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Regex - Company name - Stack Overflow As the question currently stands, no it is not possible to create a regex for company names It would be possible if you are able to create a PATTERN Means e g A company name always: starts with an uppercase letter ; has a comma; after the comma there is always one of "a s " or "s r o " So, the difficulties that I see here are:
Why ms is used before a company name? - Answers when we have to call a man, we say Mr , now company is group of persons including men women, hence commanly it is called messers or M s ( short form)
c# - How do we set Product name, Company name, etc. in Setup and . . . In my Windows application I set the Title, Product Name and Company Name in the assembly I added a setup and deployment project to the solution and added the primary output of the Windows application to it When I launch the setup, it does not take the Title, Product Name and Company Name What am I doing wrong forgetting?
Visual Studio 2010 setup project: How to set company name used in . . . Change the Manufacturer property "Default Company Name" in properties window to your own company name, e g "StackOverflow" Change the ProductName property "myAppSetup" in properties window to your desired program name, e g "Sweepstakes" The Author property may contain a default value "Default Company Name" and can also be changed
Openssl optionalCompanyName (optional Company Name) in command It's the " O=XYZ" so the "Organization" (or company name) is "XYZ" Update: After some reading I see where you are coming from as I never some across this before: "An optional company name:" is "unstructuredName" "unstructuredName" and "challengePassword" is part of a certificate request only So it's NOT part of the subject
normalization - Figure out if a business name is very similar to . . . The reason is that it does not take into account the importance of words in the name (like TF-IDF does) So common words like "Company" influence the score just as much as words that might uniquely identify company name To improve on that, you can use a name similarity trick suggested in this awesome series of posts (not mine) Here is a code
Finding company name from a ticker in Bloomberg Stack Overflow for Teams Where developers technologists share private knowledge with coworkers; Advertising Reach devs technologists worldwide about your product, service or employer brand
Name to Ticker in Bloomberg Excel - Stack Overflow Yes, it is possible Bloomberg provides a service via API that is meant explicitly for this The service is called blp instruments and there's no point in me giving an example of how to use it because one is provided as part of the API examples: SecurityLookupExample csproj