Revenue from warehouse rentals and fees grew to roughly $930,000 last year.
Revenue rose 2 percent, to $220.3 million, as incentive fees grew by double-digits.
Nomura's deal-making fees grew 37 percent during the quarter, faster than JPMorgan Chase's and Citigroup's.
Still, revenue from listing fees grew to $25.9 million in the third quarter, up 24.5percentt from a year earlier, because of a fee increase at the beginning of 2002.
For Visa and MasterCard customers alone, those fees grew 10percentt in 2002, to $8 billion, according to a survey published in the May issue of Credit Card Management, a trade publication.
At public law schools fees grew even faster, albeit from a lower base: for those going to schools in their home state they almost trebled, taking the median to around $16,000.
The college library houses the company's extensive archive — which includes films, photographs, notes and more — that incidentally reveals how quickly the company's booking fees grew, in the 1970s alone, from $300 (for performances at another New England college) to $25,000 (for a season at Sadler's Wells in London).
Transfer fees grew steadily throughout the 20th century but advanced significantly in the 1960s and 1970s as sides competed for trophies in Europe.
But the numbers applying to law school are still soaring, and students are taking out ever bigger loans as tuition fees grow faster than lawyers' salaries.
Information on soloist fees is zealously guarded in the business, but according to two senior music executives who refused to be named, talented young soloists today can make several thousand dollars for a set of performances with an orchestra, and the fees grow with a player's renown, reaching more than $65,000 per night.
