pricing agreement

Such customers have special pricing agreements with Oi and are charged less than the price of regular local calls when calling such dial-up access numbers.

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Simon & Schuster and i's Newscorp stablemate Harper Collins have both reached new pricing agreements with Amazon.

Amazon reaches e-book pricing agreements with Simon & Schuster and HarperCollins.

Mr. Stansberry's report predicted that a new pricing agreement between USEC and a Russian counterpart would be approved at the summit meeting on May 22, 2002.

"Our pricing agreements are different with different manufacturers, but basically, the current model stuff from Nike needs to be the same prices as at Nike.com and other authorized retailers," he said.

It prevents Microsoft from entering into certain restrictive and discriminatory pricing agreements.

Thus far the organization has upheld its pricing agreement - which brought stability to a shaken market -although many members have cheated on production quotas.

The confidential pricing agreements are detailed "market development agreements," or M.D.A.'s, between Microsoft and PC makers.

In the United States, the Marcus Theaters Corporation was not initially planning to screen the movie after its premiere, because it was unable to reach a pricing agreement with Paramount.

Peter Lumsley of the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry says the pricing agreement gives 'good value for money' because it covers research costs and attracts investments by multinationals to Britain.