Tertiary. Provides a service to customers. You'll find this link helpful. http://docs.paperless-school.com/PrimarySecondaryAndTertiaryBusinessSectors
Media.
Industry is a fairly generic term, but is most commonly used as a substitute term for a manufacturer of goods such as Pepsi or Ford. The term industry can also be used to refer to a very specific group of companies. For example, the financial industry, entertainment industry, and the service industry.The service industry is essentially non-good producing industries such as retail trade, wholesale trade, and the service industries. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, these companies make up 70% of the total economic activity in the United States. Good examples of the service industry include health care, hospitality & accommodations, and real estate. The financial and insurance sectors would also be included within the service industry.In economic terms, the differences are essentially the same. This is obviously a little simplistic, but check out Google Finance or any financial site under the Sector Summary to see how each of the "industries" are broken down for the purpose of comparison and reporting.
Google and Yahoo are two search engines owned by Microsoft and Yahoo! respectively.
No, the Google search engine is highly regarded by "Big Data" researchers.
Yahoo is better. Yahoo and Google are both major companies but Yahoo is better. tip click the exclamation mark at the end of Yahoo it sings. google's better ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Are you kidding me? of course Google is the most popular web in the world of the Internet!
secondary storage , primary storage , temporary storage
i dont know ask google
It depends what the picture is. If it's a picture of a painting in which the artist was there when whatever it was happened (example: a painting of the Battle of Yorktown in which the artist was there) it would be a primary source. If it was a picture where the person wasn't there (example: someone dressed up as George Washington) it would be a secondary source.
While to consumers it may appear that Google compete in the search engine industry, they in fact mainly compete in the online advertising industry, largely through their AdSense and AdWords programs
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google was made for a reason =)
An IPO, or an initial public offering, is a company's first offering of securities to the primary market (known as "the public"). After the IPO, those securities are generally traded on the secondary market. Google went public on August 19th, 2004.
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Backstage passes cannot be bought since they are promotional products. The only way to get backstage is to go through a secondary company that actually handles the passes for the promoters.The industry standard is IGOTBACKSTAGEPASSES . Just Google it.
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