Word: pricing
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Title to the Baird land will be transferred when the firm vacates the property. The firm's asking price--$30 a square foot--is one of the highest ever for any property in the Harvard Square area...
...action was made public, Binder said, because the Harvard medical students want to raise the issue of the possible unethical aspects of the gifts on other campuses. Consumers are affected by their doctors' decisions and by the price of drugs and therefore ought to know about the matter, he said...
Window Dressing. For the moment, however, the dollar seems secure against the devaluation that a gold-price increase would involve. The U.S. last year ran a tiny balance-of-payments surplus, its first in eleven years. It was a victory with a high price. "No one should be deluded," says Treasury Secretary Kennedy. "Underneath the overall result, our trade balance has sagged to the vanishing point under the pressure of inflation, and additional controls on American investment were imposed to achieve the balance. We do not plan to rely indefinitely on tight controls or statistical window dressing to disguise...
...strengthen their financial defenses in advance, the major nations might increase their reserves of monetary gold. South Africa is sitting on a horde of $1.25 billion in gold, waiting for a crisis that would lift its price. But the South Africans seem willing to make a deal. They would probably sell half of their gold to the official market at $35 per oz., if they could also get permission to sell the other half at a higher price on the free market. At the same time, the world's monetary authorities would put a floor under the gold price...
...WILL IBM CHANGE? IBM is like ly to end one practice that the Justice Department criticized: the policy of selling computers, software and related services to customers on a single-price, all-or-nothing basis. That tends to freeze out small suppliers, which can offer only pieces and parts of the total system. Aware that Justice has been investigating the computer industry for two years, IBM last month said that it would proclaim a new policy no later than July...