So Yahoo, which would not disclose how many people use the feature, absorbs the fees charged by Checkfree.
American Airlines was absorbing the fees in some competitive markets and passing them on in others, while other competitors had not yet clearly signaled their intentions, he said.
While different boats and renters would cost more or less to insure, at least at first Boatbound is just absorbing the fees.
It would be more effective and more economical for the health care system to absorb the monthly fee paid by the elder in order to facilitate access to the telesurveillance service by all vulnerable older adults.
Colleges might then raise fees to absorb the extra cash.
Some estate agencies say they are willing to absorb the cost in their commission fee.
Bigger companies, like Yellow Cab and Metro, she said, could more easily absorb the costs of the proposed fee increases, and the additional repair costs that could come from more frequent state inspections.
Since then, technology vendors have cut fees by 20percentto30percentcent and banks have recognized the considerable leverage of online bill payment services, thereby making them more willing to absorb those fees.
He said the contractors removing asbestos were paid a fixed fee and had to absorb the cost of multiple delays, some of them caused by regulators who found that contaminants had not been satisfactorily removed.
That's because big, well-capitalized fund firms can better absorb the hits to revenue that lagging performance combined with incentive fees can bring, especially if just some of their funds offer incentive fees, notes University of Connecticut finance professor Joseph Golec.
