Blockbuster – the once dominant, now prehistoric video rental company where you used to rack up incredible late fees (and anger towards their employees) – is not only still kicking, but seems to be positioning itself for a 21st century "comeback" of sorts via a new partnership with Motorola.
There were no over-the-top sets, no special effects, just a couple of chairs, two tables, a few props and two incredible actors: Christian Alexander Müller and Joana Fee Würz.
Running operations directly helps plug "the incredible leakage that goes out through fees" to pricey external managers, says Gordon Fyfe, the boss of PSP Investments, a large fund.
Thirty meg up and down speeds, unlimited monthly data, no connection fee... they've been incredible.
David Bank, an analyst for RBC Capital Markets, said that the NFL Network had pulled off an "incredible feat" to get broad distribution and substantial subscriber fees.
Burnham said the withdrawal of the grant presented a double betrayal of young people from poor backgrounds also facing the tuition fees rise, and risked "throwing into reverse" the "incredible" human and social progress made since the 1980s.
These students are likely to be leaving university more than £40,000 in debt, which seems incredible when you consider that before 2004 the maximum yearly tuition fees were £1,000.
That, like the rise of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, has created incredible wealth for early backers, but also concern that rising transaction fees may stifle innovation.
But Harvard — where annual tuition, room, board, and fees clocks in north of $60,000 — is actually an incredible deal.
"It really is incredible but since the Glazers took over they have wasted £437m in fees and interest, more than the total ticket revenue (£398m) for the full five-year period of their ownership," said a MUST spokesman.
