The rise has surprised even old industry hands.
AMPAS members are old industry hands, not critics, and old is the operative word.
Mr. Malone, who used to work in the computer gaming industry, hands out remote controls, too.
Coming from the band of geologists and former oil-industry hands who believe that the world is facing an imminent shortage of oil, this would be unremarkable.
The Senate's vote against the ethanol industry hands a political victory to a bipartisan group of lawmakers that call the incentive needless and expensive.
Mr. Lawsky's move against Standard Chartered, though, suggests to some industry hands that he is still finding his footing as a regulator after being a prosecutor.
Probably the reason "Mage" remains unsullied by movie-industry hands is that Wagner isn't stupid; he's seen the crummy treatment that film adaptations of comics have received and has elected to save himself the humiliation.
One solution arrived at by Warburg Pincus, a New York outfit, is to stop merely buying and selling businesses and to build them from scratch instead.Why pay a bundle to buy an overpriced African oil-exploration firm, say, when you can hire a team of seasoned industry hands to recreate much the same thing for a lower price?
But last year the ratio fell to 114%.These figures understate the problem, since they include not only newly discovered oil, but also oil acquired through takeovers and purchases—"drilling in the canyons of Wall Street", as the old industry hands call it.
The uncertainty surrounding uranium supply has many industry hands wondering if sharpies like Mitchell will screw them.
In Britain, the Tobacco Manufacturers Associationn says the industry handed over the equivalent of more than $18.5 billion to the government in 2011- '12
