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The field of biomaterials is now capitalizing on this new information by building materials that incorporate bioactive molecules into implanted devices, scaffolds for tissue engineering, drug and gene delivery vehicles, and cell culture supports.
The firm is leading the shareholder class action against Qwest — another ailing telecommunications provider — in Denver federal court, and although a federal judge in Mississippi threw out Milberg Weiss's earlier shareholder class action against WorldCom, Lerach is now capitalizing on that disaster as well.
Apple is now capitalizing on its market advantage and is very careful with its most valuable product.
LinkedIn has neglected two big opportunities Facebook is now capitalizing on: helping lower-skilled workers and people who aren't actively looking for a job.
Amazon is now capitalizing on that with the creation of a new gift card format: video gift cards, a customizable gift card selection created in partnership with JibJab, the online humor and video site that has raised nearly $18 million to date that recently added a focus on children's content with StoryBots.
His PAC is now capitalizing off his newfound Internet fame and brushing the media attention off with a laugh.
Google, which is now capitalized at barely a third of Apple's valuation, still doesn't pay a dividend.
The company is now capitalized at the equivalent of nearly 13 million dollars, and in 1955, it showed a net profit of a bit over 1 million.
Real estate brokers are now capitalizing "SEARS" in listings for emphasis, and Sears has even hired a corporate historian.
The same corporations that made billions on packaged foods are now capitalizing on the market for "packaged meals". Demand has been especially strong for what are called "fresh prepared foods," meals prepared en masse and served at grocery stores, bodegas, and even pharmacies around the country.
Bigger players such as YouTube are now capitalizing on a similar idea.
