Thrusts readers into a clandestine world -- where bus. means war and info. is worth stealing. Through narrative accounts of corporate spies scheming to pilfer secrets from companies such as GE, HP and GTE, it dramatically brings to life one of America's fastest growing industries: corporate intelligence. The stories, though unbelievable, are all very real. Adam Penenberg -- writer for "Fortune" and "Time", and Marc Barry -- founder of a Manhattan-based corporate intelligence agency -- uncover and describe in thrilling detail the alarming regularity of espionage in industry. In this expose, they offer an unsettling portrait of America's publicly-traded companies, and they unravel the truth and hypocrisy behind the multi-billion dollar corporate intelligence bus.