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Furthermore, this new system might allow HPPS to finally allow for some coursebook returns. HPPS can surely not afford to guarantee full refunds and unlimited returns—imagine if a class turned sour in the second meeting and 100 people wanted to return their coursepacks for which the printing and publication-rights costs were already paid. But since the online pre-ordering system will alert HPPS if students still want a particular coursebook, a return-on-demand system would be feasible. Students could easily use the online system to cancel their coursepack orders and HPPS could save the time?...
...fare. Next month, the airline founded by a former music executive will start service between the southern Malaysian border city Johor Baharu and Bangkok for about $26 a seat; plans are afoot to offer Thai domestic connections as well. But don't expect a morsel to eat or a refund if you miss the plane. Meanwhile, Orient Thai Airlines has launched flights from Bangkok to Chiang Mai, with similar no-frills service, and fares about 30% lower than Thai Airways'. The Thai government's move toward a more open-skies policy is turning out to be good news for sunseekers...
...fine print on most tickets spells out, that dream cruise isn't even guaranteed to take you to the ports shown on the brochures. Travel companies know it's good business sense to keep passengers happy, so they'll usually try to compensate customers, perhaps with a refund and a free cruise offer. But if you've just spent a couple weeks sick at sea, that may be the last thing you want...
...fine print on most tickets spells out, that dream cruise isn't even guaranteed to take you to the ports shown on the brochures. Travel companies know it's good business sense to keep passengers happy, so they'll usually try to compensate customers, perhaps with a refund and a free cruise offer. But if you've just spent a couple weeks sick at sea, that may be the last thing you want...
...confused by the law, have continued to pay. At the insistence of Senators Christopher Bond of Missouri and Olympia Snowe of Maine, the IRS is alerting businesses by mail. Those who have paid the AMT in error will have to file an amended return, Form 1120X, to get a refund. "These businesses will now have to spend even more money on tax accountants and attorneys instead of on new equipment or job creation," says Jonathan Collegio, spokesman for the Washington-based advocacy group Americans for Tax Reform...