The phrase "age business" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a business related to age or aging, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The age business is booming as more people seek products and services tailored for older adults."
Alternatives: "aging industry" or "senior market".
The factors of her advanced age, business inexperience, nomadic habits, & the similar factors which exist with respect to her husband..."...
Thus did I learn at an early age Business Lunch Lesson No. 1: You get what you paid for.
The factors of her advanced age, business inexperience, nomadic habits, & the similar factors which exist with respect to her husband..."....
In today's information age, business leaders continually emphasize that a college-educated work force is critical to sustaining national progress and prosperity.
He later became a contributing columnist to other publications, such as Advertising Age, Business Marketing, and the Ocean Reef Free Press.
In his autobiography/new age business manifesto Screw It, Let's Do It, Richard Branson shared the inside story of his road to Damascus conversion to the fight against climate change.
It covers such subjects as entrepreneurship, boardroom diversity, business ethics – and stone-age business leaders.
Merging it with Imagine, he took the whole thing public, all while starting Business 2.0, the Internet-age business magazine.
In assessing the results, he writes: "Is this, as some people say, an exciting new Internet-age business model for writers and other creative types?
I'm not just talking about dot-coms; gurus also celebrated such new-age business heroes as "petropreneurs," who owned neither oil wells nor refineries, and "fabless" chip companies that owned no factories.
So, recently I joined 250 mainly boomer-age business people who had paid $195 each for a day's worth of speeches, seminars and networking opportunities here at the second annual Florida Boomer Lifestyle Conference.
