Now U.S. specialty chemicals firm Albemarle Corp is muscling in on SQM's turf.
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Other Chinese tech companies, such as Xiaomi and Oppo, have been muscling in on the action.
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This angered a cacique (local boss), who thought the mayor was muscling in on his turf.
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And they are now muscling in on one of Mexico's most lucrative businesses of all: local politics.
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Russia has been muscling in on Asian markets, where Saudi Arabia was once the unchallenged dominant supplier.
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At J.C. Penney, CEO Marvin Ellison's turnaround plan includes muscling in on appliances and installation services, two categories that Sears once dominated.
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And he clearly doesn't like other dogs muscling in on his turf: That's enough showing off Rafa, I'm the pro balancer around here!
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While the former investor base can sometimes buy more than 90% of a sterling bond, international investors are now muscling in on the market.
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Sgt Ashley Holland of Essex Police's anti-gangs unit told me the chief result of Londoners muscling in on Southend's drug trade has been violence.
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Having never really been a fan of the union between Ms. Marshall and her son, she determined that Charlene was muscling in on her turf.
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But it was not shy to confront Mr Sharif whenever it felt he was muscling in on what it considers its turf, most notably relations with India.
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Then there's the problem of those syndicate boys — especially one Feet (short for Effete) McGeegan (Arnie Burton) — who don't like Al's muscling in on their caviar empire.
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Japan's muscling in on the caviar industry with farms on the island of Kyushu, while massive industrial farms in Vietnam have been churning out the stuff for years.
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Whether it was a billion compromised Yahoo accounts or state-sponsored Russian hackers muscling in on the US election, this past year saw hacks of unprecedented scale and temerity.
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While Lloyd's reputation for specialization and innovation has pushed it to the forefront of new areas such as insurance against hacking, cheaper centers are muscling in on its turf.
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Analysts have said Hemlibra, which costs roughly $450,000 per year, has potential to hit $5 billion in annual sales by muscling in on older drugs from rivals like Shire.
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Pyeongchang will see no change there but newer events more targeted at millenials and younger audiences may be muscling in on the limelight enjoyed by the traditional blue riband races.
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"Innovative American beer producers are really muscling in on the global beer sector because they are the craft beer pioneers and craft is really taking off around the world," explained Forsyth.
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In a search for new markets for its grain, Russia has been building up exports to Asia countries such as Bangladesh and Indonesia, muscling in on markets traditionally supplied by Australia.
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Facebook is now muscling in on this business by making it easier for its users to buy goods through its messaging service as well as its other platforms, WhatsApp and Instagram.
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The president also seemed conflicted about whether the EU should be punishing American companies, briefly sounding territorial and defensive, like a mobster who doesn't like outside interlopers muscling in on his turf.
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Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management, says Five Below looks to be a well-run company, but he grows wary of Amazon muscling in on discount retailer's territory.
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At this time, organized criminals around Britain—such as the Essex firm, which controlled drug dealing in dozens of clubs in London, Essex, and Suffolk—were muscling in on the blossoming ecstasy trade.
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Some members of the group say they are being squeezed by a tough economy, Western sanctions on Russia, and powerful state-run companies that are muscling in on nearly all sectors of the economy.
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This is a city where the royals, to this day, occupy a wing of the City Palace, and where mid-rise towers and a new subway system are muscling in on a proud past.
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Citadel Securities, part of the Chicago-based hedge fund conglomerate run by Kenneth C. Griffin, is also muscling in on the banks' traditional turf, using technology to undercut the banks on speed and price.
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Zero alcohol beers could offer brewers higher margins because of lower taxes and could see them muscling in on the soft drinks market with what they say is a more natural and healthier option.
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When Amazon crossed over in earnest by buying Whole Foods, it seemed to light a fire under retail rivals like Walmart, who didn't appreciate Amazon muscling in on its brick and mortar bread and butter.
