We're supporting our steel industry, our coal industry, [and] our aluminum industry.
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We have one with the auto industry, the aviation industry, the pharmaceutical industry.
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They cut deals with the insurance industry, the pharmaceutical industry, the hospital industry.
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The drone industry has taken the lessons of the tech industry, the aviation industry and the media industry to start self-regulating.
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Jeff Bezos Industry: Tech, AmazonNet worth: $132 billion Warren Buffett Industry: Finance, Berkshire HathawayNet worth: $85 billion Mark Zuckerberg Industry: Tech, FacebookNet worth: $74 billion Charles Koch Industry: Manufacturing, Koch IndustriesNet worth: $51.5 billion David Koch Industry: Manufacturing, Koch Industries Net worth: $51.5 billion Sheldon Adelson Industry: CasinosNet worth: $42.8 billion Jim Walton Industry: Retail, WalmartNet worth: $40.3 billion Alice Walton Industry: Retail, WalmartNet worth: $40 billion Phil Knight & family Industry: Retail, NikeNet worth: $30.7 billion Thomas Peterffy Industry: Discount brokerageNet worth: $25.7 billion
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"In many ways, the prison industry can be looked at like the coal industry, or the timber industry, or the manufacturing industry," Tracy Huling told me.
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That is, people understand the industry, they are sympathetic to the industry, they're knowledgeable in the industry.
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"When you decimate the restaurant industry, the travel industry, the hotel industry, the airline industry .. the cruise line industry, obviously you're going to take a huge divot out of economic activity," he said Tuesday during a webcast with investors.
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"When you decimate the restaurant industry, the travel industry, the hotel industry, the airline industry ... the cruise line industry, obviously you're going to take a huge divot out of economic activity," the DoubleLine Capital CEO said during a webcast.
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And then in 2018, [it] really hit its earnings stride … and now it's threatening industry after industry after industry.
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In 2015, the US grocery industry recorded $602 billion in sales — more than the auto industry and smartphone industry.
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They believe SpaceIL could sprout a new industry for Israel, just like the aviation industry or the civilian cyber industry.
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We started off talking about things that are changing in your industry, both the industry you're covering and the media industry.
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"When you decimate the restaurant industry, the travel industry, the hotel industry, the airline industry .. the cruise line industry, obviously you're going to take a huge divot out of economic activity," DoubleLine Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach said on a webcast Tuesday after the bell.
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First, he talked about the drug industry a manufacturing industry.
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Profitability varies from business to business, and industry to industry.
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Industry conferences are frequent, even before there is an industry.
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It's a very technical industry; it's a very specific industry.
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This is really hitting the cruise industry, the airline industry.
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The dairy industry, manufacturing industry, oil refineries and many others.
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"The hospitality industry is still the hospitality industry," Ladner said.
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Other industries at risk of being negatively impacted by the tariffs include the automobile industry, the tech industry, and the agricultural industry.
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Overall, the tech industry ranked second in consumer trust; the food and beverage industry ranked first, while the airline industry ranked third.
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The film industry has the Oscars, and the music industry has the Grammys, so the podcast industry wants its own awards show.
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"This is a potential industry that creates a lot of jobs," said Taufiek Bawazier, director of downstream chemical industry at the industry ministry, cautioning that focusing only on the environmental risks could harm the industry.
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At this point it makes little sense to talk about a U.S. auto industry, a Canadian auto industry or a Mexican auto industry.
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WarnerMedia's businesses are members of various industry working groups, including the International Licensing Industry Merchandisers' Association (LIMA) and the Toy Industry Association (TIA).
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Members of Congress ask tough questions of the financial industry, and they haven't worked in the financial industry, or the health care industry.
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The male grooming industry is a multi-billion pound worldwide industry.
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Bezos' monster has killed industry after industry and never looked back.
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That represents about 35% of industry capacity, according to industry analysts.
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Industry likens itself to LinkedIn for the restaurant and hotel industry.
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Industry-funded watchdog the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority declined to comment.
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The smartphone industry is where the PC industry was in 2011.
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The plus-size industry is an $18-billion industry — Zara, c'mon!
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The number of jobs affected will vary from industry to industry.
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What industry are we going to abolish next, the coffee industry?
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"The watch industry is not the most dynamic industry," he said.
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"But the mining industry isn't a long-term industry," he continued.
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The annuities industry — like every industry — faces rare, unacceptable sales practices.
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There will always be a cottage industry and the rage industry.
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There's been some consolidation in that industry and the gas industry.
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Both people with industry experience and outside of the industry experience.
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"It's the industry standard," an online ad industry veteran told me.
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Right. When it becomes an industry, it's like any other industry.
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Sivaram thinks the solar industry could look to the semiconductor industry.
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"Russia's main worst-performing industry is the shipbuilding industry," Kofman said.
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Adams: The hyperloop industry, it's not really an industry yet, right?
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The means are suggested by the industry in order to accomplish the ends of the industry, with reasoning provided, conveniently enough, by the industry.
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Signatories also include Allied for Startups, BSA The Software Alliance, Computing Technology Industry Association, Computer & Communications Industry Association, Consumer Technology Association, Semiconductor Industry Association, Silicon Valley Leadership Group, Software & Information Industry Association, Technology CEO Council and TechNet.
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Signatories also include Allied for Startups, BSA The Software Alliance, Computer Technology Industry Association, Computer & Communications Industry Association, Consumer Technology Association, Semiconductor Industry Association, Silicon Valley Leadership Group, Software & Information Industry Association, Technology CEO Council and TechNet.
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Fake news is unquestionably an industry, and a growth industry to boot.
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This industry is competitive in nature marked by high industry rivalry levels.
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We've had troubles in the steel industry and in the manufacturing industry.
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And yeah, they weren't born in the industry or know the industry.
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The commission accused industry regulators of being too cosy with the industry.
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Well, there's a meat industry, and then there's the animal agriculture industry.
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I mean, you see it from the alcohol industry, the spirits industry.
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I don't want to be judgmental about that industry or another industry.
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"We're working in a capex-restricted industry," industry consultant Bengt Nordstrom said.
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Industry consultant Autodata put industry SAAR at 16.62 million units for March.
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" The beer industry: "About 2 million jobs depend on America's beer industry.
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The auto industry, perhaps more than any other, is a global industry.
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The pharmaceutical industry unseated the federal government for America's most hated industry.
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At issue is a prolonged debate that has pitted industry against industry.
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The natural gas industry also propelled Louisiana during the oil industry struggles.
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Agencies must rely on industry estimates of costs, which industry habitually inflates.
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The tech industry and the music industry are at war right now.
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If this is the industry standard, the industry is broken, I argued.
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"It hurts a great industry and a very powerful industry," Trump said.
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The fossil fuel industry is now the equivalent of the tobacco industry.
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Still, the auto industry has hardly conceded defeat, several industry officials said.
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"We say 'fashion industry,' but it's the bag industry," Mr. Touitou said.
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"It's the industry, it's clearly the industry," said Morningstar analyst Kristoffer Inton.
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My third startup was in the real estate industry-slash-technology industry.
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We're going to bring back the coal industry, save the coal industry . . .
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Not unlike the cryptocurrency industry, the vaping industry could encounter tough regulators.
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"We started off with customers in the medical industry, the graphic arts industry, and the intelligence industry," Steve Jobs stated in To Infinity and Beyond!
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" If the de Havilland decision were allowed to stand, Ms. Rothman said, "then that upends the film industry, the TV industry, the video game industry.
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The space has gone from science fiction to mainstream, from an industry in denial to an industry in free-fall to an industry in growth.
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But the fact that the fast food industry is out-innovating the medical industry is a scary sign of how slow the medical industry is moving.
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From the food industry to the drug industry to the oil and gas industry, corporate America routinely hides science under a haze of well-funded oppo.
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Iran's oil industry needs around $150 billion in investments, industry experts have estimated.
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Industry analysts described the EU order as too late to reshape the industry.
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The ad industry does that, too, but it's more than the ad industry.
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You think about the customer, and the industry, who works in the industry.
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The coal industry is slowly dying, and the green energy industry is growing.
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Over the longer term, the oil industry may become a significantly smaller industry.
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Former ad industry head Cindy Gallop called out sexual harassment in her industry.
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Eventually, the clean beauty industry is going to just become ... the beauty industry.
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The pharmaceutical industry is the least popular industry in America, for good reason.
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The answer is simple: The firearm industry feared becoming the next tobacco industry.
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Before, there was the major industry and then there was the indie industry.
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I am in the service industry, after all, not the celebrity service industry.
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Women earn less than men in nearly every industry, including the music industry.
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While the steel industry supports the tariffs, the aluminum industry is mostly opposed.
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Industry experts know that this is mostly because of innovation and industry consolidation.
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Almost overnight, the perfume designed to troll the industry became an industry monster.
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Industry-government collaboration has allowed the U.S. drone industry to flourish thus far.
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They consistently read their industry periodicals or blogs for industry trends and opportunities.
