Retailer using semantic markup

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Hi All,

Bestbuy.com has been in the forefront of the effort to adopt semantic markup , however I see that on any of its product listings it does not list the price in the sematic markup but only lists very limited amount of data using RDFa, am I missing anything here or is it really the case ?

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