This section, infamous in business circles for its exorbitant costs, was broadly praised by out-of-touch Washington bureaucrats.
After presenting an item on the Alaska Cannabis Club, Charlo Greene, a reporter for KTVA in Alaska, reveals live on air that she is in fact the owner of the infamous medical marijuana business.
He was also in charge when Apple made one of the most infamous decisions in business history: firing Mr Jobs from his own company in 1985.
So did Guillermo Moreno, who as secretary for internal commerce was infamous for bullying private business.
The highly anticipated Pop Life opens this weekend, taking as its premise Andy Warhol's infamous comment that "good business is the best art".
We should remember, however, that Putin had an infamous forerunner in this business, who, on the eve of the "Great Terror" in the Soviet Union 75 years ago, also copied the hunt for homosexuals from the German fascist original: Stalin.
Founded by entrepreneurs who, because of deregulation, were able to bypass the infamous "license Raj," the business permits handed out by the government in exchange for cash, the industry is a magnet for international investors.
Some of the more infamous "fight letters" in business history include an ad that read "RJR Nabisco to Shareholders: Drop Dead," and another depicting the directors of Sears Roebuck with a caption that read "Non-Performing Assets".
The bank's posture was openly predatory (the most infamous quote was "Funny business, you know?
The rapper heard a demo version of "Nobody's Business," the infamous Rihanna song that sees her and Chris Brown cooing their love to one another.
