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The Overseas Development Institute, a think-tank, estimates that Western Union charges a mark-up of more than eight percentage points on all remittances sent to Africa.

Neksium® procured from one website for $83 $2.96/tablett) included a label on the box that indicated it could be sold for no more than INR 6.73/tablet in India (approximately $0.14/tablet depending on the exchange rate), a mark-up of more than 2000%.

Our research suggested that in many cases Tesco and RBS were imposing an extra mark-up of about 2% or more on top of the published 2.75% foreign exchange fee.

The crews used livery drivers to make deliveries of cocaine, which had been marked up to more than twice the normal street value, Vance said.

That's a hell of a mark-up".

For example, a WHO/HAI survey in Syria reports a fixed price system whereby retail pharmacies apply maximum medicine mark-ups of 8% for more expensive medicines to 30% for less expensive medicines [ 37].

Apologists for the peacekeeping effort describe it as good intentions falling short of their mark, but hope that a speeded-up deployment of more U.N. troops will help.

But sometimes you want to be able to mark up a page and communicate more visually.

But to cover their larger fixed costs, traditional stores typically mark up the price of loose diamonds more than online retailers do.

Vanderbilt University economist Mark Cohen estimates that 10% of Nissan's borrowers had their loans marked up more than $1,600.

More tellingly, when the rubber began to hit the legislative road last week during the House Financial Services Committee mark-up of its regulatory reform bill, the compensation issue was conspicuously missing; it will stay MIA when the mark-up wraps up Wednesday.