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Here are 3 trade-offs worth making: 1.  Trade the first half for the second half.  Much of the first half of life is spent paying the price for later success.  The greater dues you pay now, the more they compound, and the greater potential for a successful second half.

Chinese analysts expect CPI, PPI to fall in Sept. BEIJING (Xinhua) — Analysts predict China’s consumer price index (CPI) and the producer price index (PPI) to drop in September. CPI is a key measure of inflation.

It doesn't seem like that big a jump — 9 cents to 15 cents — but for Apple's iTunes, a proposed bump up of the royalty rate it pays for each song purchased from its store has pushed the leading MP3 seller to threaten a shutdown in protest.

isn't likely to help sales any. [Source: Automotive News - sub. req'd]Read |

With gas prices up and down, we are hearing a lot these days about supply and demand. So I was thinking, how does supply and demand play out with membership marketing? Here are three observations.Demand for membership renewals is fairly inelastic.

New Guitar Hero Price… ouch LazySAGamer - September 30th, 2008 at 8:00 am - 69 views - 7 Comments So those of you paying close attention to the Xbox-360 forums yesterday may have noticed the bad news in regards to Guitar Hero: World Tour.

Looming price hike means it’s time to renew your domain names. Over the past few days I’ve renewed thousands of dollars worth of domain names. The price of renewing most domain names will shoot up on October 1 as many of the registries increase prices. That includes VeriSign (NASDAQ: VRSN), which runs .com and .net.

About 10 Days Away From .COM/.NET Price Increases - You Ready? September 20, 2008 | 1 Comment I started preparing for the .com/.net price increase about two months ago (wish I hadn’t–LONG STORY)… so this isn’t really a big deal to me anymore. I renewed a majority of domains till 2010, a few till 2011, and some premiums till 2013.

Apparently automotive pricing in Japan is not quite as flexible as it is here in the U.S. Unlike the U.S. market, where it’s not uncommon for manufacturers to adjust prices several times in a single model year, carmakers in Japan generally don’t adjust prices until a model change.

Today, my domain registrar informed me the domain name registration prices are increasing. If my memory serves me right, this is the second increase this year. Why am I concerned about it since I only have DannyFoo.com?