Brisk's rate of dollar sales growth also exceeded that of rival brands Arizona, up 3.5 percent, and Snapple, up 6.2 percent.
That rate of growth far exceeded the rate of dollar sales growth of PepsiCo's other Lipton ready-to-drink tea brands, Lipton, Lipton Diet, Lipton PureLeaf and Tazo.
Home audio kit maker Sonos is blaming "a significant change" in the exchange rate of dollars to pounds for making its existing pricing "unsustainable".
At 60 Hong Kong dollars (or about $7.50 at the rate of 7.97 Hong Kong dollars to the United States dollar), the basic meal is grim, but the deluxe meal, at 100 dollars, is excellent.
(3) The risk-free rate of the dollar market is a nonnegative constant r, and the annual rate of gold price is (r_{0}) when the price does not hit the interval ([S_{a},S_{b} ]).
If there is going to be a serious jobs program, the exchange rate of the dollar must be at the center of the debate.
So, spending money at the rate of one dollar every second, or $86,400 every day, would still take nearly 32,000 years to spend $1 trillion.
Figures were then converted to 2008 US dollars, using currency exchange rates of Australian dollar (AUD $1.00 = United States dollar (USD)$0.637, Canadian dollar (CAD) $1.00 = USD$0.806, (Euro currency code) EUR€1.00 = USD$1.281, and Great Britain pound (GBP £1.00 = USD$1.427.
In the financial market factor group, US dollar index (USD), as an aggregative indicator of the weighted average value of six major currencies against US dollars, reflects the exchange rate of US dollars in the international foreign exchange market and measures the exchange rate of the US dollars against a basket of currencies.
Decimalisation occurred on 17 February 1970, two weeks before Rhodesia's reconstitution as a republic, with the new Rhodesian dollar replacing the pound at a rate of two dollars to each pound.
At that time, foreign central banks could redeem dollars for gold from the United States Treasury at the rate of thirty-five dollans an ounce.
