Fannie Mae has not been afraid to use its deep pocketbook to undermine competitors and critics.
If freeing proprietary code will undermine competitors or enlarge support for WebSphere, analysts say, I.B.M. is now willing to do it.
The European commission's attack dogs are investigating whether the company is abusing its monopoly of search in order to feather its own nest and undermine competitors.
Unless everyone around the table can be trusted to respect the confidentiality of the meeting, there is a high risk that partial accounts of their discussions will be leaked by ministers seeking to advantage themselves and undermine competitors.
"Allowing BT to use state funding to undermine competitors is not in the interests of rural communities, nor the UK as a whole".
Ironically, one of Google's most vocal critics is Microsoft, which has been accused in the past for using its dominance in the personal computing market to undermine competitors and limit choices for consumers.
By undermining its competitors' ability to compete on the merits of their products, Intel's actions undermined competition and innovation.
The number of people in those exchanges could thus skyrocket, especially as startup companies undermine their competitors with uninsured employees and lower costs.
Adriane Fugh-Berman, associate professor in the department of physiology at Georgetown University Medical Centre in Washington DC, who analysed the documents (who appeared against Wyeth in the class action) found that these publications variously promoted unproven and unlicensed benefits of Wyeth's HRT drug, undermined its competitors, and downplayed its harms.
Even as more consumers flocked to Wal-Mart the last few months for deals on brand-name electronics, the company cut prices drastically to keep up with competitors, undermining its sales.
His five newspapers, including the Times and Sunday Times, blatantly used their news columns to plug their proprietor's satellite programs and undermine the competitor.
