Sentence examples for industry grab from inspiring English sources
This week Morgan Stanley reached a deal to buy out Citigroup's 49% stake in their Smith Barney retail-broking joint venture.The second shift in the investment-banking landscape is a hollowing-out of the midsized banks as the very biggest in the industry grab a greater share of trading revenues.
Garmin Ltd. : Based in Kansas, Garmin is the current king of the portable GPS industry, grabbing more than 50 percent market share in 2006, according to Canalys, a technology research firm.
The healthcare industry should grab this opportunity by offering mobile health (mHealth).
That means there is no way the satellite industry can grab any meaningful market share for at least another five years, possibly longer.
And what could be more nomadic and transient than the extractive industry itself – grabbing what resources and profits it can before abandoning one area for another.
NEWARK — A federal judge has upheld a 21-year-old law prohibiting sports betting in all but four states, dealing a setback to New Jersey's attempts to revive its struggling casino industry by grabbing a piece of what has become a multibillion-dollar industry.
As more business travelers become accustomed to the comforts of traveling in luxury and grow more disenchanted with commercial air travel, the business-jet industry is grabbing their attention with popular new products like charter networks and plans that allow the purchase of jet time by the hour.
Rather than share the spotlight with the rest of the industry, he grabs center stage at his own MacWorld show next week.
GigsWiz, a Helsinki-based analytics service for the live music industry, has grabbed €150,000 in a seed round of funding.
Adapting the old adage "Nobody ever got fired for buying IBM," McLeod says that nowadays, "nobody ever got fired for developing on the iPhone" – highlighting the rush by so many in the media/technology industries to grab a slice of the App Store's success.
Unfortunately, there is a dangerous and growing movement spawned by greedy welfare ranchers and motorized recreation industries to grab this public treasure for their own gain.
