The Miami Chamber of Commerce also instituted the "One Community One Goal" project in 1996 (Mayor Penelas is the co-chairman) to target seven prime industries: aviation, biomedical, film and entertainment, financial services, information technology and telecommunications, international trade and tourism.
In the early 20th century, the prime industries were chemicals and tanning.
London is a popular centre for tourism, one of its prime industries, employing the equivalent of 350,000 full-time workers in 2003, while annual expenditure by tourists is around £15 billion.
Three weeks after the storm devastated the city, ACORN released a report -"How the sub prime mortgage industry is sandbagging Katrina-affected homeowners"- to expose the industry's double standard.
Wireless access is roughly one-twentieth of the speed of the envisioned 100-megabit lines, said Dave Burstein, editor of DSL Prime, an industry newsletter.
"They are effectively disarming their equities division," said Brad Hintz, an analyst for the Sanford C. Bernstein & Company who follows the prime brokerage industry.
"All of Lucent's projections assume that the Asians won't get anywhere in the American market," said David Burstein, publisher of DSL Prime, an industry newsletter, recalling a recent Lucent presentation he covered.
This demonstrates that to improve reliability of production and profitability in the prime lamb industry, the pricing strategy, risks and management practices associated with each environment need to be considered.
Its success primed the industry for visually sophisticated books for children.
Paulson shot to fame two years ago when one of his key funds exploded five-fold in value by predicting that the US sub-prime mortgage industry would collapse.
