cabcharge造句
例句与造句
- In December 2016 ComfortDelgro announced that subject to regulatory approval, it had agreed to purchase Cabcharge's stake.
- The major sponsors at the last 4 nationals have been Redlands, Ronstan, Air Warfare Destroyer Aliance and Cabcharge.
- Users call their employer's designated cab company and flash a Cabcharge charge card to take care of the bill.
- Acosta said Cabcharge recently enlisted taxi companies in Boston, Chicago, St . Louis and Houston to honor its cards.
- Cabcharge Australia was the subject of Federal Court proceedings in 2010 over alleged anti-competitive practices including predatory pricing activities.
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- :: " The lack of access to Cabcharge branded cards has also reduced competition nationwide in markets for taxi payments processing.
- Today, over 7, 000 taxis operate on Cabcharge booking and dispatch networks in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Newcastle.
- On 8 January 2013 the Federal Police summonsed Slipper alleging three offences against in relation to allegations concerning the use of Cabcharge vouchers.
- Later that year, the business was bought from National Express and the Bosnjak family for over $ 100 million by ComfortDelGro Cabcharge.
- The Cabcharge account payment system was established in 1976 to provide a way to pay for taxi fares throughout Australia and participating countries.
- Over time, it appears to the inquiry that Cabcharge has been extremely effective in stifling the development of competition in these markets ."
- In August 2006 ComfortDelGro Cabcharge expanded purchasing the Western Sydney services of Baxter's Bus Lines followed in August 2007 by Toronto Bus Service.
- In December 2016 ComfortDelgro announced that subject to Foreign Investment Review Board approval, it had agreed to purchase Cabcharge's 49 % stake.
- JoMarie Acosta, who oversees Cabcharge's US operations from Kensington, Md ., says the service is big in Australia and in London.
- Market inquiries indicate that Cabcharge branded charge account cards and eTickets account for up to 40 per cent of non-cash transactions in the taxi industry.
