This would have introduced new fees, pricing regional jets out of some chunks of airspace to make way for the big carriers' planes.
Officials of hockey programs at local public schools have complained that the Red Sox' high rental fees priced them out of a chance to play at Fenway.
Square says that this is the first time ever that small business has has an advantage over big business with respect to credit card fees pricing.
FEE Prices range from a few dollars for an upcycled shopping tote to $2,500 for a wood, acrylic, steel and plastic "thing-o-matic" that generates 3-D models.
And most major resorts have keiki camps, which, for a daily fee (prices vary depending on the hotel but usually hover around $50), occupy children with activities ranging from snorkeling to lei-making.
CBS executives have cited the popularity of their network's shows to justify a fee price closer to what successful cable networks get from cable operators.
With the monthly subscription fee priced at £9.99 per month, it might initially seem like a pricey choice for families already registered with streaming platforms; especially since Netflix and Amazon Instant Video's fees are only priced at £5.99 per month.
Much of the value comes from the nature of cruises, which, regardless of size or itinerary, generally include cabins, meals and most on-board activities for a single fee priced in dollars rather than euros or pounds.
The licence fee, price-indexed as long as the sums involved don't frighten the horses, will stretch on through those years (because, mysteriously, there's supposedly no technical way of replacing it).
That's why AOL Time Warner cable's average monthly revenue per subscriber is up 7% year-to-date to more than twice online's $24.37, which is down 5%–despite the 9% subscriber-fee price hike in July.