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Unlike the aviation industry, the shipping industry has not instituted emergency avoidance systems.
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The industry players hope to introduce a new era for the ICT industry.
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Both the ethanol industry and the oil industry were disappointed with the proposal.
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The Petroleum Industry Governance Bill is part of proposed reforms that make up the sprawling Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB), aimed at overhauling the OPEC member's energy industry.
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Industry insights - the major challenge for industry and Government are "the unknown unknowns" where industry has to educate Government fast on the most important negotiating issues - e.g.
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Despite the flood of negative news, some industry experts argue that investors are fleeing the industry at a time when the industry could still make a comeback.
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Where Björk Digital (which has already toured Australia and Japan) fits into this career-long narrative seems obvious: she is seizing upon the rising prevalence of VR (virtual reality)—a technology being adopted by the movie industry, gaming industry, sports industry, fashion industry, psychology industry, and, yep, the porn industry—to explore how it can be used to enhance the experience of music and be deployed in large scale art projects.
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The construction industry added 13,000 jobs and services industry employment increased by 175,000 jobs.
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However, one industry that Cramer was not-so sanguine about, was the coal industry.
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"GM has an industry-leading truck franchise and industry-leading electrification capabilities," Barra said.
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Although the international industry has begun to act, the U.S. industry continues to lag.
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We have a large and vibrant commercial fishing industry, but it's an aging industry.
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But the fashion industry, especially in New York, is very much so an industry.
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Casting the coal industry as one under siege provides important cover for industry advocates.
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The marijuana industry says it wants to be treated like any other legal industry.
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Competitive Industry, Low Bargaining Power: China's auto dealership industry is highly fragmented and competitive.
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Uber disrupting the taxi industry and Airbnb the hospitality industry are just two examples.
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Key Industry Sector: ASML's prospects are intrinsically linked to that of the semiconductor industry.
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The industry lags behind only the oil industry in terms of energy sector employment.
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Frank Hugelmeyer leads The RV Industry Association, which represents the $50 billion RV industry.
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"We're going to bring back the coal industry, save the coal industry," he said.
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Rome, Industry Minister Stefano Patuanelli speaks before Chamber of Deputies Industry Committee (2300 GMT).
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The bourbon industry is not the only industry that relies on white oak trees.
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Hollywood is such an industry town, so the parties tend to be industry-led.
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MH: Economically speaking, the recycling industry is more than a $200 billion industry worldwide.
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The video game industry is two or three times bigger than the movie industry.
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"They're the only true showroom the industry has," said toy industry analyst Richard Gottlieb.
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Notably, the American solar industry also employs double the number of coal industry workers.
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Notably, the American meat industry is starting to rebrand itself as a "protein" industry.
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Similarly, the beef industry lobby views NAFTA as a good thing for the industry.
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Its diverse economy is focused on manufacturing, the financial industry, and the services industry.
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After all, generic industry-wide problems are better left for generic, industry-wide rulemakings.
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It's not just a very white industry, it's also a very affluent, white industry.
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He also began accumulating clients in the entertainment industry, including the adult entertainment industry.
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Some industry executives said the public shouldn't read too much into his industry connections.
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Compared with the beef industry, the chicken industry uses double the antibiotic feed additives.
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Regulators and industry experts said the pace of both projects far exceeded industry norms.
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An advantage of Jingye, a multi-industry business specialised in iron and steel, is that it knows the industry and has the ability to invest, industry sources say.
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Instead, Google is offering a service-based video-game platform that goes where you are — like the music industry, the film industry, and the TV industry have already done.
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The solar industry now employs twice as many people in the United States as the coal industry and roughly the same number of people as the natural gas industry.
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What will happen is the industry pricing will go up and that go through the whole industry and that will impact what happens to the oil and gas industry.
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The tech industry, perhaps more than any other industry, is identified by its innovative spirit.
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The outdoor industry is a huge industry, but we don't spend any money on lobbying.
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The financial services industry offers a cautionary tale for the customers of the genome industry.
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The Outdoor Industry Association, the trade group of the recreation industry, also attacked the order.
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It's an established industry, but a devastated industry and I knew I could resurrect that.
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The industry-by-industry variations within this overall context of rising demand are striking, however.
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The tech industry is no longer just the tech industry, and apps aren't just apps.
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He argues the slave insurance industry helped establish the life insurance industry for free citizens.
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If there's anyone out there looking to disrupt an industry, do the Hollywood industry please.
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The cybersecurity industry is good at inspiring a lack of faith in the cybersecurity industry.
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Casper disrupting the mattress industry Casper disrupting the mattress industry Finally, how you're disrupting matters.
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One day the industry wants this, while another industry wants that, then they switch places.
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Airbnb is trying to disrupt not just the hotel industry, but the entire travel industry.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Growing Industry, Regional Imbalance: China's high-standard warehouse industry is still underdeveloped.
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We have the tourism industry, we have the mining industry that would provide significant opportunities.
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"We're going to build our steel industry back and our aluminum industry back," Trump said.
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"There's a lot of concern within the industry," one defense industry official told The Hill.
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Then to disturb market, to disturb the way aluminum industry, the global aluminium industry function.
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The release of studies funded by industry, on the other hand, is controlled by industry.
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For the longest time our industry, like every other industry, was very white male-dominated.
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"It's a huge industry," Meeker said, referring to the nearly $70 billion pet products industry.
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Power fantasies are produced by an industry, and they reflect several parts of that industry.
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"I'm more excited about this industry than the web 2.0 industry when I started TechCrunch."
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"The answer to this question varies dramatically from industry to industry," Zachary Painter of ResumeGenius.
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"Technology is not its own industry anymore, it's part of every other industry," Golkin said.
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Almost no industry is more vested in tax code changes than the structured settlement industry.
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"The cannabis industry is an emerging industry, but it's a microcosm of America," he explained.
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That figure would make the outdoors industry about 10 times bigger than the coal industry.
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"This is a billion-dollar industry soon to become a trillion-dollar industry," he said.
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Big changes are coming for the automobile industry, and everyone in the industry knows it.
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The tech industry broadly is pathetic in this regard, and the venture industry is worse.
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The new big marijuana industry, just like any other for-profit industry, wants to grow.
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The solar industry alone now employs twice as many people as the coal industry does.
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"The automotive industry is a global industry with long, complicated supply chains," the group said.
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Perhaps no industry has been hit worse by the coronavirus pandemic than the cruise industry.
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The best-case scenario is a weed industry modeled on the beer or wine industry.
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He is the company's global energy industry managing director, not the global energy industry manager.
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Yes, but: Some industry officials say women still face obstacles in the male-dominated industry.
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Overall, by excluding the sex industry, CES organizers failed to understand a major industry shift.
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Just as the tobacco industry had to make adjustments, so too should the dairy industry.
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I spent a long time in the staffing industry here, worked with the automotive industry.
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It's a lot easier to protect an industry than to protect employment in the industry.
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FDA could try to force industry to cooperate, but industry might legally challenge such orders.
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CRAMER: STEEL IS A VERY SMALL INDUSTRY IN OUR COUNTRY, BUT VITAL – THE DEFENSE INDUSTRY.
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Arguably, no industry has undergone a longer and more sustained disruption than the communications industry.
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And they've been in fights with the telecom industry, with the cable industry, over this.
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Global Industry Analysts valued the skin-lightening industry as being worth $10 billion in 2015.
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They came up either inside the industry or working on issues related to the industry.
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"Now, the problem is, when you think about it, the car industry in China is 60 percent larger than the car industry in [the] U.S. The car industry in Europe is 22 percent larger than the car industry in the U.S.," Clemmer said on Tuesday.
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IN FACT WE SAW MORE VOLUNTARILY LEAVERS FROM THE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY, BECAUSE AS THE JOB MARKET TIGHTENS, PEOPLE WILL VOLUNTARILY LEAVE THE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY AND GO INTO THE SERVICE INDUSTRY.
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Industry originally used a subscription model to charge employers, but realized this model resulted in too much churn — especially in an industry that was as seasonal as the hospitality industry.
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According to these statistics, it takes only one coal industry worker to produce the same amount of electricity as 12 wind industry employees or, even worse, 85033 solar industry workers.
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Wall street analysts, however, "are more putting some kind of industry multiple maybe at the high end of the industry, but still an industry multiple on this stock," Binger said.
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"The cannabis industry has gone from a cottage industry to multibillion dollar industry, and you can't do that without tech infrastructure," Sheldon Owen, Vana's founder and CEO, told Business Insider.
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"The biggest sectors of steel consumption are in the construction industry, the auto industry, oil and gas industry, all of which need these products to produce competitive products," warns Yerxa.
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Specifically, for each industry group, we calculated the average percent growth rates for occupations employed in that industry, weighted by the number of employees with that occupation in each industry.
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Right now, depending on how you view that space, if you would factor in the music industry, and you factor in the radio industry, it's a hundred billion dollar industry.
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China retaliated with punishing tariffs on the U.S. poultry industry, costing that industry about $1 billion.
