Monopolistic

In all, the tendency towards monopolistic practices, to be unrestrained successfully games the market and pushes Nigeria into a cul-de-sac.

Nasdaq's monopolistic position is reflected in its Listing activities, with the company having a 91% win rate in IPOs (within the US) in Q1'23.

President Theodore Roosevelt made all of those discerning remarks 100 years ago when he was battling the big corporations (“trusts), which were attempting to gain monopolistic control over various sectors of our economy.

A “baby bubble” is forming in the U.S. stock market, fueled by “monopolistic tech” and investor enthusiasm around artificial intelligence, according to BofA Global Research.

Antitrust laws seem laughable in the face of the increasingly ruthless appropriation of extraordinary profits and monopolistic control over all information deposited on the network.

But the company also defended itself saying that Apple customers have come to rely on the very ecosystem of products that the suit claims is monopolistic.

I can't do that with any single provider of subscriptions (except, strangely considering its monopolistic tendencies, Apple, which provides me with a list).

In 2022, during his address to the nation, Tokayev proposed a comprehensive package of political reforms, marking a definitive move from a monopolistic system to a balanced model with checks and balances among government branches.

In February, the National Community Pharmacists Association declared an “emergency” and warned Congress that the monopolistic practices of health insurers and their PBMs must be regulated or thousands of pharmacies could close their doors.

These include complex environmental and social issues such as flood and drought management, the persistent problem of PM2.5 air pollution, the resurgence of drug-related challenges, and the need to dismantle monopolistic economic structures.

This writing mostly revolves around Dangote’s monopolistic business in Nigeria, which I am also vehemently against.

We strive to operate like a competitive retail business rather than a monopolistic utility.

According to him, Agya Koo had become too monopolistic and started giving producers problems so in order to tame him,they had to cut him off.

According to him: “The amendment, which is without bias, will checkmate monopolistic and anti/competitive behaviour and by extension enhance the local creative industry.

All the while, the well-compensated folks at NCBE — who have diploma privilege licenses by the wayexpending all their resources trying to intimidate states out of doing anything but running a superspreader event and feeding their monopolistic coffers.

And, forgive my silly wit; tell me again how is Mr. Vieira’s “pirating…monopolistic pernicious predatory position” related to this definition you are so religiously defending.

Apple and Epic have been in a legal battle since August, when the maker of the popular game launched its own in-app payment system to circumvent what it called Apple's monopolistic practices.

Facebook, willing to provide a platform for mis/disinformation and political manipulation, regardless of the consequences for democracy, has shown the dangers of a privately controlled monopolistic surveillance economy.

For five-plus decades, Republicans haven’t made a sincere effort to counter that monopolistic hubris — until Trump.

Interestingly, over the past 20 years, Japan has become more competitive, while America has become more monopolistic or oligopolistic.