While the show still had the Virginia, industry executives said that if it could not capitalize soon, Jujamcyn, the theater's owner, would probably be looking for a new booking.
Nasdaq and the American Stock Exchange, which merged earlier this year, will soon try to capitalize on the success of the Nasdaq technology stocks by offering a new product that tracks the Nasdaq 100.
Christian Mantei, head of the Office du Tourisme et des Congres du Paris, said that he had noticed an increase in shopping tourism, especially in winter, and that the city would soon try to capitalize on the trend with a worldwide ad campaign on this theme.
Remarkably, within just a few years of his arrival in London's horological community, he had become its most renowned member, and, with sound business acumen, he capitalized on the demand for his work and was soon the leading retailer.
Soon, they decided to capitalize on their skill with farm animals, building a smokehouse and producing fancy meats and cheeses.
But CBS does plan to capitalize as soon as possible on the spectacular success of "Survivor," which has set ratings records this summer.
One of Twitter's greatest values, which its investors are hoping to capitalize on soon, is as a real-time global bullhorn that lets users make their voices heard about anything under the sun.
Netanyahu, who quit as finance minister in August, wanted a vote on the party leadership as soon as possible to capitalize on the frustration that many Likud voters felt over the Gaza withdrawal.
You want to get the hire right, but you also need help as soon as possible to capitalize on the exciting growth you're experiencing.
A REIT manager caught self-dealing, making questionable loans to family or wasting capital on ego-building projects is likely to soon run out of capital and find his REIT has become takeover bait for better-managed, and capitalized, rivals.