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The industry is so weird, not the industry people, but the actual artists get so weird.
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"So overall, the semiconductor industry is the one industry that we do not recommend to buy."
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You're using technology to bring more transparency to the construction industry, an incredibly male-dominated industry.
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On the other hand, the legaltech industry raised about 0.01 percent of the global legal industry.
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A banking industry expert said technological monitoring of employees is increasingly common in the financial industry.
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But with the advent of AutoCAD and other programs, the industry rapidly became a digital industry.
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And I feel like those kinds of measures in our industry, in every industry [are crucial].
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Following extensive lobbying by the pharmaceutical industry and venture capital industry, however, patent reform stalled out.
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Men, especially white men, belong to the tech industry, after all — they are the tech industry.
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The only industry anyone is contemplating nationalizing is the health insurance industry, and now that Sen.
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Birds can cause problems in many areas, like the agriculture industry, the oil and gas industry.
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The steel industry is an example, and the aluminum industry, they are very capital-intensive industries.
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The industry has raised some $3 trillion from investors since 2012, according to industry tracker Preqin.
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So these scientists were part of the food industry — and the food industry supports food science.
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He said as the industry awaits action from lawmakers, the industry is in a good space.
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The industry is worth $494 billion globally, according to the Global Wellness Institute, an industry body.
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We're not doing it for the oil industry, I'm not doing it for the oil industry.
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The other problem is that the industry—the white-dominated industry—doesn't seem to know this.
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We want FordPass to do for the auto industry what iTunes did for the music industry.
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"The industry is very defensive about people coming in and shining a light on the industry."
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The business-services industry saw more openings than any other industry, with 1.3 million in April.
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The fashion industry is famously ridiculously exclusive, and the retail industry tends to echo that nonsense.
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"Today, the ETF industry globally is $2.5 trillion bigger than the hedge fund industry," Fuhr said.
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The autonomous vehicle industry is "a similar event path" to the space industry, Morgan Stanley said.
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I think it's a real industry, industry-leading performance both in fixed income and in equities.
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Industry alone cannot formulate a sufficient response, and government regulation alone risks excluding crucial industry insights.
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What the industry does: Catchall category for retail stores not included in some other industry grouping.
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Proportionally, that makes the industry as important to Ireland as the car industry is to Germany.
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I had confused an industry acknowledging the problem with an industry willing to fix the problem.
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Electronic logging could leave the industry short 1 million drivers, according to industry tracker FTR Intel.
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John Neuffer is president & CEO of the Semiconductor Industry Association, the voice of the semiconductor industry.
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She said Dourson's career as a chemical industry representative compromises his ability to oversee the industry.
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The bail bond industry rakes in an estimated $2 billion per year, according to industry observers.
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Efforts to reform the state's bail industry floundered after stiff resistance from the bail-bond industry.
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Vegans understand that the meat industry is one part of a biggersystem - the fake food industry.
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Ending the meat industry is part of a larger effort - to end the fake food industry.
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The film industry wasn't yet considered an industry, so there was this real fluidity between jobs.
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To put it simply, an industry slowdown, mixed with extreme overproduction, caught the industry off-guard.
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Global Industry Analysts predicts that the whitening industry will be worth some $20 billion by 2018.
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"The bourbon industry is our rather signature industry in central Kentucky," Ramer of VisitLex told me.
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It's a growing industry, and the population of boys in the industry is growing as well.
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The alternative meat industry is expected to become a $140 billion industry in the next decade.
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The airline industry, in particular, is considered by bankers and politicians alike a critical U.S. industry.
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Breakfast is one the few expanding segments for the industry, according to food industry group NDP.
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Crash prompts industry review The commercial air tour industry is facing increasing scrutiny after the crash.
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The institute works on industry research and attracting talent to the manufacturing industry, among other things.
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Critics of the gambling industry say these discrepancies have been subtly encouraged by the industry itself.
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Music industry groups including the Recording Industry Association of America and the National Music Publishers Association
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"One thing I would look into is learning in the industry," RedMonk industry analyst KellyAnn Fitzpatrick.
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" He went on, "The private-equity industry has become an industry by itself, as you know.
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Lamel previously worked for tech industry trade groups — the Computer and Communications Industry Association and TechAmerica.
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The service-related industry posted the most hires, but manufacturing and construction industry also posted gains.
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The U.S. steel industry had tariff and quota protection for years, while the industry shed jobs.
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The tech industry is a coveted industry to work in, with high pay and competitive benefits.
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Few shipping industry experts expect those price increases to fix what is wrong with the industry.
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Pressure is mounting on every US industry, because Amazon is trying to break original industry pattern.
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Industry voices are quick to highlight the important role the industry plays — and we don't disagree.
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Australia's tourism industry is both isolated and interconnected The tourism industry has always been growth-focused.
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"I don't care if it's Facebook, the pharma industry, even the agricultural industry," the senator said.
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For his part, Schmitz writes about the sugar industry between the 1940s and and the 1970s, the cement industry in the 1970s and 1980s, and the construction industry in the 1920s.
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If you're in the gaming industry, you can get an Industry Pro Badge for $695, which gives you extended, industry-only hours to check out the show floor or attend meetings.
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It is also a behemoth, with tentacles in the retail industry, the entertainment industry, the grocery industry, and the very infrastructure of both the internet and the delivery of physical goods.
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We researched each company's primary industry and, using IBISWorld's database of industry reports, determined the size of each industry (in U.S. dollars) and its life-cycle stage (growth, mature or decline).
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They go industry by industry and as I said, not only do we have targets, but ultimately, this is about industry being able to have hard contracts and deliver these goods.
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"The industry has been almost like a craft industry and now it's moving towards a commodity industry and standardisation," says Alan Gelb of the Centre for Global Development, a think-tank.
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The video game industry is projected to generate over $150 billion worldwide in 2019, while the esports industry could become a billion-dollar industry this year, according to research firm Newzoo.
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" As the New York Times noted, the industries Warren homed in on as most directly contributing to carbon pollution were "the building industry, the electric power industry and the oil industry.
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" He added, "With 82% of the industry being male, nearly 60% of the industry being white male, and 40% of the industry coming from just two academic institutions, it is no wonder that this industry feels so insular and less of meritocracy but more of a mirrortocracy.
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But in developing countries ... Bangladesh, which is famous for the garment industry — and the garment industry has always been thought of as the industry that always will require human hands — garment industry owners are buying these things called sewbots, S-E-W-B-O-T-S.
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There's nothing more frustrating than seeing an industry where lots of good ideas are coming from outside and they're all being squashed by the incumbents — we've seen this happen in the music industry and the PC industry, and we're still seeing it in the TV industry.
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ACCRA (Reuters) - Ghana's incoming government could give the country's $2 billion cocoa industry a boost if it installs a more transparent executive at industry regulator Cocobod and implements reforms, industry sources said.
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"... So, it's just, we think, an absurdly poorly written and unenforceable opinion, and I don't think anyone in the industry, the gaming industry, the sports betting industry, feels any differently," Murren added.
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"I think we're nearing the tipping point, and the industry is going to change, just like the industry for recorded music has changed, the industry for movies has changed," MacKie-Mason says.
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Just like any industry, the fashion industry is using more resources than the planet can afford, so decoupling growth from resource use will be key for this industry to become truly sustainable.
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The Semiconductor Industry Association, a trade group that represents the industry, was not immediately available for comment.
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" One venture capitalist has called digital advertising "a prank the tech industry played on the media industry.
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The abuse of power is a phenomenon we see over and over again in industry after industry.
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Reese thinks the lab-grown industry can learn from mistakes made by the genetically modified food industry.
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But this is significant, because the tech industry is rapidly becoming the most powerful industry in Washington.
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The farm and industry groups have complained that Trump is favoring the oil industry at their expense.
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Across the state, the cotton industry took an estimated $600 million hit, according to an industry group.
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Elsewhere in Asia, Japan's steel industry is pursuing both the hydrogen and CCS approaches to decarbonising industry.
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Industry Dynamics Remain Challenged Best Buy's substantial efforts are against the backdrop of a still-challenged industry.
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"Amazon is a clear monopoly that is somehow being allowed to destroy industry after industry," he wrote.
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That hasn't played well with members of the film industry establishment, including theater chains and industry insiders.
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He was careful to describe these bugs as an industry-wide issue requiring an industry-wide response.
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The fashion industry has as much responsibility as any other industry to provide a safe work environment.
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I feel like the film industry is growing faster than the modeling industry in terms of that.
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This industry and the sex workers in this industry have broadened my language and understanding about sexuality.
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The insurance industry is continuing to attract more and more capital into the industry creating more competition.
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I think for U.S. the innovation industry, the entire industry I would say is a whole package.
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According to the Danish Wind Industry Association, more than 31,000 people worked in the industry in 2015.
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It's called the hospitality industry not the perpetual hospitality industry, because there has to be a limit.
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He has to be given credit for the fact that he has gone from industry to industry.
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Is Australia's liquor industry—and the global industry as a whole—in need of some major changes?
