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Then, she contends, he marked up that loan rate, charging her 12.5percentt and receiving $963 in markup from the lender.

The winning bid represented a big markup from the €920 million Areva paid to acquire the business from Alstom, the engineering and transportation conglomerate, five years ago.

Although the hotel generally charges a markup from the $2 to $3 it pays for rights to print each copy, that day it gave away the papers.

Pricing was set at an eyeball-searing $586,000, a notable markup from the stock sedan's base price of $72,000.

The proposed 15 percent tax, the same as that imposed on Britons who bet within Britain, would be a sharp markup from the 1 percent that Gibraltar currently levies.

If you pull cash out of a foreign A.T.M., you'll pay much less -- generally, a 3 percent transaction fee at many, but not all, banks, and only a small markup from the market's exchange rate (on May 24, for instance, I paid about $1.25 per euro while the market rate was $1.24).

But the owners of Lowe's are smiling, too, because along with the meat counter, the produce aisle is one of the most profitable parts of a grocery store, with large volumes and higher-than-average markups from the wholesale cost.

It was this version, and more importantly, support from the browser makers, that spurred the widespread adoption of CSS and the separation of markup from style on the websites.

Organic apples cost about 30% more, on average, and organic milk carries a hefty 72% markup, data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture show.

As a performance measure in the SCP-model, we use a price markup derived from the price and cost data as a ratio of list price less estimated costs to list price.

In 2013, 23.4percentt of its merchandise business involved no sales commission or stake in the markup from wholesale, but a flat fee for inclusion in the catalog and Web site.