It is often a social place in which people form friendships, conduct rivalries and share the ups and downs of common fortunes.
Henry Luce's business magazine was then in its early, socially concerned phase, and Agee, along with the photographer Walker Evans, had been sent to the South to investigate the situation of tenant cotton farmers — the sort of subject that was common for Fortune during the Depression.
Forging independent relations with Russia that are premised on common mineral fortunes and knowledge exchange will likely provide more opportunity for galvanizing positive change in the Kremlin.
It's common for large Fortune 500 companies to have security teams that work with dozens of cybersecurity providers for a slew of niche needs.
The shadow leader of the Commons made his fortune as an oil trader before embarking on a political career, entering Parliament at the 1992 general election as MP for Rutland and Melton.
Some say the American dream consists of going after fame and achieving fortune; a common obsession.
This year they may again do well.Is this just a blip on a continent where wild swings in fortune are common, or the beginning of a genuine economic turnaround?
"Monty" has done so throughout his career; and by God they have enjoyed helping him find his way to the door.Had they been friends, which they were not, Rothermere might have warned Mr Montgomery about the sudden reversals of fortune so common in the newspaper business.
Then, in one of the abrupt changes of fortune so common in a fickle business, Public School was dropped by Barneys New York, which had accounted for more than half their orders, and Mr. Chow and Mr. Osborne shut the label down.
Reversals of fortune were common in the stock market, and Little was no exception, going bankrupt three or nine times over the course of his career.
It was in 1993 that we got our first perfectly clear, evidence-based elucidation of the list of modifiable factors that account for the slings and arrows of outrageous medical fortune most common in modern societies: heart disease, cancer, stroke, diabetes, respiratory disease, obesity, and so on.
