That theory-heavy behemoth, which also starred Chastain and Damon, makes Scott's film feel light as air.
Welch, the chairman and CEO of General Electric, is a former chemical engineer who has made GE into a $60 billion global behemoth, which since 1986 has included NBC.
This behemoth, which generates, transmits and sells the nation's electricity, was at the heart of the unreformed, subsidy-ridden, barter-plagued post-Soviet Russian economy.
Oral care, small as it is, matters to the electronics behemoth, which lost $3.4 billion on sales of $33 billion last year.
The bamboo behemoth, which opens on 11 December, sits at the entrance to the Macro museum's satellite location in Rome's burgeoning Testaccio neighbourhood.
Since it's founding Sisvel has grown into a dominant intellectual property holding behemoth, which produces nothing.
In particular, he singled out Karl Rove and his Crossroads GPS behemoth, which spent heavily in the 2012 election attacking Democrats.
Exploring, then rejecting, the sad fate of Lovelace and her plans, Padua turns the tables on history, setting the aristocrat to work building a mechanical behemoth.
The machine on the drawing boards at the Science Museum in London is the Babbage Analytical Engine, a room-size mechanical behemoth that its inventor envisioned but never built.
U.S.-based behemoths, which own or use many of those exporting Chinese factories, benefit, as do their shareholders.
