Later, in the 1850s, Hamilton would engage in a titanic struggle with Cornelius Vanderbilt, America's first tycoon and the epitome of unabashed capitalism, over control of the Nicaragua Transit Company.
Welfare state capitalism leaves control of the economy in the hands of a group of rich private actors.
These custom-made electronic products, created with live data and bespoke software, not only look like misshapen, skewed versions of the products we all know and love, many of them are interactive too, playing with ideas about technology and design, consumerism, capitalism, media control, and corporate social responsibility.
Manchester United has become one of the world's most valuable sports businesses on his watch, and although he is not responsible for commercial matters, one of the secrets of his success has been knowing the value of money.He seems to prefer the private-equity form of capitalism that now controls Manchester United to the more short-term profit orientation of earlier years.
Marcuse's critique of what he perceived as capitalism's increasing control of all aspects of social life enjoyed unexpected influence in the 1960s among the younger generation.
Drawing on the control of the East India Company, the repeal of the corn laws, the Factory Act and William Pitt's reforms of government, he argued that Tory governments had repeatedly controlled capitalism.
So over the next few months, the government plans to reduce the number of flights at La Guardia permanently, using a method almost unheard of in air traffic control: capitalism.
He is eager, even desperate, to modernize France — to make it competitive on every front with the other leading Western nations — but he does not place any particular value on doing it chiefly through entrepreneurial capitalism outside the control of the state.
In American capitalism, ownership and control are already widely separated.
It's controlled capitalism within a non-democratic regime.