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Animal agriculture industry representatives have called plant-based foods one of the "major challenges" the industry faces.
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Industry report after industry report tells of slowing customer traffic and predicts the closure of more malls.
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He advised frequently talking to industry leaders and forming opinions on "hot button topics" impacting your industry.
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An industry that prioritizes profit over consumer safety is an industry that prioritizes profit over worker safety.
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The drop in industry sales came as incentives dropped 2.2 percent from July, industry analyst TrueCar said.
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Industry interests Industry has been actively trying to revise the standards since President Trump came into office.
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In its four-decade history, the craft-beer industry has remained a predominantly affluent-white-male industry.
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Percentage of Americans who view the industry positively: Percentage of Americans who view the industry negatively: 32%
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Is he saying that he IMPOSED government regulation on an industry and it MADE THAT INDUSTRY SAFER?
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HOW DO YOU CONNECT THE DOTS FOR NATIONAL SECURITY WITH THE AUTO INDUSTRY AND AUTO PARTS INDUSTRY?
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For such a highly competitive industry, getting industry heavyweights as investors can make or break young startups.
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"The industry has a problem and the whole industry has to have a better reputation," Dudley said.
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Industry veterans report that this acceptance and embracing of BBW models in the industry is relatively new.
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Studies sponsored by the food industry were far more likely to reach conclusions that favored the industry.
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Key industry sectors it's targeting include retail, hospitality, delivery drivers/logistics, and the beauty industry, says Montano.
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But many involved in the industry do point to a shift in the way industry views robotics.
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This means that, like the rest of the entertainment industry, the porn industry has a piracy problem.
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We cannot allow either the rooftop solar industry or the lead generator industry to act with impunity.
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"I believe that they will not come in an industry so complicated as our industry," Pessina said.
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And there is no powerful industry — like the pharmaceutical industry — lobbying for insurance coverage of these treatments.
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"I think it's really interesting, because my industry in particular is a counter-cyclical industry," Peabody said.
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"Businesses have looked at our industry, the adult industry, as the means to financialize," Doogan told me.
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The U.S. solar industry employs more than 260,000 workers - about five-times more than the coal industry.
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An industry thought leader, he contributes regularly to several ChannelAdvisor blogs, and speaks often at industry events.
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They've also harmed the one industry the administration is supposedly trying to help: the US auto industry.
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He's a remarkable creator of value for companies, not just in the auto industry but any industry.
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Maye Musk is embracing the evolving fashion industry — and the fashion industry is embracing her right back!
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Back in 2008, the insurance industry identified climate change as the No. 1 risk facing the industry.
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Rail booking accounts for 230.9-503% of the online booking industry in India, according to industry estimates.
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The global esports industry is on fire and, now, some investors are getting bullish on the industry.
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You want to make sure you have a strong steel industry to have a strong manufacturing industry.
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The automotive industry accounts for about 20 percent of Germany's industry revenue and employs approximately 800,000 people.
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"You get positive industry news, negative external factors," said Charlie Hayter, CEO of industry data site CryptoCompare.
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Industry-wide holiday sales climbed 4.1%, according to the National Retail Federation, a leading industry trade group.
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Industry leaders increasingly acknowledge the myriad challenges that face the industry as it attempts to go mainstream.
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Neuffer is president and CEO of the Semiconductor Industry Association, the voice of the U.S. semiconductor industry.
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It must develop cases industry by industry, proving that China is damaging American rivals through unfair practices.
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Linda Hewson: We know that the fashion industry is the second-most polluting industry in the world.
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The Confederation of Indian Industry is also canvassing members to join the effort, an industry source said.
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She doesn't think the music industry or any industry is doing enough in reaction to the crisis.
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Based on the results of a new study from industry watchdog Basel Action Network and MIT, industry documents obtained by Motherboard, and interviews with industry insiders, it's clear that the e-waste recycling industry is filled with sham operations profiting off of shipping toxic waste to developing nations.
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Outside ITI, the signatories of the trade association letter included a spate of tech industry-affiliated associations, including Allied for Startups, CompTIA, the Computer and Communications Industry Association, the Consumer Technology Association, the Developers Alliance, the Internet Association, the Software & Information Industry Association, TechNet, and the Telecommunications Industry Association.
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The UK oil and gas industry lost 110,3.1 jobs between 263.8 and 2600, according to industry lobby Oil & Gas UK. The offshore wind industry employs over 249.9,22025 people in Britain and has the potential to provide 22016,153 jobs in the next 215 years, said RenewableUK, another industry body.
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So when there is sexual harassment in an industry, it is more likely to be reported (and in the study's data) in a higher-paid industry rather than in a lower-paid industry.
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Why: According to its newly minted PhD founders, the diagnostics industry hasn't changed since the 1980s, yet just as CRISPR is revolutionizing the therapeutics industry, it's also about to revolutionize the diagnostics industry.
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He noted that since passage of a 1994 law regulating the supplements, the industry has grown from a $4 billion industry to one worth more than $40 billion industry with over 50,000 products.
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But then we pivot that into other industries to benefit other parts of society and at the moment we're focusing on the automotive industry the health care industry and the public transport industry.
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I had to learn the alphabet soup of the real estate industry (every industry has their own flavor).
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There are competitive pricing problems within the industry among banks, and from outside the industry from non-banks.
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You go industry by industry, count the numbers of players there are, and it's just much more concentrated.
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"Restaurants embody the American Dream like no other industry," maintains the industry advocacy group, the National Restaurant Association.
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So it might not be a data-driven industry in a few years, but a tech-driven industry.
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The industry was mostly neutral on the 2016 proposal, reflecting that measure's more conservative and industry-friendly cred.
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"And the freemium model comes out of the casino industry, not the premium game industry," Sherman points out.
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The fashion industry, of course, has economical pressures and responsibilities, it must make profits as any other industry.
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Democrats, meanwhile, say more of the burden should fall on the oil industry—something the industry naturally opposes.
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"The music industry can double in the next year if the music and tech industry can work together."
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"The gas industry is an invisible industry," says Northern Gas's Dan Sadler, the brain behind the Leeds project.
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"A major industry player — such as Google — censoring content is absolutely *information* about the *industry,*" the employee wrote.
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Tilton was touting the numbers this week at the Sports & Fitness Industry Association's Industry Leaders Summit in Denver.
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Other high-profile figures in China's tech industry have reportedly defended long working hours in the technology industry.
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The industry is also characterised by high and frequent tax revisions, which put increasing pressure on industry players.
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Gallup's most recent poll showed both the "computer industry" and the "internet industry" had net positive favorable ratings.
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"The jewelry industry has been a growth industry for the past 25 years," he told investors last month.
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The industry now manages just shy of $3 trillion, according to the latest count from industry tracker HFR.
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Now Amazon, with its deep pockets and track record of disrupting industry upon industry, is entering the ring.
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The modeling industry is a tuff industry with the expectation of you having to look a certain way.
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"I like to say I went from the most traditional industry to the least traditional industry," Whiteman says.
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On one hand, some industry experts say self-driving technology will produce a $7 trillion-a-year industry.
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How we build up an industry that we'd be able to face the American and the Chinese industry.
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"It's obvious that this body is going to deliver to the industry what the industry wants," he wrote.
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"I firmly believe if the potato chip industry can do it, so can the coffee industry," Metzger said.
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Dourson has extensive, longstanding ties to the chemical industry (as well as earlier ties to the tobacco industry).
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On health care, there were deals cut before the fact with the pharmaceutical industry, with the insurance industry.
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The industry with the highest number of female CEOs on the S&P 500 is the utilities industry.
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"It's obvious that this body is going to deliver to the industry what the industry wants," Liccardo said.
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Cuban nickel industry executives told Reuters a year ago that the industry was averaging 56,000 tonnes per year.
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It amounts to a subsidy for the struggling taxi industry provided by the massively successful ride-hailing industry.
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In the end the token sale industry should formalize itself and become as boring as the VC industry.
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Imports cannot hurt a local industry that never existed (nor keep hurting an industry that is already dead).
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In the U.S., the industry with the highest net profit margin is the accounting industry, at 19.6 percent.
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According to the SEIA, the solar industry employs about 260,000 Americans, which is more than the coal industry.
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"Congress passed a unique form of immunity for only one industry — and that is the gun industry," Rep.
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YOU CANNOT HAVE A COUNTRY IF YOU DON'T HAVE STEEL INDUSTRY AND YOU DON'T HAVE AN ALLUMINUM INDUSTRY.
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What the industry does: Catchall category for business and personal services not included in some other industry category.
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What the industry does: Catchall category for metalworking and metal production businesses not included in another industry group.
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"We provide something that startups and technology industry players can't – industry expertise coupled with technical capabilities," she added.
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Industry pushback: The industry has pushed back against the characterization of the Energy Department proposal as a rollback.
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And in rail, industry leaders agree that President Donald Trump's trade war is wreaking havoc on the industry.
