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cap

[kap] / kæp /




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But the company's methods are "based on non-transparent rules", according to Germany's Federal Cartel Office, adding that it was not clear to third-party retailers how price caps were determined.

From Barron's

The FCO said Amazon’s tools effectively allowed the company to influence prices set by competing vendors, including through price caps, and ordered that the company stop using its tools in most cases.

From The Wall Street Journal

The bloc has also put into place a carbon-border adjustment mechanism, known as CBAM, that aims to blunt the competitive edge given to external producers not subject to Europe’s more stringent caps on carbon emissions.

From The Wall Street Journal

In November, the President of the Housing Committee, Deputy Steve Williams mentioned that the possibility of introducing a rent cap in Guernsey would be looked at.

From BBC

Such a radical shake-up points to French eyes on the future, with the returning Dupont the only member of Thursday's matchday squad possessing more than 50 caps.

From BBC