It is used also by criminals for fraud, gathering business intelligence, stealing sensitive information etc.
Some call it theft, others call it legitimately gathering business intelligence - and everyone is doing it.
In one fell swoop, Johnson will put Vanguard on its heels in the asset gathering business.
Now, with respect to the NSA, a government agency that has been in the intelligence gathering business for a very long time —.
Pressure on price is increasing as advertisers question the 12-15% operating margins still typical of the ad agencies and, indeed, even the effectiveness of traditional advertising.The agencies are busily diversifying into fee-gathering businesses such as branding and direct marketing to reduce revenue volatility caused by the traditional cycle in ad spending.
Television news has become more stage-set than information-gathering business.
"The Newsroom," his first new series in nearly six years, is Mr. Sorkin's response to what he sees as the sins of the news-gathering business.
For many people, the martyrs of 9/11 were the fire-fighters who were killed in the Twin Towers, including their remarkable chaplain, Father Mychal Judge (above).Our news-gathering business has its martyrs too, sung and unsung.
Northern Border Partners L.P., which owns interstate pipelines, agreed yesterday to buy stakes in three natural gas systems from the Enron Corporation for about $200 million to expand its gas-gathering business in Wyoming.
After just missing being named chief executive of Merrill Lynch in 2001, he joined Mr. Mack in early 2002 with a mandate to take the firm's asset-gathering business to the next level.
But in keeping with his book's general overview, his main idea about the news-gathering business is that it is not moribund but "a textbook case of a paradigm reinventing itself to do more with less".