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Percentage of Americans who view the industry positively: 43%Percentage of Americans who view the industry negatively: 30%
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Percentage of Americans who view the industry positively: 41%Percentage of Americans who view the industry negatively: 28%
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Percentage of Americans who view the industry positively: 45%Percentage of Americans who view the industry negatively: 35%
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Percentage of Americans who view the industry positively: 35%Percentage of Americans who view the industry negatively: 30%
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Percentage of Americans who view the industry positively: 39%Percentage of Americans who view the industry negatively: 36%
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Percentage of Americans who view the industry positively: 33%Percentage of Americans who view the industry negatively: 34%
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Percentage of Americans who view the industry positively: 38%Percentage of Americans who view the industry negatively: 48%
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Percentage of Americans who view the industry positively: 25%Percentage of Americans who view the industry negatively: 52%
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Percentage of Americans who view the industry positively: 27%Percentage of Americans who view the industry negatively: 58%
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And VRMB, an industry vacation rental resource, reports that vacation rentals will topple the hotel industry by 2020.
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They argue that the life insurance industry today is already vastly different from the industry your grandfather knew.
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"It's time for the industry, especially the chemical industry, to really recognize the fundamental change that is happening."
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The film industry has the Oscars, the music industry has the Grammys, and we have the Met Gala.
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The judge's ruling was celebrated by industry groups, including the Restaurant Law Center, which represents the restaurant industry.
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A spokeswoman for the industry said she was not aware of any request for help by the industry.
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No part of the travel industry has been hit harder by the coronavirus outbreak than the cruise industry.
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Especially in an industry like the film industry — people who want to exploit gravitate to it, you know?
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The sugar industry and its various offshoots, like the soda industry, have spent years trying to trick you.
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"The lending industry relies on the FICO scores and that's a big industry to change course," he said.
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In 2017, the Canadian steel industry employed more than 23,000 Canadians and the aluminum industry about 10,500 workers.
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Aside from shifting manufacturing jobs overseas, Saudi Arabia's defense industry could eventually compete with the US defense industry.
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The definitive, and damning, pronouncement that the fashion industry is the second most polluting industry in the world.
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The industry group also called for $28503 billion to provide medium- to long-term liquidity for the industry.
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"The success of the legitimate industry has made it easier for the illegitimate industry there," Ms. Gregoire said.
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For decades, every industry except the gun industry has benefited from technological innovation that makes their products safer.
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NOW WE MADE AN INVESTMENT YEARS AGO IN ANOTHER INDUSTRY WAY BEFORE THE MARKET CALLED THE AIRLINE INDUSTRY.
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When regulation forces an industry to invest in leading-edge technologies, that industry often gains a competitive advantage.
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The technology industry has an answer called the blockchain — even for the problems the industry helped to create.
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The publishing industry, like almost every other industry, is undergoing a technological revolution and jobs are at risk.
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Also, governments can be influenced by industry to provide loopholes for industry sectors that have a strong lobby.
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Family travel is a $22017 billion global industry, according to the Family Travel Association, an industry trade group.
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When the steel industry died, Pittsburgh reinvented itself as a center for health, education and the computer industry.
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If you look at our industry historically, our industry was silo-ized and people sold products to clients.
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But analysts and industry members have predicted mergers and acquisitions would soon heat up in the financial industry.
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"E-commerce is a relatively new industry and Coupang is a revolutionary in the retail industry," he said.
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But biofuel industry representatives called the memo evidence the agency is biased in favor of the oil industry.
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Broadband industry officials and Republicans say that move was heavy-handed and subjected the industry to excessive regulations.
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"The whole industry … is adapting more slowly than the players in the industry want it to," Glick said.
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The oil and gas industry is not the only slice of the energy industry concerned about the tariffs.
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Now, the airline industry, like nearly every other industry, is suffering due to the unprecedented coronavirus travel restrictions.
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I mean, the transportation industry is kind of a ... A good parallel where robotics is not an industry.
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Houter: I think the hyperloop industry will converge to something quite similar to the aerospace and railway industry.
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SO I THINK THAT SO LONG AS WE HAVE SUFFERED A WAR, WITH GREAT ECONOMIC LOSSES, ENTIRE SECTORS HAVE DISAPPEARED, THE TOY INDUSTRY, THE CLOTHING INDUSTRY, THE JEWELRY INDUSTRY, ALL OF IT HAS COLLAPSED.
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Specifically, the company points to recent market intelligence from IBIS World Industry, which says there's a $3 billion mobile car wash industry in the U.S, and a $10 billion total U.S. car wash industry.
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"Our sails have absolutely been supported by the food industry, the fragrance industry, the health industry—all of which have products and services that can be better delivered should scent be digitized," he said.
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Collins failed to mention that the poultry industry has the twelfth highest number of reported work related amputations and hospitalizations of any industry in this country—more than the saw mill industry and construction.
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Legal cannabis is big business, and the industry is worth big money: the cannabis industry is currently worth around $10 billion, and some projections indicate the industry will be worth $80 billion by 2030.
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Last year, about 95,000 tons of steel was shipped to the agriculture industry, compared to the 403 million tons for the U.S. auto industry, according to the American Iron and Steel Institute, an industry group.
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There have been some improvements in industry-written research since the disaster, noted CJ Beegle-Krause, an expert on the oil industry who has worked for private industry, independent research organizations and in government research.
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"In some sense, he's the ultimate industry insider, meaning he didn't spend his entire career in industry, but given his role at Duke and the arrangements there, he knows the industry very well," Carpenter explained.
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Oracle was a leading buyer, and spent a combined $20173 billion on two of these industry cloud companies: Opower, which is focused on the energy industry, and Textura, which processes payments for the construction industry.
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Industry intervention: The NMP Manufacturers Group argues that the chemical "is used in many industry sectors, in varied processes," and that it would be "unworkable for industry and unworkable for EPA" to evaluate them all.
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At that event, he pressed "that we open the lines of communication in a way that consider industry, American industry and allied industry where it's appropriate, as partners" in the defense of the United States.
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The 19-page letter from the senators details repeated meetings with industry, including a photo of Wheeler meeting with the coal industry and a breakdown of donations from the oil industry to President Trump's campaign.
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By comparison, the country has a tiny recycling industry: Only 500 people in the country are employed in the industry that recycles all of Canada's plastics, and the industry generated just $35 million in revenue.
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As the porn industry grows, the sex industry suffers, at least between 40th and 48th street in midtown Manhattan.
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A few months ago, several auto industry leaders said the industry is watching Tesla and talking to its customers.
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R. Kelly is a serial sexual predator and has no place in the music industry — or in any industry.
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Since then, the sex industry has become the fastest growing industry in China, staffed by some ten million girls.
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Right now security and safety within the nightclub industry is a fourth, down-the-road stepchild of the industry.
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The other strand of opposition, reflected in industry, is simply that the industry would prefer not to be regulated.
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"The people that know the industry better than anybody are the people who work in the industry," she said.
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The industry is still pushing Congress to reverse a relatively minor Medicare change that could cost the industry billions.
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But the car industry isn't united — many managers, especially from the supply industry, share the skepticism of the protesters.
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The film industry currently sits atop the hierarchy in the entertainment industry, supposedly representing excellence in acting and filmmaking.
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"A more consolidated industry has more bargaining power against its customers," said Timothy Ramey, a longtime poultry industry analyst.
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The idea was born out of a problem in France's forestry industry, one of the biggest in the industry.
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The tech industry is convinced this is where things are headed, and the auto industry has (belatedly) followed suit.
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The differences were wider in industry-funded trials compared to non-industry sponsored trials: 6.84 years versus 4.72 years.
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Yet despite the relative lack of M&A, the technology industry is much more concentrated than the pharma industry.
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The industry has also been hit by uncertainty over diesel policy and Brexit, a car industry body has said.
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Especially for a designer who's reclusive ways have made him more of an industry shadow than an industry star?
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A bird's-eye look at the space industry The global space industry is currently valued at about $340 billion.
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Industry consumers and participants alike should be excited to see how the industry develops in the next coming months.
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Industry body South African Wine Industry Information and Systems (Sawis) estimates the 2.483 wine grape crop at 1,225,620 tonnes.
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Dear [NAME], I'm looking for my next gig at the intersection of [TYPE OF INDUSTRY] and [TYPE OF INDUSTRY].
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The letters contain industry research which refutes the government's findings and show how the industry is pushing its agenda.
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That seems counterintuitive, since it's typically a male-dominated industry, but the industry started working early on supporting women.
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Private industry, our established industry base, as well as the emerging entrepreneurial space companies, will build the space economy.
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And the people who are losing out are in manufacturing jobs, or the steel industry or the auto industry.
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However, because we're talking about the fashion industry — the glamorous fashion industry — lawmakers have traditionally turned a blind eye.
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In this way, the tech industry is joining the ranks of pretty much every other industry in the economy.
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It's definitely an industry skewering or at least like a window into the industry that most people don't get.
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But even coal industry executives admit the industry isn't coming back, so why do you keep insisting it will?
