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House of Reps In April, Margrethe Vestager formally accused Google of abusing its market dominance by favouring its proprietary shopping price comparison service.

In addition, its system can also integrate custom marketing tools — such as, for instance, a proprietary Shopping Cart Abandonment Monitor a customer uses — into the single dashboard view.

Founded by Marcin Rosinski, an employee at TwitJobSearch, which has its own "in-house incubator program", the site's main pitch is that along with a proprietary shopping engine it aggregates video product reviews from YouTube and the like, as well as finding any available discount codes.

They formed a small proprietary trading shop called Rooftop Trading.

He pursued a career in the fast-money world of "prop shops," or proprietary trading firms, where dozens of traders buy and sell stocks with the firm's money.

Schloegel points out that there have only been two times in the past 20 years that the energy sector has had higher momentum as calculated by his shop's proprietary relative strength momentum indicator.

Wal-Mart, for one, now conducts all its business with suppliers over a proprietary B2B network.Consumers clearly love to shop on the internet.

What's interesting about Uvinum, however, and ought to make it attractive both to wine lovers and to online wine shops and wine producers is their proprietary recommendation technology.

To get the radio to work again after the new battery was installed, Mr. Everett needed a proprietary code that Volkswagen would not provide to independent shops like his.

Named after Paul A. Volcker, the former Federal Reserve chairman who proposed the rule as part of the Dodd-Frank financial regulatory overhaul, it orders banks to halt proprietary trading and slice their investments in hedge funds and private equity shops.