new issue

noun

stock exchange an issue of shares being offered to the public for the first time

Releasing a new issue was like dropping an atom bomb on the industry.

Coincidently, the new issue of GQ magazine tells the story of the men who made ‘The Sopranos.’

Pippa also has done a short QA with Roger Federer for the new issue of the magazine.

Their new issue features a roll-call of the “50 most fascinating people in the country.”

On the cover of Candy magazine's new issue, a transgender model portrays Michelle Obama being sworn in on a Bible.

In one sense, then, the new issue has adequate expansibility for ordinary needs.

The denomination of the stamps of the new issue therefore remained at first the same.

On December 17, 1791, a new issue was ordered, making in all twenty-one hundred millions authorized.

And also because a new issue means that the old stock is shaky.

The agitation for a new issue is quite pronounced and is by no means confined to philatelists.

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