It's a powerful firm that represents rich corporations and governmental entities, and has an office in Washington, where it lobbies with the elite.

They represent a merger of the shrunken remnants of two formerly powerful firms: the Rockefeller Republicans and the New York neoconservatives.

(His powerful firm, Hopewell Holdings, is named after a town near Princeton.)

In the year of 1695, Levett's increasingly powerful firm accounted for 3,894,864 pounds of tobacco imported into England.

Gradually, the jute business was monopolised by the more powerful and better-organised British firms.

Within just a few years, the Galerie François Petit was among the most powerful firms in the French art market.

These linkages provided a source of new competitive advantage for the entire corporate system and threatened the foundations of powerful national firms.

They would build a firm together-a small but powerful firm of hard-charging trial lawyers with impeccable ethics.

Those are the largest, most powerful firms, and require close oversight.

In both of these examples, an economically powerful firm uses the RPM agreement to exclude or raise entry barriers for its competition.