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Former Montana construction exec pleads guilty in monopoly case

Construction Dive

Nathan Nephi Zito attempted to split up highway work with another firm to reduce competition for public projects in four states, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

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Monopoly busting with multiple marketing connections: The plan, at least

Construction Marketing Ideas

Readers here know that I’ve focused my marketing efforts the last few months on our newest publication — Ontario Construction News — that is seeking to break a competing publication’s multi-decade legal monopoly. In some respects the new business is a no-brainer.

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Here is why Autodesk’s monopoly over the Global AEC is not good, not even for Autodesk:

DebunkTheBIM

However, this competition is of little use for the industry’s ‘everyday man or company’ as it provides little real choice, in fact by pretending to be there yet having ‘no teeth’, competing companies strengthen Autodesk’s monopoly. Consequently, the industry keeps chasing its tail staying the most in-bred, corrupt and murky of industries.

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The pain (and magic) of competition

Construction Marketing Ideas

The ideal self-interested business model is a monopoly, of course, if you can get away with it. Our primary Ontario Construction News competitor had a three-decade, legally mandated monopoly for several decades, and based on the evidence, we believe pulled more than $6 to $12 million a year […].

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ESG is Not Just for Public Companies

Green Building Law Update

That the Supreme Court just agreed to review the EPA’s authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions may give the federal government the authority to regulate environmental protection through policies aimed at the electric power generating monopolies, impacting every business that needs electricity, small and large alike.

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California Announces Plans to Cut Rooftop Solar Incentives—Here’s What That Means for Homeowners

Pro Builder

Homes and businesses that already have solar won’t see their payments go down, but according to the Los Angeles Times , the new ruling will affect rates paid for solar power by the state’s three largest monopoly utility companies: Southern California Edison, Pacific Gas & Electric and San Diego Gas & Electric.

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The crowded market and the monopoly: Two sides of the marketing coin

Construction Marketing Ideas

Bruce Johnson continues to publish some truly useful marketing resources, and his latest post: Five Ways to Differentiate Your Business in a Crowded Market, provides much useful information. The issue: You are one of many players in the game.