A company spokesman, Tom Panelas, said plans called for more fee-based services to "achieve profitability by some time next year".
While some economists believe the worst of the recession may now be over, most governments are bracing for more lean years, meaning that the search for more fee-based revenue is likely to intensify.
"Plus, there are opportunities for more fees from cast albums, if they perform one of your songs, or if they sing the song on tour.
Many teachers also collect small amounts of money from pupils every day, and will often only partially teach the syllabus in order to hold extra classes for more fees.
The desire for more fee-based income is one reason banking executives have exploited the loopholes and paid rich premiums for regional securities firms.
This opens the doors for more fees down the road.
Lawyers who write opinion letters for corporate shelters can charge $500,000 in some cases, and opinions can be recycled for more fees.
On top of it all, there is the increased likelihood that Goldman will get to manage a good portion of the $12 billion fortune belonging to Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's founder, for yet more fees.
Management of the underlying assets the airports and toll roads, for example generates yet more fees for Macquarie.
One hospitalization or two or more fee-for-service physician claims with a diagnosis of diabetes within a 2-year period is required to be considered a diabetes case.
We also calculated the diagnostic distribution (ICPC-2 chapters) for each doctor and whether the individual doctor tended to use more fees for psychotherapy or more fees for referral to psychiatric hospitals.
