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The company's co-founder and chairman, Henrik Fisker, showed the Atlantic, a sportier, smaller model than the Karma that will be priced in the $50,000 range.

About 3,000 seats in the upper bowl will be lowered to $50 per game, bringing the total to 9,000 seats, or about one-third of the upper bowl, that will be priced at this level.

The company is beginning its Spanish digital offerings with 30 titles that will be priced at 99 cents each, the same price as some of the older comics that Archie offers online.

"Ken realizes if he wants to stay relevant in any kind of way, he needs to move it along," said Daniel Silver, a designer for Duckie Brown, which is developing a line of suits with the store that will be priced from $695 to $795.

One developer recently bought two neighboring lots on Ocean Walk in Ocean Beach and has permits to build two new houses, each with a swimming pool, that will be priced between $1.5 million and $1.8 million, said Laura Marvin Smith, a broker with Fire Island Homes.

To help consumers avoid those fees, while trying to develop new revenue, the Walt Disney Company's home video division plans to test market a new type of DVD that will be priced about the same as a rental but never needs to be returned -- because it stops working after a fixed period of time.

Meanwhile, Palm has already launched its $99 Zire device and is only days away from launching a pair of new high-end devices, under its new Tungsten brand, that will be prices higher.

Naturally, that GMC will be priced higher than the Rendezvous.

All we can say is that it will be priced competitively in the medium format marketplace".

But is Harman's solution so elaborate that it will be priced out of the range of most motorists?

And that energy will be priced differently to gas or electricity which I buy for delivery tomorrow.