Sentence examples for data about business from inspiring English sources

So Arachnys is about digging deep into the data about business information from emerging markets like India, China, and Russia.

A spokeswoman for Cisneros said that because of taxpayer confidentiality laws, the office of the treasurer and tax collector could not discuss how it obtained the drivers' data, only that it follows nearly two years of enforcement work, "including multiple requests for information and subpoenas to get sufficient data about business operations from TNCs domiciled in San Francisco".

Q. Do you continue to collect data about businesses after they have paid off their loans?

The company, based in Short Hills, N.J., focuses in aggregating data about businesses, especially credit risks.

To comply with the law, the private ratings agencies, which determine credit scores for millions of people and businesses, have been contracted to act on behalf of HMRC and are "therefore treated as part of the department" – giving them access to tax data about businesses that would otherwise be confidential.

Fact is, Alibaba Group is sitting on a swelling trove of data about businesses and consumers.

The research agenda could consider how external environmental accounting and environmental management accounting could piggy-back on the potential of Industry 4.0 for providing new, more accurate, better quality, real time physical and monetary data about businesses.

In the meantime, Swiss banks would be free to disclose to American authorities broader statistical data about American clients, like information about business relationships.

On top of the service is an analytics platform to help customers monitor their businesses with alerts, notifications and access to data about the business.

And now, it is working on ways of expanding into adjacent areas of travel services for both its hosts and guests, and also strategically disclosing more data about the business in hopes of swaying regulators and nay-sayers to be more open to its disruptive business model.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) should look towards developing more automated and cost-effective ways of collecting data about its business, according to a National Audit Office NAOO) review into the department's "indicators" and operational data systems.