Sentence examples for about price fixing from inspiring English sources

The results exclude a one-time charge related to the settlement of claims about price fixing on the Nasdaq market.

I think my favorite movie walk-out of all time was when a little girl, whose mother dragged her to "The Informant!," a comedy about price fixing, stage whispered in horror, "This isn't a real movie!" When she finally convinced her mother to leave about 10 minutes in, the kid literally skateboarded out of the theater.

Also at the meeting, John Thompson a representative from the Fuel Poverty Action group asked about price fixing: "I watched a video on the Guardian website where it was a secret recording and a market participant alleges that one energy company in the UK 'were notorious for it; they got into trouble in the past and they stopped six months ago'.

When she was asked about price fixing, she lied and denied it.

It's not about price fixing advertising rates, it's about neutering the second place market participant.

Torquato suggests the voluntary code of conduct recently agreed by the price-reporting agencies, following concerns about potential price fixing in the oil markets, is not enough.

"Our understanding is that at the time of the original Guardian article in November about alleged price fixing in the wholesale gas market, Roger Milne, a journalist at Utility Week, was talking with an industry contact.

"The fact they [energy companies] have a big share of the market offers greater opportunity to do it [price fixing], but that it not to say they would want to do it or would do it". Torquato suggests the voluntary code of conduct recently agreed by the price-reporting agencies, following concerns about potential price fixing in the oil markets, is not enough.

The two agencies have said they were concerned about secrecy and price fixing in the credit card industry.

If you google your health-insurance company, along with news about stock prices and return on investment, outsized executive pay, and skyrocketing premiums, you will find stories about corporate fraud, stock manipulation, price fixing, and other illegal activities.

Antitrust specialists said such signs of chronic price fixing raised questions about whether European enforcement efforts could be effective without the threat of jail terms, as are routinely handed down in the United States.