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This should boost fees from 15% of the bank's revenue to something closer to 30%, Kim hopes.

Bond trading should pick up after a slump and more merger activity should also boost fees, the analysts said.

A service industry that, in effect, exists to help people write, trade and manage financial claims on future cashflows raced ahead of the real economy, even as the ground beneath it fell away.The industry has defied gravity by using debt, securitisation and proprietary trading to boost fee income and profits.

The town of Montclair, N.J., this year closed its budget gap through a mix of devices: trimming expenses, raising property taxes, and boosting fees on limousine and garage-sale permits as well as landscaping and arcade licenses.

He will try to offset the higher costs of servicing sour loans by boosting fees to homeowners and banks.

This significantly boosted fees for patrons who only pledge a dollar or two per campaign, and ones that pledge to multiple campaigns and therefore get charged multiple fees.

Long-distance telephone companies AT&T and MCI on Monday said they had settled claims that MCI improperly routed calls through Canada in a way that boosted fees paid by AT&T.

Traders were found to have manipulated deals to boost their fees at the expense of customers.

Aviva, one of the biggest players in the global fund management market, was found to have manipulated trades to boost its fees at the expense of customers.

By The New Yorker August 12, 2008 A couple of weeks ago, the city of New Orleans decided to boost the fees that social aid and pleasure clubs have to pay for a parade permit, but then quickly decided against it.

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