big business

“Then one day, at the grocery store, I came across an issue of Time magazine that featured a cover story about the media frenzy and big business surrounding Selenas death.”

Simon & Schuster: Make Your Life Prime Time

“Jay Gould, who became a sort of Napoleon of finance, early showed a talent for big business and power to deal with men.”

My Boyhood

“She stopped at the Eighth Street Deli, which did a big business selling overpriced sandwiches to rich NYU students and professors.”

Manhattan Is My Beat

“Like the possible, oh so important election as a voting member to the super-exclusive Turf Club, or membership in the Hong Kong Golf Club or Cricket Club — or even the Club itself — or any of the other minor though equally exclusive clubs that were tightly controlled by the British tai-pans of great hongs where all the really big business was conducted.”

Noble House

“As a result, labor activities were largely controlled, and big business groups known as chaebols were created.”

Simon & Schuster: Strategic Management in Developing Countries Case Studies

“The reports of messieurs the prefects are disquieting; the army is divided into Bonapartists and Republicans; the body of big business in Paris has pronounced against Henry V.”

The George Sand-Gustave Flaubert Letters

“Certain senior senators would have loved to destroy your chances, but you are far too well known as a patron of honor and sincere supporter of big business (especially after your scrupulous honoring of all your promises in Africa).”

The First Man in Rome

“In Philanthrocapitalism, Michael Green and I argue that big private philanthropies such as the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and big business have crucial, though subtly different, roles to play in addressing todays big social challenges.”

Simon & Schuster: Creative Capitalism

“The bartender was doing a big business with mugs of sweet, mint-laced Southsiders.”

Mistress of Justice