Economic espionage. The secret weapons of corporations
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Economic espionage. The secret weapons of corporations
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"He who
"He who has the information, has the world. It's a phrase that Nathan
Rothschild, founder of the Rothschild branch of the English Rothschilds. One day, thanks to the fact
he learned 24 hours earlier than anyone else in 1815 that Napoleon had lost
the Battle of Waterloo, he was able to speculate on the London Stock Exchange.
on the London Stock Exchange. And earned 40 million pounds sterling.
Economic espionage as a field of covert activity to collect, analyze,
analyzing, storing and using highly valuable confidential information.
all areas of the market economy. Since ancient times, this type of activity is not only
not only the favorite weapon in the competitive struggle of big business, but also
a tool for making super-profits and controlling the world.
"He who has the information, has the world. It's a phrase that Nathan
Rothschild, founder of the Rothschild branch of the English Rothschilds. One day, thanks to the fact
he learned 24 hours earlier than anyone else in 1815 that Napoleon had lost
the Battle of Waterloo, he was able to speculate on the London Stock Exchange.
on the London Stock Exchange. And earned 40 million pounds sterling.
Economic espionage as a field of covert activity to collect, analyze,
analyzing, storing and using highly valuable confidential information.
all areas of the market economy. Since ancient times, this type of activity is not only
not only the favorite weapon in the competitive struggle of big business, but also
a tool for making super-profits and controlling the world.
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