Sentence examples for industry realignment from inspiring English sources
Shares of other big carriers rose as well, as investors anticipated a possible industry realignment.
The Calpis acquisition marks "a positive move toward industry realignment," Ritsuko Tsunoda, an analyst at JPMorgan Securities Japan, wrote in a research note last month after Asahi first announced it was negotiating a deal with Ajinomoto, which has held a majority stake in Calpis since 1990.
The first move in the complex industry realignment now taking place was made more than a year ago when Microsoft broke with Intel and said that it would use an I.B.M. processor chip, similar to the one used by Apple for its Macintoshes, in the second version of its Xbox video game machine.
After an industry realignment in 2009-11, thas year has been about setting the stage for significant growth.
Cellphone carriers are in the midst of an industry realignment and are scrambling to set up faster networks across the country.
Largely because of this technology shift, the multi-billion dollar U.S. legal information industry is undergoing massive realignment.
In the longer run, many executives in the music and Internet industries see the push toward mergers as forerunners of other realignments across industry lines.
Kai Uwe-Ricke, the company's chief executive, said the job cuts were a necessary reaction to "the worldwide realignment of the industry, the rapid pace of technological development and...the tough competitive environment".
It's time for a new realignment in the industry — one in which the conflict is no longer between product maker and patent owner, but between those who license patents on a fair and transparent basis, and those who do not.
At least one analyst believes that deal could cause a major realignment in the tobacco industry, since it could signal another corporate raid on RJR Nabisco.
SEOUL — Asian chip makers are set to cash in on a major realignment in the volatile industry that is tilting the balance of power their way at the expense of gadget makers like Apple, after years of cautious investment kept supply in check.
