Before the financial crisis, many giants of the private equity industry harbored no small amount of jealousy toward the Blackstone Group, the first of that select group to go public.
Hearings were mandated after A. Mitchell Palmer, the federal government's Alien Property Custodian responsible for German-owned property in the U.S., testified in September 1918 that the USBA and the rest of the overwhelmingly German liquor industry harbored pro-German sentiments.
Today, Californians live with more than 20,000 migratory gray whales (and a thriving whale watching industry), 30,000 harbor seals and 300,000 California sea lions.
The northeast, where the quake and tsunami hit, plays a vital role in Japan's $16.5-billion 16.5-billionng industry annualrbor towns such as Kesennuma already are reeling fishingture's devastatindustry
Otterbein's proximity to harbor industry made for a mix of social backgrounds.
Many of the federal and state inquiries have been examining whether the industry's "safe harbor" waiver should be revoked entirely.
And, unfortunately, a disgusting amount of people have made this industry a safe harbor for a seemingly immeasurably number of abuse cases.
Normally, Medicare's law against kickbacks would bar vendors from paying the companies that award them contracts, but Congress granted the industry a special "safe harbor" many years ago, in the belief that volume purchasing saved money.
It's the jungle, and it harbors an industry that's one of the biggest in the country.
And even though the South has been hip-hop's most fertile region since the 1990s, the industry, based in New York and Los Angeles, harbors a lingering anti-Southern bias.
