This isn't the first time the market has thrown a hissy fit after Fed warnings about possibly choking back on stimulus.
A troubled economy and the implosion of the real estate market have thrown thousands of architects and designers out of work in the last year or so, forcing them to find or create jobs.
At that time a glut in the oil market had thrown the state into recession, turning the rural landscape into "a wasteland of dereliction and decay" strewn with failed gas stations, abandoned cars and rusting oil barrels.
The concept -- aiming products at distinct, well-defined target markets -- has thrown Detroit's traditional business model on its ear.
The company, which is still on thin ice, at least in terms of market share, has thrown everything it can into materials.
Market leader Nokia has thrown down the gauntlet to Android in anticipation of the launch, promising to make its operating system also free.
Lured by the promise of this market, Intel Corp. has thrown its hat into the 64-bit arena with its new Itanium chip architecture after years of desktop and 32-bit dominance.
Or that an expanded menu of new psychoactive drugs cooked up in Chinese labs – and a plethora of black market prescription pills – has thrown some extra bear traps at green explorers entering the psychoactive wilds.
In the meantime, the news has thrown markets into a near-panic.
Illegal strikes and protests have become common as the country moves from a state-controlled economy, which promised workers cradle-to-grave security, to a market-driven system that has thrown tens of millions out of their jobs and left many others toiling in arduous or unsafe conditions.
Lured by the promise of this market, Intel Corp. intc has thrown its hat into the 64-bit arena with its new Itanium chip architecture after years of desktop and 32-bit dominance.
