It depicts the story of neighborhoods like Boyle Heights and Fairfax, people like Billy Wilder, Max Factor, my friend Herb Alpert (Fairfax High), Sandy Koufax (here is a signed baseball by him) and Frank Gehry... and linchpin industries like our movies and suburban land development.
Other pipeline projects in Canada are stalled, so Keystone XL has become the linchpin for industry's plans to triple tar sands extraction and development.
Few expected early platforms like Rhapsody and a then-nascent Pandora to become linchpins of the industry and accordingly, nobody knew how much a single play should be worth.
But a researcher at TripAdvisor helped the Federal Communications Commission subpoena a linchpin of the nefarious industry.
But with DNA sequencing now becoming a big business and linchpin of the biotechnology industry, international rivalries and nationalism are starting to move front and center in any acquisition.
"Success here is the linchpin for the nuclear industry in this country," says Joseph (Buzz) Miller, executive vice president for nuclear development for Southern.
Banking secrecy is the linchpin of the Swiss financial industry, the country's largest.
Yet as live concerts come to supplant album sales as the linchpin of the pop music industry, there aren't many bands with as consistently fervent a touring audience as Phish.
Page B13 Arts PHISH'S ONE-BAND FESTIVAL, BOTH CONCERT AND CARNIVAL As live concerts come to supplant album sales as the linchpin of the pop music industry, there aren't many bands with as consistently fervent a touring audience as Phish.
The assumed agents of change are the likes of Tesla, Uber, Google, Apple or Ford, but lost in all of these predictions is the linchpin for the entire auto industry.