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"I think blockchain is very exciting technology, probably the most disruptive technology in our industry, the financial services industry."
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The technology is being applied to everything from health care, to the auto industry, to the legal marijuana industry.
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At the very least, unionization has raised awareness that industry-wide issues can be addressed via industry-wide organizing.
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One industry observer attributed SunEdison's woes to the risks inherent in an emerging industry toying with experimental financial instruments.
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"It's still a top priority for the industry," said Jason Brewer, a spokesman for the Retail Industry Leaders Association.
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The recycled rubber industry and the artificial turf industry regularly test their products to ensure that they are safe.
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He said industry officials had told him they expected the aerospace industry to be "broadly unaffected" by the vote.
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The oil industry immediately slammed the new rule, saying it is unnecessary, costly and would significantly hurt the industry.
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Washington sets many of the rules and laws that shape the healthcare industry and determine which industry players profit.
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And the people who are losing out are in manufacturing jobs, or the steel industry or the auto industry.
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The drug industry, the traditional drug industry, doesn't seem like there's a lot of support for Right-to-Try.
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The textile industry became a huge deal in 19th-century America, kind of like the tech industry is today.
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Industry reaction: The oil-and-gas industry, which uses imported steel for an array of operations, bashed the move.
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Under this administration, de-regulating the telecom industry is generally favored over slapping new regulations on the tech industry.
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"It's obvious that this body is going to deliver to the industry what the industry wants," the Mayor added.
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The industry delivers a total of around 40 million parcels in the United States each day, industry experts said.
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New Mexico's financial dependence on the oil and gas industry may make condemnations of that industry controversial, she wrote.
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The move comes amid industry-wide concerns on how -- and how badly -- the coronavirus might affect the financial industry.
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"The DPA has nothing to do with nationalizing industry; it has everything to do with prioritizing industry," Lambert said.
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"He used to laugh about the concept of the industry paying him to screw the industry," Mr. Atkins said.
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The industry now employs around 6,000 Nevadans (or so the industry says — hard numbers are difficult to come by).
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Still, Navigant's Abuelsamid thinks that the automotive industry is better positioned to weather the downturn than the airline industry.
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"This is an incredibly violent industry and a harmful industry," said Lauren Hersh, national director of World Without Exploitation.
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The food industry may be the biggest industry in the world, but it's also one of the least efficient.
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Breakfast and late night hours are the only growing segments for the industry, according to food industry group NDP.
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But again, in this industry or any industry, it is a struggle for women to have their voices heard.
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A deep, "industry-by-industry" understanding of A.I.'s potential impacts remains critical to handling any uncertainty, Patel said.
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We need to inspire more women to be involved in such a rewarding and indispensable industry, the aviation industry.
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When the industry tells stories about itself, people have really engaged with them on the terms of the industry.
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Some palm oil buyers, however, have established their own limits and the industry is also changing, industry sources said.
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The shoe industry is finally figuring out how to design for women — the phone industry can definitely do better.
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It largely happened on an industry-by-industry basis, Carusone said, which is typical in these kinds of campaigns.
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Food industry analysts now consider convenience markets competition for some of the most powerful names in the restaurant industry.
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Last year, the construction industry began going through a boom, however the industry is facing a severe labor shortage.
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The same could be true for the proxy advisory industry if increased regulation pushes the industry toward greater competition.
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The industry argues that China is unfairly subsidizing its aluminum industry, allowing Chinese companies to undercut their foreign rivals.
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Americans invented the modern solar power industry, but thanks to Chinese government intervention, China's solar industry leads the world.
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That voice was Diet Prada, an Instagram account that has become an industry watchdog, and also an industry success.
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For every Republican on the committee, the oil and gas industry is one of their top 20 industry contributors.
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You know it goes back to ... well, one, the cannabis industry is the fastest growing industry in the world.
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The takeaway: Without new policies, much of Trump's rhetoric backing the steel industry won't produce any change, which could be good for the energy industry but bad for the U.S. steel industry looking for a revival.
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Even when comparing results industry by industry, Republican small business owners are regularly more optimistic than Democrats, indicating that there's more to this division in sentiment than can be judged by market- or industry-wide conditions.
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Fashion is beaten only by the oil industry for the tarnished crown of being the dirtiest industry in the world.
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Here's a fascinating brief history of sexism in the tech industry — which is as old as the tech industry itself.
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I guess there's a lot more knowledge of this industry, it was a nascent industry when that happened, I think.
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By 2020 the industry is expected to create 250,000 new jobs, according to New Frontier Data, an industry research firm.
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From 2010 to 2015, bond trading revenue fell 36 percent across the industry, data from industry analytics firm Coalition shows.
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We also believe that, while general valuations are on the higher side right now, it's very much industry by industry.
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The art industry is small, and the black industry is smaller, so it important to create communities with each other.
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His father was in the industry, and Ariolu himself began investing in the meat industry before he went to college.
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N), which together manage a set of industry definitions called the Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS), propose renaming the sector .
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Other alternatives raised on the call included establishing a new industry-controlled nonprofit or expanding an existing industry-controlled nonprofit.
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Energy analysts said the administration's latest gambit to bolster the industry would not save the industry from its long decline.
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It's possibly a good sign for the entire industry, not just Spotify, because Spotify is arguably leading that industry today.
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Why it matters: While it marches from industry to industry, Amazon has become a larger target with more dangerous enemies.
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The restaurant industry has been giving the energy industry a run for its money in terms of bankruptcy filings lately.
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"Everyone I talk to in the industry believes that [California] will be a massive event for the industry," says Hofmeister.
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"The industry is reeling a bit as you would expect," said Prue Younger, CEO for the Forest Industry Contractors Association.
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The Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry expects the robotics service industry to reach $4 billion annually by 2035.
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Genie Finance, Carro's underwriting business, is helmed by insurance industry veteran Helen Neo who claims 30 years in the industry.
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Automakers, the construction industry, the beer industry, retailers, and others have all come out against the tariffs for this reason.
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"In general, there is a very buoyant insurance industry surrounding the space industry," Shuman said to Gizmodo in an email.
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The Chinese have run sustained cyber operations against our oil industry, critical infrastructure and utility industries, and the entertainment industry.
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If you remove the automotive industry you'll probably be left with no robots anywhere in industry, except for isolated cases.
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"Industry and scientists are going to be really creative," Phil Kornbluth, a helium industry consultant, told National Geographic last year.
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But uneven enforcement has allowed industry minnows to outcompete larger rivals and raise production, say industry and environment ministry officials.
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One auto industry worker said he is also counting on the deal to keep the industry in an upward swing.
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Like in any boom industry, growing sales and investors are forcing the cannabis industry to adapt and grow in sophistication.
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Nike was the biggest player in the industry by a wide margin and shaking up the industry in different ways.
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Tourists spent $7.2 billion on the California wine industry in 2015, according to the Wine Institute, an industry trade group.
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The pharmaceutical industry is the 15th most generous industry in terms of donations so far in the 2016 presidential election.
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Aware of this, Lee solicited support for her role at the USPTO from industry allies, according to an industry source.
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Swiss watch industry exports to China rose 18.8 percent last year, according to the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry.
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Oil and gas industry insiders and those outside the industry have identical views about the outlook for prices in 2018.
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Kenya had a textiles industry in the 1960s and 1970s; South Africa has a ban, and a substantial textile industry.
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The short-term result of this discomfort was that the music industry effectively split the digital music industry in two.
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Broadband industry officials and Republicans say the Title II move was heavy-handed and subjected the industry to excessive regulations.
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"They kind of reinvented the whole industry with that," says Michael Blades, a drone industry analyst with Frost and Sullivan.
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INDUSTRY HAPPY WITH THE HEARING: No surprise here, but industry reps said that they were pleased the hearing was happening.
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The cool trick about the life insurance industry, like the cheap parachute industry, is that unhappy customers aren't very vocal.
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The energy industry has already expressed strong opposition to Trump's trade battles as they fear direct hits on the industry.
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She has vowed to re-regulate the financial industry and go after the trillion-dollar derivatives industry to protect taxpayers.
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The technology industry needs to think more seriously about device addiction As any new industry takes shape, technical fragmentation occurs.
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The only way to build and sustain a world-class military industry is to share costs with a civilian industry.
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Orders from non-ferrous metals industry and transportation equipment makers rose in June, while those from the telecommunications industry fell.
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Trump has vowed to repeal environmental regulations and reinvigorate the fossil fuels industry in the U.S., particularly the coal industry.
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The American Investment Council, an industry lobby group, says the bill is needed to update rules for a growing industry.
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The Outdoors Industry Association released a report in April saying it accounts for nearly $900 billion in economic industry annually.
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Solar industry representatives remain optimistic about the future of the solar industry, a key element for any renewable energy infrastructure.
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"It is forcing people across the real estate industry and investment industry to develop a point of view," Hodari said.
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The president has made few inroads in the tech industry, and the wider industry has a reputation as left-leaning.
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The meat and poultry industry must quickly take substantial steps to improve the workplace conditions for those in this industry.