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Yet the latest wave of tech giants muscling in on the content game invites new questions about how studios will adapt -- and whether the new blood reflects a boon to them or an existential threat.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Brazil is muscling in on the peak season for U.S. soybean sales to China, the world's biggest buyer, as major producers vie to slim down bulging stockpiles after four years of record global output.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Swiss trading houses are muscling in on the global market for liquefied natural gas, until now the preserve of energy giants, and expect to grab a $23.5 billion share of the rapidly growing business this year.
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Under Chief Executive Georgi Ganev, the firm has been pursuing a strategy of increasing its exposure to private Nordic companies as it battles for assets with larger hedge funds and private equity firms muscling in on its territory.
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Such deals should make it easier for these firms to offer online grocery shopping (the UK is a relatively early adopter of this trend) and will help stave off fears of technologically savvy rivals muscling in on their territory.
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Muscling in on a country dominated by France for years served as a statement of intent about Moscow's renewed push for global prestige and influence, and is part of a wider campaign shaking up long-standing power dynamics on the continent.
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But he is doing so at a high point: Two media rivals are bidding top dollar for his assets, and he is exiting at a time when tech giants are muscling in on the media business that he made his life's work.
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The patent dispute underscores Hemlibra's potential to take business from Shire, with some analysts estimating Roche's roughly $450,000-per-year drug will hit $5 billion in annual sales by muscling in on older drugs for the genetic disease whose sufferers' blood does not clot properly.
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It is believed that Antonio "Tony the Scourge" Lombardo and the Unione Siciliano planned the assassination after the attack on the Gennas' bootlegging operation after O'Banion heard rumours that the "guinea dagos" were muscling in on O'Banion's joints.
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Bernzy meets a sultry widow, Kay Levitz, who owns a fancy nightclub. It seems the mob is muscling in on her due to some arrangement with her late husband. Kay asks if Bernzy could investigate an individual she considers troublesome. Generally unsuccessful with women, Bernzy agrees to help Kay, and he slowly begins to fall in love with her.
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Sociable and talented in the kitchen, Toni impressed Woolpack owner Diane Sugden (Elizabeth Estensen) and got a job behind the bar. However, with Toni muscling in on the kitchen, Marlon’s nose was out of joint and the animosity between them – though not serious – was a source of tension. Toni soon established herself as a girl with an eye for a hunky man.
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Genna then decided to return to Chicago and get back into business as a gangster. On May 31, 1930, Genna was driving in a car with four old Genna gang members, when a large sedan pulled up alongside of them and a volley of shotgun and pistol shots into the car. Philip Gnolfo was killed and two others were wounded. Genna gave up on muscling in on the old Genna territory and fled to Calumet City.
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The North Side Gang was complicit in the murders of Pasqualino "Patsy" Lolordo and Antonio "The Scourge" Lombardo. Both had been presidents of the Unione Siciliana, the local Mafia, and close associates of Capone. Moran and Capone had been vying for control of the lucrative Chicago bootlegging trade. Moran had also been muscling in on a Capone-run dog track in the Chicago suburbs, and he had taken over several saloons that were run by Capone, insisting that they were in his territory.
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The Nigerian mafia has a strong presence throughout Italy. Castel Volturno in Campania is considered the headquarters of the Nigerian mafia in Europe.In a ruined city on the Italian coast, the Nigerian mafia is muscling in on the old mob Emma Alberici and Giulia Sirignani, ABC News (16 March 2020) The country is used as a hub by the Nigerian mafia for the trafficking of cocaine from South America, heroin from Asia and women from Africa. Nigerian gangs have established partnerships with indigenous organized crime groups and have adopted the structure and operational methods of Italian crime syndicates.
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Osgood Perkins as John "Johnny" Lovo and Paul Muni as Antonio "Tony" Camonte in a scene from the film's trailer. In 1920s Chicago, Italian immigrant Antonio "Tony" Camonte (Paul Muni) acts on the orders of Italian mafioso John "Johnny" Lovo (Osgood Perkins) and kills "Big" Louis Costillo, the leading crime boss of the city's South Side. Johnny takes control of the South Side with Tony as his key lieutenant, selling large amounts of illegal beer to speakeasies and muscling in on bars run by rival outfits. However, Johnny repeatedly warns Tony not to mess with the Irish gangs led by O'Hara, who runs the North Side.
