An oligopoly is a market structure where a small number of firms have significant control over market prices and output, often leading to limited competition and potential collusion among the firms.

America’s drug-distribution industry, dominated by an oligopoly of three companies, is the perfect example because very little investment is needed. Biotech and pharma companies take most of the ...

Their interim report alleges that this oligopoly of PBMs, functioning in the shadows as intermediaries, has used its extraordinary market power to extract revenue from other stakeholders at the ...

When private equity firms push into an industry, you know there are decent returns to be made. Just consider their enthusiasm for the arcane business of insuring corporate pensions. A company’s ...

The biggest loser in this situation is Micron (NASDAQ:MU), as it confirms the oligopoly won't stand shoulder-to-shoulder, leading to lower prices on the market. This translates to negative growth ...

Monopoly, the market of one seller, had in many cases given way to oligopoly, the market of the few. Shrewdly President Roosevelt let others launch his attack on oligopoly, dispatching lieutenants ...

Company successfully completes major equipment and process flow testing for the commercial design of its large-scale boron facility ...

For those who don’t know, an oligopoly is a situation in which a small number of companies dominate the market, and to answer the question posed in the title, that’s exactly what we have in ...