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Coding robots and toys aren't a category the industry tracks, but the numbers are growing, according to the industry group.
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Other farmers in the federation spoke about how the cannabis industry can be confused with the hemp industry by lawmakers.
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For the biopharmaceutical industry what the public sees and hears is a more general critique of the health care industry.
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"Within not even a dozen years: The video game industry was born; the personal computer industry was born," said Berlin.
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"It's definitely hard being three very young girls in the industry, because this is an industry of men," Fields said.
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Still many businesses can operate without a license, and requirements vary considerably from state to state and industry to industry.
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What are the variables in this industry that differ from the case with something like Napster and the music industry?
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The British automobile industry, the biggest industry in the country, produces 1.59 million cars a year and employs 800,000 people.
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"It's so important to know what industry you're in and the dynamics of the industry you're in," McCain said.3.
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But the shark industry, which supports the ban on finning, says the bill would shut down much of the industry.
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The ruling was celebrated by conservative and industry groups such as the Restaurant Law Center, which represents the restaurant industry.
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Industry watchers think SoftBank, its lenders, and the entire industry have too much at stake to let it go under.
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In a book to be published this year, "The Politics Industry," they apply tools for understanding industry competition to politics.
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VoteSmart lists $4,500 contributed to Mr. Shott from the oil and gas industry and another $3,500 from the mining industry.
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With the live-music industry on pause and upcoming release dates potentially in limbo, the music industry is in crisis.
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The premium cigar industry, like the wine industry, relies on releasing new varieties to sustain the interests of its connoisseurs.
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But environmental groups assailed it as a move by allies of the fossil fuel industry granting favors to industry cronies.
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They're over half of total industry profitability already, with industry profitability declining," he said in an interview on "Closing Bell.
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Industry giants such as VistaJet, Directional Aviation and Wheels Up are vying to become the dominant players in the industry.
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For instance, an organization purporting to represent consumer interests may actually represent industry, or may be influenced by industry contributions.
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As the heavy regulation of the rail industry subsided following the Staggers Act, the financial condition of the industry improved.
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The filibuster is giving a veto to the gun industry, a veto to the oil industry, a veto on immigration.
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Industry experts point out that the apple industry is not only a revenue generator but an important source of jobs.
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Almost ten years since the financial crisis, the banking industry has not completely recovered, BCG said in an industry report.
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In 2001, he hopped over to the Securities Industry Association, now known as the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association.
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Africa's renewable energy industry The young tech company is part of a boom in the renewable energy industry across Africa.
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Other industry executives have spoken out against the temporary travel ban saying it could hurt the industry and their employees.
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Its economy has been thriving, home to a real estate industry, construction, financial services industry, and two major military bases.
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"We're going to build our steel industry back and we're going to build our aluminum industry back," Trump said Thursday.
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"We've seen an increase in transparency go through the garment industry, the palm oil industry, electricity, milk, vegetables," said Gooch.
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In 2017, manufacturers sold $25.3 billion worth of disposable packaging into the foodservice industry, according to industry research group Technomic.
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Those who are finding success are both pushing back against souring industry sentiment and setting themselves up as industry leaders.
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"Sales across this industry are growing, but DoorDash's growth stands out," wrote Kathryn Roethel Rieck, author of the industry report.
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" Suchet watches another would-be disruptor of the burial services industry pitching his company, Halolife, state "It's a $20bn industry.
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The solar industry employs more than five times as many workers as the coal mining industry that Trump has championed.
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The Better Deal agenda laments corporate consolidation across the beer industry, the airline industry, eyeglasses firms, and the telecom giants.
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Below, we&aposve outlined some merchant services industry trends (including industry size), major providers, and key players in this market.
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And created a rift between the tech industry, the discussions that were going on between the tech industry and government.
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"Something I kept coming across was alchemists supporting themselves with both an art industry and a pharmaceutical industry," Brafman said.
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Louisiana, for instance, has a movie production industry valued at $2.7 billion, likely due to special film industry tax credits.
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The US still regards fashion as a major manufacturing industry undergirding the national economy, as opposed to a creative industry.
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Global oil industry players are also concerned about threats from renewable energy technologies and rapid changes to the automobile industry.
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Basically, they're setting their systems up to allow a for-profit pot industry to flourish, similar to the alcohol industry.
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"For the last 10 to 15 years, as we've seen the tech industry and the internet industry as a whole exploding, the pet industry has been a little bit behind the curve in that sense," Zveifler said.
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And so, any down turn that affects the tech industry, the ad industry, the finance industry, it'd be basically anything, WeWork's gonna be the one holding those leases and in many cases, they're 15, 20 year leases.
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And they haven't been able to do what they're brilliant at because the industry, if you can call it the industry, the industry of crime hasn't really allowed them to excel and execute what they're good at.
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Lotus Lain, a sex worker who has been in the industry since 2010, is the industry relations person for FreeSpeechCoalition, a nonprofit trade association with a mission to protect and support the growth of the adult industry.
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British Columbia's real estate industry is currently regulated by both regional real estate boards, who are industry groups, and the provincially-backed Real Estate Council, a board made up of real estate professionals and non-industry members.
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This year marked the lowest net positivity rating — or the difference between people who say they like the industry and those who dislike the industry — that the pharmaceutical industry has had since Gallup started polling in 2001.
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"The kind of science manipulation that the tobacco industry engaged in is exactly the same kind of behavior that we've documented in these papers from the sugar industry," said Glantz, who has also studied the tobacco industry.
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"Our view is it made no sense to waste time or money on an industry health campaign when the industry leader was denigrating an ingredient that is widely used across the industry, including Anheuser-Busch," he said.
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"What we have to do is compare a very well established, well capitalized industry like the oil industry, with deep political roots, with what's happened in the European utility industry over the last 10 years," he said.
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Advertising expenditures in 2018 were $109 million for the bottled water industry, while the beer industry spent more than $1.5 billion, and the soft drink industry came close to $1 billion, according to data from Kantar Media.
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Millennials, according to recent headlines, are killing hotels, department stores, chain restaurants, the car industry, the diamond industry, the napkin industry, homeownership, marriage, doorbells, motorcycles, fabric softener, hotel-loyalty programs, casinos, Goldman Sachs, serendipity, and the McDonald's McWrap.
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At an industry conference in Tianjin on Saturday, Nian Yong, head of NDRC's Department of Industry Coordination, said the agency will strictly prevent "haphazard investment and redundant development" in the auto industry, apparently referring to the proposed rules.
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Industry tracker Preqin found 52 percent reporting that investors have grown more negative about the industry over the last 12 months.
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Back in 2013 the broadband industry struck a deal with the entertainment industry on a controversial "six strikes" copyright alert system.
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Others include the close relationship between the military and the video game industry, or its tight collaboration with the movie industry.
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The banking industry remains deeply unpopular, and liberal activists have assailed the new law as a giveaway to the financial industry.
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"The tariffs aren't helping the steel industry; in fact, they may be hurting the steel industry," the "Mad Money" host said.
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This is about huge money, the tobacco industry moving into the pot industry, and apparently we are off to the races.
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Yet there is a large industry of products intended to help you increase your supply — and that industry is only growing.
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The industry representative said more than 40,000 jobs were supported by the industry across the UK, including 7,000 in rural areas.
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The industry separates nicotine from tobacco to make its products, even as it becomes more enmeshed with the tobacco industry itself.
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Now, the aviation industry wants to make some changes, ones that commercial space advocates say could fundamentally change the launch industry.
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And so, under the logic of pure free enterprise, industry after industry was "deregulated" in order to make it more competitive.
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This is an industry that does more good for people than any other industry at least as far as I'm concerned.
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In 2015, the total global crowdfunding industry saw fundraising volumes hit $34 billion, according to a Massolution Crowdfunding Industry 2015 report.
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When it comes to charters, the education industry fights efforts at odds with its self-interest just like any other industry.
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That rapid pace of growth implies the animal-free industry could capture about 10% of the $1.4 trillion global meat industry.
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Software companies are exploding to the top of industry after industry, largely unencumbered by the anti-monopoly laws of the past.
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"I have a slide that says 'we're the new disruptors in the industry, the advertising industry is doomed'," he told Reuters.
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But it is a specialized industry with its own tools and vendors, connected but separate from the wider software engineering industry.
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"Industry 4.0", as it is known in Germany, is about deploying the most advanced technologies of the internet age in industry.
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TC: Lastly, "the future of industry" — or industry 4.0 — is an increasingly common theme within VC and arguably a European strength.
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Software engineers, data scientists, electrical engineers are in high demand not only in the auto industry but virtually every other industry.
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But the industry faces an "existential crisis", in the words of Michael Dugher, head of UK Music, an industry lobby group.
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Few outside China's internet industry know of Kunlun, which has over the years been squeezed by industry leaders Tencent and NetEase .
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Industry analysts GreenWave Advisors and the ArcView group estimated the industry was worth $280 billion and $22 billion, respectively in 2400.
