In "Iron Man 3," a story that the protagonist intermittently narrates, Tony Stark is a sort of independent start-up genius whose enterprise has grown beyond his dreams and out of his control; it's as if, from the very start of the story, he finds himself yoked to the service of his talent and not vice versa.
As a legal monopoly, it can at least operate free of the shackles of public competition, & it would therefore be included under what the Trib calls "the genius of free enterprise".
Maybe the President is right that in the long run the genius of individual enterprise will bring New Orleans back, but in the short run the city needs things that only government can provide, like public health and safety.
In the future, it plans to make money by building a collaborative document annotiation tool for businesses called "Enterprise Genius".
Essentially the plan is to let businesses upload documents or images on their private Enterprise Genius installation.
He left a particular mark as the co-writer of the screenplay adaptation of Pierre Boulle's Planet of the Apes -- a movie too-little credited to Serling's genius and an enterprise unfortunately rushed past in Sander's otherwise meticulous account.
In short, we will endeavor to keep the genius of the American free enterprise system strong and dynamic from sea to shining sea and around the world.
No, that's the glorious rent-seeking genius of our free-enterprise medical system, even after the socialist apparatchiks of the Obamacare regime got their grubby mitts on it.
How else to explain our genius for fluid, flexible cooperative enterprise and the prosperity it has brought?
i-D immediately became one of the most influential magazines of the decade; few outside the office knew that Terry's wife, Tricia, was as important to the enterprise as her genius of a husband.
