"Enron's business did not generate the equivalent in fees that J.P. Morgan has had to pay out in settlements," said Thomas R. Ajamie, a Houston securities lawyer.
The monthly cost drops by £2, to £7.99, and an annual payment plan is available for £79 a year, taking the equivalent monthly fee to £6.58.
If any of the film projects using Moby's music go on to be commercially successful, Moby just asks that the equivalent licence fee is donated to his charity of choice, the Humane Society, a global animal protection organisation.
Baines & Ernst, for example, charges a set-up fee of two monthly payments, an administration fee of £70, a monthly management fee equivalent to 17.6 per cent of each payment made to them, up to a maximum of £100.
He just sits back and collects the political equivalent of licensing fees.
Upon arrival, visitors are charged vague "access fees" equivalent to upward of $100.
The builders are being asked to pay rent, which escalates over time, and to pay fees equivalent to full real estate taxes.
The ultimate destination, however, for these films was television, and video-on-demand, which allows cable channels to charge the equivalent of rental fees for movies you watch at home.
On January 10 , 2008 Tata Motors officially launched the Nano, a tiny, rear-engine, pod-shaped vehicle that eventually sold at a base price (excluding options, tax, and transportation fees) equivalent to $1,500 to $3,000.
In the most egregious case, RiskMetrics estimates that the Macquarie Media Group, a fund, paid fees equivalent to 10.5% of its assets under management in 2006.Running on empty?Dividend payouts are another bone of contention.
