business-oriented

• “In one mode, she is the hopeful business woman bringing the business-oriented approach to government that worked so well for the Bush Administration.”

  The Huffington Post: John DeCock: I'm A Cabbage, That's What I Think. What Do You Think?

• “But when there were three social psychologists or three business-oriented professors the other members occasionally endured conversations that held little interest for them.”

  The Huffington Post: Bella DePaulo: Singles Bonding Over Food and Friendship: Cooking Club, Year 39

• “Although the nonprofit's business-oriented approach to poverty alleviation has been generating buzz in the foundation world for over a decade, their success has been less known among the general public.”

  The Huffington Post: Nicole Skibola: The Movement to Kickstart Rural Agriculture

• “Mr. Bates helped usher in the CRS-1 router, and more recently the business-oriented tablet, the Cius.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Skype Hires Cisco Executive as CEO

• “T-Mobile USA may sell a more business-oriented Windows Phone 7 device later.”

  The Wall Street Journal: T-Mobile to Sell Microsoft Windows Phone

• “We've brought in business-oriented speakers or speakers that have published books about advertising...sometimes we try to tie it into our role," she says.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Joining the Club

• “And both of these things are threatened by the rise of business-oriented philanthropy.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Should Philanthropies Operate Like Businesses?

• “The AKP should be viewed as the equivalent of the Christian Democrats in Europe after the 1950s -- dynamic, business-oriented conservatives with religious roots.”

  The Huffington Post: Pepe Escobar: So Many Ways to Strut Your Democratic Stuff in a New World

• “Born in Varese north of Milan, he studied in Italy's financial capital at its business-oriented Bocconi university, and then did graduate studies in economics at Yale under a Nobel winner, the late James Tobin, another otherwise obscure economists whose name is also in the news, for his advocacy of a "Tobin" tax on foreign currency transactions.”

  The Guardian: Berlusconi's replacement as Italy's PM: will it be the fixer or the technocrat?

• “Two other parties—the business-oriented Ak Zhol, which rarely challenges the government, and the People's Communist Party—just barely cleared the 7% threshold needed to win seats in parliament.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Big Victory for Ruling Kazakh Party

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