1.   Collectively they squandered their pricing power in short order.

2.   Analysts say the chief problem, however, is lack of pricing power.

3.   As long as the economy remains strong and interest rates low, stocks with pricing power will do well.

4.   All except Apple are in the business of packaging Intel processors and Microsoft software, and have negligible pricing power.

5.   But at bottom it was in an industry with no pricing power.

6.   But more pricing power for companies translates into higher fares for travelers, who want frequent and cheap flights.

7.   Ehlers and Shell are also fond of companies with pricing power over their goods or services.

8.   FTC litigators argued that only superstores have the pricing power to constrain each other, which is why prices are lowest in markets where all three compete.

9.   Gardiner said the CBI survey contained the first evidence of an increase in pricing power since the recovery started.

10.   Gardiner said the CBI survey contained the first evidence of increase in pricing power since recovery started.