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Supertopics:
Monopolistic Practices (Antitrust)
Survival of the Most Dominant

Cornering a Market

Subtopics:
Corporations Buy Out Smaller Competitors
Monsanto's Monopoly on GMO Seeds
Most "Natural Foods" Brands Are Now Huge Corporations
craft beer is exception to biggest corporation takes all
webDerek ThompsonThe Atlantic2018-01-19
Warren Buffett's mobile home empire preys on the poor
webDaniel Wagner and Mike BakerCenter for Public Integrity2015-04-06
Texas billionaire to grab Bay Area's Mechanics Bank
webAmerican Banker2014-09-25
Larger Corporations Underprice Smaller Competitors
Wal-Mart (aka Walmart)
the rise and fall of 'category killer' store chains
webNathaniel MeyersohnCNN2023-04-29
trials of the regulated cannabis business
webSean WilliamsMotley Fool2017-12-03
large organic corporations squeeze out smaller players
webCarol NessSan Francisco Chronicle2006-04-30
Manipulating Prices by Buying Up the Product
Manipulating the Price of Petroleum
Captive Markets via Proprietary Interfaces
Apple's Proprietary Control Freak Inclinations
high e-book prices to kill self-publishing competition
webFAIR2015-09-24
Internet Infrastructure Monopolies
the great censorship power of social media monopolies
webAlan MacLeodFAIR2021-01-15
cutting the cable TV cord, kind of
webStephan Pastis2019-04-26
broadband Internet costs far more in US
webTom GeogheganBBC2013-10-27
the Internet as the bone marrow of monopoly capitalism
webRobert W. McChesneyOpen Democracy2013-07-09
corporate cartels monopolize the Internet
webAmy Goodman and Juan GonzalezDemocracy Now!2013-04-12
a captive market for overpriced Internet
webSusan CrawfordAlternet2013-02-09
cable corporations no have to share their cables
webElliot D. Cohen, Ph.DBuzzFlash2005-07-18
Monopoly Power by Government Control
Cornering a Market Miscellany
Cornering a Market 2020 to Now
Cornering a Market 2015 through 2019
Cornering a Market through 2014