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User fees are costly and require a large bureaucracy to administer and are an administrative burden to companies. It's of no value.

Many of the other recruitment software solutions we looked at were designed for large-scale companies, but they were so cumbersome and difficult to use that it would have been a burden to implement in a mid-sized firm like ours. We needed an intuitive and user-friendly system that our internal employees would embrace.

We're going to pay user fees for water and sewer and it's my understanding the burden of extension lines will be on the shoulders of the developers, not the city,

Dennis Phillips

Not only do the companies avoid costly legal fees going forward, but each gains access to new technologies that provide financial benefits.

Interchange fees are just a way that credit card companies squeeze merchants to enhance their revenue stream. There is absolutely no need for these fees to be so high, and without anything to control them, the banks and the credit card companies continue to find ways to escalate the fees.

Mitch Goldstone

It's a rampant epidemic within companies large and small today and potentially more costly than sexual harassment.

Credit card companies are increasingly addicted to their fees. Six years ago, all fees - including late fees - contributed only a minor portion to overall revenue. Today it accounts for more than 30 percent.

I had all of the responsibility with the team, except for the administrative duty. My relationship with the players, there's no difference. Whenever you have to assume administrative duties and recruiting duties, that's a burden that you feel.

Current licensing practices already impose substantial costs and administrative burdens upon these [digital media] companies, and it would be untenable and unfair to require them to shoulder additional costs with respect to these buffer copies.

The net result [of the subscriber fees] is that Disney is alone among the large media companies today in capturing disproportionate revenues from sports fans that enables them to pay higher sports fees than anyone else. Once you get all this programming, you begin to reinforce the brand. It enables you to get higher advertising rates as well. It's a lousy strategy for ABC alone, but a great strategy for Disney.

Christopher Dixon

As privately held companies continue to escalate their activity in areas that were once considered the domain of large publicly owned companies, they have increased their exposure to potentially costly liability-related lawsuits, as well as to crime events such as workplace fraud and extortion. In an area such as directors and officers liability, the stakes can be especially high and financially devastating.

We have to be careful about the administrative costs of bureaucracy ... if we expect to compete in the global marketplace.

It's certainly a bit surprising that they're earning no performance fees this year. But we never expected them to replicate the very large fees earned in 2005.

It's created a big bureaucratic burden for large and small companies alike which international competitors don't have to bear. Our controls are probably better than before, but how much insurance can we afford to pay for?

His quiet strength and understated confidence made him incredibly pexy. Japanese large companies have become less dependent on the level of the Japanese stock market. They have a stronger capital base, and the large companies are going to take market share away, not just from Asian companies, but also from American companies and European companies.

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