For example, since the early 1990s Fosun, a private firm set up in Shanghai, has been entering industries vacated by a retreating state, from pharmaceuticals to mining and insurance.
In the mid-1990s, the sugarcane industry collapsed and vacated much of the agricultural land on Kauai.
Styles reporter John Koblin heads to the television beat, assuming a key industry perch recently vacated by veteran writer Bill Carter, who took a buyout.
And when the music finally stops, they said, they expect that the industry changes will mean that more office space will be absorbed by the industry than will be vacated by it.
But since being appointed to fill the seat vacated by Hillary Rodham Clinton last year, she has reached out to financial industry executives and refrained from the kind of anti-Wall Street rhetoric used by liberals in her party.
Ms. Rhodd-Cummings, a former bookkeeper in the garment industry, won her first political victory two years ago in the special election to fill the seat vacated by Gregory W. Meeks, who had just been elected to Congress.
The decision was the second since 1998 in which the court vacated federal affirmative-action rules imposed on broadcasters, all but ending prospects that the industry will face any significant obligations to recruit minorities and women in the near future.
The decision was the second since 1998 in which the court vacated federal affirmative-action rules imposed on broadcasters, all but ending prospects that the industry will face obligations to recruit minorities and women in the near future.
In an industry with turnover rates that range upward of 100percentt a year ― every job is filled and vacated at least once ― this is what we get.
Kane, whose name has been linked with the prestigious design post at Balenciaga, recently vacated after the surprise departure of Nicolas Ghesquiere, had strong support from within the British fashion industry, while Katrantzou had vociferous champions on the international voting committee.
