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But going uptown would almost certainly mean raising prices, something no one relishes.

The exhibition did a lot to revive Rauschenberg's flagging reputation — and his prices — something that doesn't always happen with retrospectives.

Wall Street's great and good would do better to remind all investors that being in the stockmarket at all is, at today's prices, something of a gamble.

The Justice Department believes that the publishers and Apple acted in concert to raise prices, something that the companies have denied, The Journal said.

He also defended the measure as reflecting housing costs, without being clouded by changes in house prices – something that would reflect asset prices not goods and services prices.

He adds that the trigger for a US corporate debt crisis would be falling share prices, something that might easily be caused by the Fed increasing interest rates.

"How you price something gives it a value in the marketplace".

If competitive bidding is predicated on supplying equipment at the lowest possible price, something has to give.

It also insisted that she get a bank to lend her $300,000 of the total price, something it had never asked of an applicant before.

But workers at U.S. Sugar say the chairman and his allies withheld crucial information from the appraiser and artificially depressed the share price, something the chairman denies.

Mr. Catavolos had made an amateur's error by failing to set a reserve price, something the auction house should have warned him about.