A university auditorium was filled, business leaders showered him with praise and the local news media scrambled for interviews.
To Let signs fill business districts, but new shops, stores, restaurants, attractions are opening.
He gave himself a crash course in business basics, like registering his venture so he could collect sales taxes, filling out business tax forms and ordering business cards.
When I walk to work and pass by these buildings and these businesses, I can't help but imagine I'm on a new version of Sesame Street, one filled with businesses using business as a force for good.
After a brief career in investment banking, Mr. Holman in 1963 founded The Wall Street Transcript, a tabloid-sized weekly newspaper filled with business interviews, stock recommendations, transcripts of business round-table discussions and information from government regulators.
An airplane filled with business users, on the other hand, or a conference room filled with business executives can provide much higher returns on investment for cyber criminals.
The main reason Brett and his team picked Charlotte was that it filled a business niche.
He keeps six shoe boxes under his bed filled with business cards of industry-savvy friends he has made over the years.
As several banks set up energy trading desks over the last decade, aiming to fill the business that Enron vacated, the agency expanded its focus to Wall Street.
With planes filled with business travelers paying round-trip fares averaging more than $200, according to American Express Consulting, they are among the most profitable routes in the industry.
