Sentence examples for lucrative information from inspiring English sources

The chief executive of About.com, The New York Times Company's lucrative information and advice site, said Wednesday that he would leave the company next week.

We donate extremely lucrative information – our interests, demographic predilections, buying habits, cyber-movements – in exchange for "free" admission into social media networks.

Then, they will test those credentials across the Web sites of financial organizations, brokerage accounts and, apparently, Dropbox accounts, where potentially more lucrative information may be found.

They offer lucrative information every time they provide their e-mail address to a dressmaker or a doctor, and even when they give their ZIP code at the checkout counter.

The new service is intended to enhance Google's growing, potentially lucrative local information offerings.

A few saw it as a Machiavellian scheme from national government to hand potentially lucrative financial information to private companies.

Most insider trading cases start out with suspicions about well-timed transactions that prove to be lucrative once information becomes public about a company.

And a large percentage of funds appear to have provided confidential and potentially lucrative portfolio information to large customers, possibly in exchange for their business.

Eight months later, Google is announcing that Zagat will become the cornerstone of a new free service, Google Plus Local, intended to enhance Google's growing, potentially lucrative local information offerings.

VNU said that it would likely sell off its European educational publishing business and sharpen its focus on the U.S. and on the lucrative business information market.

The geographic location of cellphone users is becoming a lucrative bit of information as computing goes mobile and wireless advertisers increasingly provide cellphone users with geographically relevant ads for restaurants and other attractions.