty-six percent of stocks in the "Sold in the USA" portfolio offer juicy dividends, yielding on average 2.7 percent.
Amy Cortese has written for The New York Times, Business Week and portfolio.
The generals control the Afghan portfolio in Pakistan and will not let Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif interfere with their plans.
The portfolio could lose as much as $1.6 billion more in the next quarter, the bank said.
Condé Nast chairman Si Newhouse had been admirably supportive of portfolio for the last two years.
A very graceful design suited to a portfolio lay partly colored where the light fell strongest.
He took out the portfolio in which were the notes he had made about it now and again.
For your sake, I forgot the portfolio with those other papers, and dropped it on the floor there.
And just then she came to the library door, carrying in her hand a portfolio.
The charm of Brummells dress was its simplicity; yet it cost him as much thought, time, and care as the portfolio of a minister.
1722, porto folio; 1719 as port folio, from Italian portafoglio "a case for carrying loose papers," from porta, imperative of portare "to carry" (see port (n.1)) + foglio "sheet, leaf," from Latin folium (see folio). Meaning "official documents of a state department" is from 1835. A minister without portfolio is one not in charge of a particular department. Meaning "collection of securities held" is from 1930; portfolio investment is from 1955.
