Foursquare users are accustomed to receiving awards in the form of coupons and digital merit badges.
We've all heard of settlements in which lawyers take home millions in fees and consumers wind up with piddling sums, often in the form of coupons.
Autostrade was chosen as the first issuer because it had the right to pay interest (in the form of coupons) without deducting Italian tax.
As part of the settlement, agreed to in October, the two auction houses have the option of paying $100 million of the settlement in the form of coupons to future sellers that can be put toward commission fees.
Of the remaining $100 million that Sotheby's must pay under the civil settlement, $50 million can be in the form of coupons to future sellers, so the company need only come up with $50 million cash.
For example, we presented respondents with policies that returned a substantial portion of the revenues to the public, either in the form of cash (through reductions in sales taxes and vehicle registration fees or through income tax credits) or in the form of coupons to be used for vehicle emissions equipment repair, transit, and the like.
Grocery and department stores have rewarded loyalty forever in the form of coupons, discounts and cash back.
Bonds pay interest income to investors in the form of coupons, which is why bonds are often referred to as fixed income.
What's more, drug makers are increasingly offering price breaks directly to consumers, often in the form of coupons that bring down the cost of co-payments on expensive therapies.
Mom, sitting patiently going over page after page of colorful store promos, chain store weeklies, manufacturer mailers, and direct mail discounts, all in the form of coupons.
