PennyMac buys loans from pre-approved outside sales offices, bundles them and sells off the slices.
Just as Microsoft bundles its corresponding desktop products into its Office suite, bundling makes sense on the Web as well.
We had heard that Mr. Stein was selected for his boldness, and he proved his bravery in battle by charging through the room, an office chair bundled in his arms, shouting enthusiastically, "Let's do this!" But what was this?
Chief among those plans, he said in an interview at his office, is bundling the company's services, as other carriers are doing, in hopes of inducing Sprint customers to subscribe to a full package of wireless, long-distance and local service and, if possible, high-speed Internet access, too.
There are no peons in white Nehru caps shuffling between offices with bundles of dusty paper files tied with string.
Mr Davies, who defected to Labour from the Tories in 2007, sent the bill to the Commons fees office in a bundle of receipts in February.
Now it was using its control of the office market to bundle its PCs into the workplace.
By bundling Office into its Surface 2 and Surface RT tablets, it is baking the cost of Office into Windows, which is already baked into the hardware itself.
Mr Rini resigned after eight days in office and was bundled out of Government House by Australian police.
Gisela Stuart sits in an impossibly cluttered campaign office, piled with bundled leaflets every word of which she has written herself.
