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Frontier Airlines Holdings said it would begin charging $15 for a first checked bag on Nov. 1.

Mr. Brill also said that Inside.com would begin charging users a fee per article, unless they bought a monthly subscription.

Further, the city would begin charging business improvement districts for collecting garbage, raising $2 million, officials estimate.

Continental said on Tuesday that it was reducing capacity and would begin charging low-fare passengers for certain services.

Last week, Google said it would begin charging small businesses, not just big ones, to use Google Apps in the workplace.

In addition, US Airways said it would begin charging most passengers $2 for nonalcoholic drinks, including bottled water, and $7 for alcoholic beverages, on Aug. 1.

Trying to appease its customers, United said today that it would not begin charging $100 for passengers to fly standby next year, a move it had announced in September.

It says that 61% of those who were told ad blocking would mean some websites would have to begin charging for content saying they would rather see ads in return for access, with just 4% saying they would pay.

Interior Minister Santiago Creel indicated at first that the plan would include increased military and police patrols along the border, stirring concerns that the effort, like the Border Patrol buildup in the north, would cause smugglers to begin charging higher prices.

The telematics system would then cue the vehicle to begin charging.

In July, Free must begin charging what its rivals charge.