On top of these social engineering schemes, the transformation of phishing tactics is also occurring on the other end of the industry: Phishers are finding new ways to evade Web registries or Internet service providers that seek out and block malware-infected sites.
Such hopes underlie the rally, even as the European financial crisis simmers, the U.S. economic recovery remains tentative and U.S. prosecutors and regulators say they are far from the end of punishing the industry for its sins.
"Cray is a leader in the high-end of the supercomputing industry, and the Cray XC30 system promises to continue the Company's strong standing in the market for designing, building and installing leadership-class supercomputers, such as the 'Titan' system at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the 'Blue Waters' supercomputer at the University of Illinois' National Center for Supercomputing Applications, " said Earl Joseph, IDC program vice president for HPC.
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We can already see the dramatic negative impact on the housing industry of the end of those programs, and the inability of the housing industry to make it on its own.
They also realize of course the danger of entrants coming from the low end of the market to disrupt their industry, and that the internet is a huge enabler of this.
Imposed by the Financial Services Authority (FSA), and known as the Retail Distribution Review (RDR), many of the new regulations come into force at the end of 2012 for those sections of the investment industry that deal with the public.
Tomorrow, at a meeting with analysts, Amgen is widely expected to do something that may represent the end of the biotechnology industry as we know it: pay a dividend.
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The Production Tax Credit for electricity generated from wind farms expires at the end of 2012 and the industry has been lobbying furiously to forestall an inevitable crash in new projects and big layoffs.
As of the end of 2009 the study found the industry average MLR was about 85% on large group plans but only about 74% on individual plans, well below the new mandate.
The initiative continues with a goal of seeing 80, 000 vets employed in the industry by the end of 2014.
The new look, which includes comfortable seating areas and flat-screen TVs, is intended to have a more inviting feel and is part of the company's goal of positioning itself on the higher end of the fast-food industry.
"It amounted to the sort of front-end screen the credit-card industry does at the point of sale, " says assistant IRS commissioner Ted Brown.
But by the end of the 20th Century the Welsh coal industry had dwindled from its former strength.
Today its reserve ratio a key measure for an insurer's safety cushion that is obtained by dividing non-life reserves by non-life premiums dropped to 120% from 160% at the end of 1999, well below the industry average.
It maybe a little more than 20 years since the end of apartheid opened up the wine industry to the wider world but vines have been tended in this corner of the globe since the mid-17th century.
At the annual gathering of the advertising industry in Cannes at the end of June, all the talk was of the accelerating shift away from established forms of advertising, especially the 30-second commercial, towards newfangled social media.
And that could have meant the end of an industry that, like no other industry, represents so much of what makes up the American spirit.
The goal is to separate the risky business of derivatives trading from the parts of a bank that take federally insured deposits and put an end to taxpayer bailouts of the financial industry.
At the beginning of 2007 and the end of 2006, we said 4G would happen faster than the industry expected.
China has the world's biggest population of Internet users, with 564 million people online at the end of 2012, according to an industry group, the China Internet Network Information Center.
The region still remembers the collapse, after the end of the cold war, of the aerospace industry that once supported blue-collar workers in the area.
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And the outlook for increased domestic sales of the kind of high-end weapons the defense industry has traditionally preferred to build is becoming brighter.
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At the end of last month, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology posted a proposed list of brands that state units may purchase.
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On the other side are those who believe that moving from four big national carriers to three would mean the end of serious price competition in the wireless industry.
An arcane industry statistic known as "fab utilization, " which measures how much of the world's chip manufacturing capacity is being used, had reached only 65.9% by the end of 2001, according to the Semiconductor Industry Association.
The Affordable Care Act brings an end to some of the worst insurance industry practices that have kept affordable health coverage out of reach for millions of Americans, especially when they needed it most.
According to the Securities and Exchange Board of India, the industry regulator, in the six months to the end of September, more than twice as much money went into privately managed funds as into public ones.
The Competition Commission is to complete its report on the car industry by the end of January.
Navigant Consulting of Chicago has estimated that the end of the PTC could ultimately cost 37, 000 jobs throughout the wind power industry out of about 75, 000 presently existing.
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Ariel Adams (also a Forbes.com contributor) wrote a month ago on A Blog To Watch about what an iWatch will be like, from the point of view of the high-end watch industry.
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