With his poll numbers sagging, the choreographed confrontation seemed aimed at tapping the nation's antiestablishment mood as well as muscling financial regulation legislation through Congress.
For projects aimed at tapping the deeper reserves, they are able to use the fancy multi-directional wells now commonly employed in deep-sea oil drilling.
From August, China will allow investors to sell borrowed stock and to take out loans to buy shares, moves aimed at tapping the country's $4 trillion of bank deposits and at promoting trading.
In the last two months, Crown, part of the Random House division of Bertelsmann, and Penguin, part of the British media company Pearson, both started new lines aimed at tapping the booming market for conservative books.
The methodology was aimed at tapping the latent, unarticulated needs of the consumers (something that they do not say but still have).
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. military on Friday released a new strategy aimed at tapping the full potential of smartphones and other mobile devices while maintaining adequate security and reliability.
Pantheon and Partners Group, two giants of the funds-of-funds world with plenty of distribution muscle, recently launched vehicles aimed at tapping this market.
For Prahalad, who has since moved on to other projects aimed at tapping into the bottom of the pyramid, Ginger "proved a point that in India you can create world class at low cost, at prices that shocked the industry.
It's aimed at tapping into the increased demand for global travel from Asian tourists, and particularly those in China, whilst also bringing Western travelers to Asia where they can tap into Klook's ecosystem of activities and services.
The site is one of a growing number of endeavors aimed at tapping two underutilized resources: the brainpower and the good will of millions of Web users.
