Whatever the merits of the cases, MBIA's legal battles show just how concentrated and convoluted the financial industry has become.
From production to promotion, labels to venues, club nights to merchandise to fanzines, people are sidestepping the convoluted and compromised industry model and doing it themselves.
Between 1870 and 1875 he worked out of Newark, New Jersey, and was involved in a variety of partnerships and complex transactions in the fiercely competitive and convoluted telegraph industry, which was dominated by the Western Union Telegraph Company.
You try to do the best you can, but the financial services industry is convoluted.
Once again, branding takes time, especially in an industry as complex and convoluted as this.
In the long road of learning the convoluted, yet at times transparently simple music industry, many roles and titles of people I've come across have been difficult to understand.
This convoluted manipulation of information by the American pharmaceutical industry embodies the dangers of prioritizing monetary incentives over public welfare, all of which carries serious ethical ramifications.
And because there is no clear proclamation from above -- the government, a national train company, a single dominant merchant, or anyone -- about how to standardize, the nascent mobile payments industry is one of the most convoluted I've ever seen.
The industry minister, Ian Macfarlane, said the existing system had become convoluted, complicated and too rigid in some areas.