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She obeys Root and subsequently knocks out Juliet Butler, forcing Orion Fowl to shoot her with Root's chemical gun. Root was previously a captain serving in LEPrecon, but was forced to quit after he tried to flood a section of Haven City in order to wipe out a competitor who was muscling in on his illegal mining operation. His younger brother stopped him just in time, which forced Root to flee to the surface and spend over five centuries on the run, during which he had 96 residences, including a villa near Nice, France. After the incident, Root has his own page in LEPrecon's Criminally Insane section.
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He met his girlfriend, runaway Lou Swenson, when she was hiding in a construction trailer. Upset by the degradation on the waterfront, Rick Webber founded a sports center to give kids a place to go rather than hang out on the streets and get into trouble. Originally, Blackie showed up as a thug, trying along with his gang of teen hoodlums to stop the uptown wealthy do-gooders from muscling in on his territory. When he came to realize the good that Rick was trying to do, Blackie became supportive, and helped Rick expose one of his friends for stealing the fund raiser money which had initially been blamed on him.
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The Italian gangsters greatly outnumbered the members of the Irish mob, but Spillane was successful in keeping control of the convention center. The Italians, frustrated and embarrassed by their defeat to Spillane and the Irish gangsters, responded by hiring a rogue Irish-American hitman named Joseph "Mad Dog" Sullivan to assassinate Tom Devaney, Eddie "the Butcher" Cummiskey, and Tom "the Greek" Kapatos, three of Spillane's chief lieutenants. By the mid-1970s, Spillane had moved his family out of Hell's Kitchen to Woodside, Queens, because of threats of violence against his children. In 1966, a young upstart named Jimmy Coonan began slowly muscling in on Spillane’s territory.
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The syndicate made connections with figures in the American mafia, but in some other cases also had a rivalry with some of them. Rumor has it that when once two Chicago mobsters active in Las Vegas were sent to Hawaii to teach a local Hawaiian gang leader a lesson for muscling in on illegal gambling rackets in Nevada, The Company killed the two mob thugs and returned their chopped-up bodies to the mainland in the back of a trunk with a note attached: "Delicious, send more." Pulawa's reign ended in 1973 when he was starting to heavily invest criminal money in the real estate business. When law enforcement got wind of Pulawa's plans to buy several resort facilities in California, they were able to arrest him on tax evasion.
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They also argued that under the partnership between WHLR (1964) Ltd and GCC the opportunity of restoring the section of the WHR north of Beddgelert would be lost forever and that they wanted to preserve the possibility of restoring the whole railway. The FR further claimed that it had made the bid for the trackbed in secret to "deter speculators", but many were unconvinced. Concerns were raised elsewhere, that the FR was "muscling in" on WHLR (1964) Ltd's ambitions and that they were trying to stifle the WHR's development, in particular by charging excessive rent. The Association of Railway Preservation Societies was asked to intervene and offered to arbitrate.Letter from ARPS Chairman David Morgan Dated 2nd May 1990 - reproduced in "Welsh Highland Railway Renaissance" by Gordon Rushton in 2012 However this offer was rebutted by the FR Company.
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Ger Corrigan alleged that Shay Black, brother of Irish musician Mary Black, "hijacked" the song and claimed a co-writing credit while failing to acknowledge Hardy Drew and the Nancy Boys' authorship of the original version, a charge Black denied. Both sides sought legal advice; the band contacted YouTube's solicitors as well as a copyright solicitor before announcing in a press release that the dispute had been resolved. Journalist Fintan O'Toole criticized the song in The Irish Times for "its ignorance of cultural history", claiming that it was inappropriate given Irish Americans' history of racism against African Americans, and that emphasizing Obama's Irish heritage would be "muscling in on his parade". Canon Stephen Neill, the rector of Moneygall who accompanied the band on their American trip, responded that it was only a pop song, and that African Americans had universally welcomed them.
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