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The music industry as long struggled with tackling its own systemic abuse the way the entertainment industry has begun trying to.
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Perhaps the Recording Academy shouldn't wait for the industry to lead it, but step up as a leader in the industry.
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The film industry in Hollywood is as bad, if not worse, than the tech industry in terms of sexism, Dent said.
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Still, Nordstrom's stock's gain far outpaced the broader industry, with the S&P Retail Select Industry index rising only about 1.3%.
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"For an industry about innovation and changing the status quo, as an industry it does not change very much," he said.
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"This is not just entertainment, it's a global industry, an American industry that is exported all over the world," Heyman continues.
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India's railways are a well-known growth industry and more Chinese companies will certainly want exposure to the fast-growing industry.
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Industry Minister Airlangga Hartarto has opposed the tax measures, saying in January it would hurt the local food and drink industry.
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"The drinks industry can make Coke Zero, but the food industry can't yet make Cake Zero," cofounder Tom Simmons announced onstage.
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So it's true that the insurance industry, not just Lloyd's, the insurance industry, has been behind some of our other industries.
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The film industry is worse, at 0.9 percent," according to industry mag Variety, which coined disabled actors as "Hollywood's invisible minority.
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The industry was left for dead in September as investors worried about the market overcrowding and industry prices slipped, he said.
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The book industry, like the music industry, nearly imploded when the world stopped spending its disposable income in the last recession.
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Being longtime industry veterans, they may likely provide a counterweight to Hackett, who built his career largely outside the auto industry.
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And positive economic contributions are one reason investors and industry insiders don't expect the industry to be suddenly curtailed, Milton says.
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However, progress has been slow due to a lack of capital in the cable TV industry and its fragmented industry structure.
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But also, I was a woman entering a male-dominated industry -- the food industry in India is largely (populated by) men.
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Healthcare is so expensive in the United States because lobbyists within the healthcare industry ensure the government doesn't regulate the industry.
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Auto and technology industry officials have cautioned that overly stringent regulation could send the nascent industry to Europe or China. Comma.
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We could see the marijuana industry growing alongside and entwining with the alcohol industry in plenty of new and interesting ways.
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"We have agreed to give the Colombian auto industry the same preferential treatment given to the Argentine industry," the source said.
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If ever there was an industry ripe for disruption — and in need of a tech overhaul — the automotive industry is it.
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First of all, the health care industry – especially the heath information technology industry – and the rest of the country rarely communicate.
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Nearly every imaginable industry is dabbling with data — so, naturally, data is a lucrative industry to pursue in 2016 and beyond.
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"I voted to save the auto industry," Clinton said in comments targeting voters in Michigan, the center of U.S. auto industry.
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The French bank appointed Frank Balhorn as head of industry group chemicals and Sebastian Bihari as head of industry group automotive.
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Banking Industry AnalysisThe banking industry is undergoing rapid disruption as consumers show an increasing appetite for digital channels and nontraditional financing.
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But the industry says the short-term loans are popular with consumers and worry the regulations would kill off the industry.
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And it puts Trump officials squarely at odds with the drug industry lobby, as well as television and advertising industry groups.
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"It's an industry town, but it's not really my industry," he said, although he occasionally toys with the idea of screenwriting.
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It has left hoteliers and others in the travel industry nervous that the warning will dampen Florida's $2404 billion tourism industry.
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Brokerage industry officials said the LME's plans for new contracts were well timed, given the growth of the electric vehicle industry.
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It doesn't matter, it can go from industry to industry and it's the exact same, so we have to be creative.
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The industry has argued that introducing a price cap at this point would reduce competition and damage investment in the industry.
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Right now, the entire meatless meat industry makes up less than 1 percent of the product volume of the meat industry.
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Ordinarily, brokers could take their claims to arbitration through the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, or Finra, which regulates the brokerage industry.
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According to Business Insider, environmentally conscious millennials are refusing to work for the oil industry because, well, it's the oil industry.
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"Fitness is going through a titanic shift," says Bryan O'Rourke, an industry veteran and president of the Fitness Industry Technology Council.
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This phone security follows industry best practices and is closely managed under government supervision in conjunction with recommendations from industry partners.
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Industry leaders are circulating falsehoods that the industry will fail or workers will lose their tips if a minimum wage passes.
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The European Commission has said steel is a strategic industry, but some industry representatives question whether the Commission is doing enough.
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The Republican Party under Mitch McConnell, an ancient coal industry warrior, has sold its political soul to the fossil fuel industry.
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You didn't go into the escape room industry for money; you went into the industry for the love of the games.
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Microsoft dropped an entire industry worth of information with a thud in 2009, 16 years after changing the encyclopedia industry forever.
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Masters programs are often (rightly) critiqued for being linked to the professionalization of art practices, the university industry, the debt industry.
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UK airports could close within weeks unless Prime Minister Boris Johnson bails out the industry, the UK airport industry said Tuesday.
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Industry players are still following Ms. Szczepanik's every word for an indication of where the industry will be allowed to go.
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Mr. Hickson left the sugar industry in the early 1970s to work for the Cigar Research Council, a tobacco industry organization.
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New York has always had a significant technology industry of its own, though it has been dwarfed by the financial industry.
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The semiconductor industry is facing a "profound" threat from geopolitics, according to the president of industry association SEMI China, Lung Chu.
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"The first oddity of the skincare industry that we noticed was that it&aposs run like the fashion industry," Kim explained.
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The oil industry and the GOP see the proposal as a tax increase for the oil industry that would hurt consumers.
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But the cotton industry was holding everything together, and if you foreclosed on the cotton industry, you foreclosed on the economy.
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Before the "Potter" films, the city had a healthy advertising and TV industry, but its feature-film industry wasn't particularly robust.
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The Trump administration's tariffs might hurt the car and truck industry more than help, auto industry veteran Jim Press told CNBC.
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"Like the tobacco industry, the pornography industry has created a public health crisis," Udall told lawmakers, according to the Arizona Republic.
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You know, our industry is an industry which has a good profit margin and, therefore, it can pay its teammates well.
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"There have been some big painful failures out there in the industry," Schwimmer told the annual FIA IDX derivatives industry conference.
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The advertising industry needs to obey the law, the overwhelming majority of players in the digital advertising industry obey the law.
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According to the Global Wellness Institute, a nonprofit that tracks the industry, the global wellness market is a $4.5 trillion industry.
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These choppers have been used by the oil and gas industry, executives and VIPs and the medical transportation industry, among others.
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Jeff Bezos , the founder of Amazon, envisages zoning the moon for heavy industry, and Earth for light industry and residential purposes.
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China dominates the subway car manufacturing industry because of its low prices — the same reason it dominates the 5G hardware industry.
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These initiatives and resources could be structured in ways beneficial to industry, from pools of capital to industry-specific knowledge banks.
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When an entrepreneur disrupts an industry, it's because he or she combined business and industry-specific insights in a new way.
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The U.S. primary aluminum industry is on the verge of disappearing entirely, and the U.S. steel industry is not far behind.
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SO FAR, ALL OF THESE STORIES THAT HAVE COME OUT HAVE BEEN FOCUSED IN ONE INDUSTRY, MAINLY, IN THE MEDIA INDUSTRY.
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Similarly, Morrison was not a favored child in the publishing industry or any other kind of industry in her young years.
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Therefore, industry experts believe that after the intense competition, the industry will move in the direction of cooperation between the oligarchs.
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I'm not that old, but the music industry is a really harsh, really brutal, really capitalist industry, and it requires youth.
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In industry after industry – airlines, banking, health care, agriculture, tech – a handful of corporate giants control more and more and more.
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The survey compiled data based on answers primarily from people who are actively working in video game development or publishing, as well as small percentages of people who have been laid off from games industry jobs and people who are looking to work in the games industry, study the games industry, or are otherwise involved with the games industry.
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Since its peak in the 1970s, asbestos has progressively become so unpopular that only one industry -- a division of the chemical industry that makes chlorine -- continues to use it in the US. Industry after industry has turned away from asbestos, and not because it is illegal, expensive or difficult to obtain -- it is none of those things.
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"The porn industry, the companionship industry, or the dancing industry for me is a stepping stone to get in, do the dirt, make your fame, and then get out and go on to something bigger and better," she says.
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Industry Relations, hosted by real estate bloggers/executives Rob Hahn (known as the Notorious R.O.B. in the industry because of his well-read blog) and Greg Robertson, is specifically focused on the specifics of the residential real estate industry.
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"The airline industry remains a key industry vertical for Imperial Capital, and Mike brings a wealth of experience to the firm, as an equity research analyst, portfolio manager, and airline industry executive," Mally said in an email to Reuters.
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Some avoid taking clients in the cannabis industry, fueling the rise of an entire sub-industry of security companies, largely staffed by former military and police, that specialize in hauling huge bags of cash around for the cannabis industry.
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Prior to this legislation, lawsuits against the gun industry had generally failed — but the industry was worried one would eventually break through, and expose industry secrets that could make manufacturers and sellers look bad, including connections to illegal trafficking.
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