His business model, characterized by stripped-down costs and generous margins, reshaped the industry, tilting the balance between profits and public service and turning Gannett into a darling of Wall Street.
Did research funded by the sugar industry unfairly tilt science and policy away from the health risks of sugar in the 1960s?
The associations respond by pointing to what they see as intense competition among member banks themselves, and by arguing that a restructuring of the industry would tilt the playing field in favor of competitors like American Express that both issue cards and process transactions.
But given the current makeup of the House, with a strong pro-industry tilt among conservative Republicans, "any step forward is good at this point," Mr. Weimer said.
Instead, it was the hand of industry lobbyists tilting the playing field in Washington as well as an accounting industry that had developed powerful conflicts of interest and a financial sector that had fueled over-investment.A decade later we have deregulated the financial sector and we face another crisis.
In 2005, after becoming convinced that the game industry had tilted too much toward blockbuster franchises, she began brainstorming with friends in her living room about how to correct the imbalance.
However, a large segment of the ETF industry is tilted towards high-valuation stocks: as we showed in the first part, a disproportionate share of U.S. equity flows ends in high-fliers such as Amazon and Microsoft.
Though topics at the National Assn. of Music Merchants (NAMM) convention in Anaheim most often trend toward musicians, musical instruments and how they interact, one panel at the annual industry gathering tilted in a decidedly socially conscious direction.
In a nutshell this law states that the music industry always tilts inexorably towards a state of entropic awfulness, until such an extreme state of douchebaggery is reached that the system collapses upon its state of uselessness, and then -- unexpectedly -- something useful emerges.
The leader of the trucking industry's campaign to tilt federal regulations in its favor is an alliance of the nation's largest shippers called the Coalition for Efficient and Responsible Trucking, or CERT.
Since 23 June 2016, industry opinion has tilted firmly towards the negative view, but recent developments have given cause for some optimism.
