"over markets" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to speak of a place where goods or services are bought and sold. For example, "The area has seen explosive growth over markets in recent years."
Fairfax's classified advertisements were once considered "rivers of gold," but revenues have collapsed as Web sites have taken over markets for real estate, job and car ads.
Mr. Imboden, the chief executive of Jimmyjane, said what attracted venture capitalists was not anything unusual: the opportunity to finance innovative products that can change or take over markets.
Sometimes unexpected events can take over markets too, as Michael Jackson's untimely demise's meteoric impact on the music market shows.
Fairfax's classified advertisements were considered "rivers of gold" as recently as a few years ago, but revenues have collapsed as online web sites take over markets for real estate, job and car ads.
What these companies understood early on was the value of taking over markets as rapidly as possible and creating a household name that would give them a competitive edge in the future.
The second-consecutive disappointing monthly jobs report put a damper over markets Friday morning.
Yep: Is it because I think publishers will take over marketing [for] me?
So attractive are Internet-only publications like E24 that a rival Norwegian business publication, called NA24, is pursuing a similar strategy, making the country one of the most fiercely fought-over markets for business news in the world, analysts say.
This limits the Fed's control over deteriorating markets.
Even small investors and public funders pore over market stats.
Those who bought before 2002 are pricing their homes roughly 12 percent over market value, while those who bought from 2002-06 price them about 9 percent over market value.
