Sentence examples for pricing secret from inspiring English sources

The new rule by the FCC is widely opposed by broadcasters, led by the National Association of Broadcasters, who had sought to keep their advertising pricing secret.

Marketing: Pricing Secrets Here are the answers to questions about lead nurturing and marketing automation.

The worst approach, he says, is to try to keep prices secret from customers.

If any inter-dealer broker were to keep its prices secret, they feared, it might gain a competitive advantage.

Online auction design options (the public reserve price, secret reserve option and buy-out option) are critical in determining auction outcomes (the number of bids, the probability of sale and auction price).

But whereas cable TV providers largely stick to advertised prices, universities negotiate with academic publishing companies behind closed doors, and those deals usually come with nondisclosure agreements that keep the bundled prices secret.

Today: Haitian public transport workers continue strike over what they claim are unreasonably high gas prices, secret documents allege HSBC helped thousands of wealthy clients dodge taxes, Ebola cases double in Guinea over one week because of previously unknown cases, and implanted microchips help Swedish office workers perform daily tasks. .

The T. Rowe Price secrets of success: •Long-term managers.

Sotheby's had the time to analyze the results of Wednesday's sale and called sellers, often hoping to persuade them to lower their expectations (and the reserve prices — the secret minimum prices agreed upon by the sellers and the auction house).

"There is the retail price and the negotiated price, and the negotiated price stays secret," Dr. Colella said.

Rules allow drug makers to keep most pricing data secret.