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Monopolizing may
refer to:
Monopolization, a
crime under United States antitrust law The act of creating, maintaining, or
using power derived from a monopoly...
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United States antitrust law,
monopolization is
illegal monopoly behavior. The main
categories of
prohibited behavior include exclusive dealing, price...
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substitute for a
monopolized good. The
monopolist is the sole
supplier of the good in question. A
customer either buys from the
monopolizing entity on its...
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whose athletes were
students or real amateurs. Indeed, the
Soviet Union monopolized the top
place in the
medal standings after 1968, and,
until its collapse...
- practices.
Another suit was
brought against Google in 2023 for
illegally monopolizing the
advertising technology market. In
August 2024,
District of Columbia...
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advertising services,
physical protection, or for
providing and
possibly monopolizing a
location where the
prostitute may
solicit clients. Like prostitution...
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hands of more than a
billion people. "Justice
Department Sues
Apple for
Monopolizing Smartphone Markets". U.S.
Department of Justice.
Retrieved March 29,...
- is a
collective term for the five
families of the
Fujiwara clan that
monopolized the
regent position of
Sekkan in ****an from 1252
until 1868. The five...
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initially used
among the Taliban, but was
phased out as the
supreme leader monopolized control in the
months following the 2021
return to power.
There is an...
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American missionary families and
businessmen known as "the Big Five", who
monopolized control of the
sugar industry's profits. By the time
Hawaiian annexation...
