The going rate for talent these days is $10 million.
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The going rate is about 50 Canadian dollars a game.
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Turns out, the 7 months did wonders for his going rate.
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Overpaid or underpaid, executives certainly know what the going rate is.
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It is $4,000 per kilogram, roughly the going rate of truffles.
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That is nearly three times the going rate in Enid, Oklahoma.
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So what's the going rate for sex with a male escort?
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The going rate is about $10k per night for 3 oceanside villas.
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The going rate in Alagoas is said to be 100 reais ($25).
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In North Dakota's giant Bakken oilfield, the going rate was 11.5 percent.
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We're told the going rate per night on Airbnb is only $8,000.
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The going rate for a marriage, she said, was twenty thousand dollars.
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The going rate for a ruined hamlet is now close to €20043,22004.
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To actually get a table, the going rate at some spots is $500.
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This is about compensation, and the going rate for the services you provide.
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And, it's New York, and that's the going rate for a luxury property.
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The going rate for "Laverne & Shirley" reruns at that time was $30,000 each.
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And dare I ask what the going rate is for the Tooth Fairy?
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The going rate is now around $10,173, up from around $7,000 a decade ago.
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Unfortunately, $100 seems to be the going rate for beat-up, rusty trash cans.
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The going rate is insanely good for private, native-speaker English lessons in Moscow.
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And here we were thinking a couple quarters was the Fairy's going rate. 29.
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For all this, you'd expect to pay at least double the going rate, right?
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Today, his going rate for a cut is listed as $1,500 on his website.
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"Around about 200 to 400 dollars seems to be the going rate," Samani said.
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Knowing what the actual going rate is for a product puts you in charge.
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The going rate per brick is a fraction of a cent according to LICADHO.
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You can bribe your way out, but the going rate is $6000-$8000 USD.
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Probably not, if Netflix keeps paying those artists at well above the going rate.
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The going rate for a guard to smuggle in contraband was $500 a package.
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The going rate for noise-canceling headphones for the past few years has been $350.
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The going rate for land in the STACK region was just $7,600/acre last year.
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She says her going rate to endorse a beauty product is a whopping $15 million!
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Carry a Y chromosome instead of two X's, and the going rate rises to $55,000.
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That is half the going rate for the likes of Bill Clinton or Tony Blair.
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We booked a nonrefundable "medium" room (tip: this knocks 20 percent off the going rate).
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Near the central station in Tama, a suburb, the going rate is ¥17,000 per month ($150).
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Some teachers pay for the job: 20163,000 rupees ($4,500) was once the going rate in Sindh.
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Good friends, that is: The going rate for a fake degree online starts at around $1,400.
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About 20 years later, the going rate for a rat was 2 cents in Chongqing, China.
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Today's going rate for this commercial failure is about £300 on your favorite online auction site.
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He secured them at face value when the going rate was as much as 7x higher.
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About 20 years later, the going rate for rat was just 2 cents in Chongqing, China.
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But the going rate in recent years has been over 50 cows, 50 goats and $12,000.
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The day before my trip, the going rate for an upgrade Comfort+ on the flight was $9.68...
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The site also tells you the selling price of similar models so you know the going rate.
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You should know the going rate for the industry and location of every job you apply for.
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The present owner bought it back in 2000 for $18,000, then the going rate for such machines.
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A builder in the area says the going rate to build such a structure is 215,200 pesos.
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Add to this, the going rate for never-been-published authors was about, say, mmmm...ZERO DOLLARS.
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The going rate for those two bottles—one Johnnie Walker Black and one Grey Goose—is $500.
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Here's what I did, and why my tenants are willing to pay more than the going rate.
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Ms. Lerner-Miller doesn't have a going rate, though most clients pay her $1,000 for a match.
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The going rate for a brigadier general, I am told by Afghan and international officials, exceeds $100,000.
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While that is the current going rate on Amazon due to a shortage, the MSRP price is $20.
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At Best Buy today, you can pick up the 870 model for $150 off its usual going rate.
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Her going rate in December: $75,000 for a "local" speech and $100,000 for outside the New York area.
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This, sadly, is not far from the going rate for cocktails that are made painstakingly, but these weren't.
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The man's going rate in the early '70s went as high as $1,000, equivalent to about $23,500 today.
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How their salary compares with the going rate for the field in which they wish to work 25.
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How their salary compares with the going rate for the field in which they wish to work 3.
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That's the going rate for self-driving tech that works, according to Ford's chief technical officer, Raj Nair.
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The company charged more than double the going rate for workers and higher-than-normal rates for meals.
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Other clergy were also captured and released, with the "going rate" for a priest reported to be around $200,000.
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That's around $30 off their usual going rate, and the most significant drop they've had since Black Friday 2014.
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The service costs $217 per month, which is also the going rate for Pandora's rivals, Spotify and Apple Music.
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After much deliberation, I decided ten bucks an hour was also my going rate for giving up my morals.
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Prey is not a short or small game, the going rate for an average completion is over 20 hours.
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Ask homebuilders, or contractors who take on big renovations what the going rate per-square-foot is to build.
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Under the deals, the tenants could pay half the going rate for their spaces — or less, the executive said.
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But, just like the price discrepancy between those peppers, is the going rate for this imported weed really justified?
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The evening isn't cheap: The going rate is $100 to $120 a head for about an hour of service.
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Kickbacks to top police officials were so widespread, the going rate for commanders of varying ranks were essentially institutionalized.
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The Federal Trade Commission has set a price on children's privacy online and the going rate is $170 million.
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The going rate was $1,000 per "GPU share," a unit of measure that isn't illuminated in the marketing materials.
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The going rate for packages like that is around $550 for every 10,000 subscribers, or $800 for every 20183,000 views.
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I consider hiring a professional to help and start searching for people online to see what the going rate it.
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Or you can pay the going rate and wait for a fresh pie, but that involves…well, paying and waiting.
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To sweeten the deal, you can get this pair for about $15 less than the going rate at just $45.99.
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Can you ask a sex worker to lower the going rate for a blowjob because you're such a loyal customer?
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That is well above the going rate of 15 to 45 percent that is typical in the stock photography field.
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That seemed reasonable, in light of the going rate for pitching at the time, and Arroyo eclipsed it long ago.
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That's steep — but it seems to be on par with the going rate for views from supertall buildings in NYC.
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He had paid her at least $1,000 per encounter, Ms. Fowles said he told her — more than the going rate.
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Its winning bids in government land auctions over the past half-year reached roughly double the going rate in 2014.
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It is a 2000-mile cab ride to a new life, for which the going rate is $0003 to $2000.
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The going rate was steep: $35 for an adult, several days' wages for a blue-collar worker in this city.
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Last year, in the name of transparency, Everlane lowered its prices because the going rate for raw cashmere was so low.
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But instead of an additional six figures, Knepper got $0003,000 — the going rate for an attorney with four years less experience.
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For the sake of comparison, the going rate for a kilo in Hanson's hometown of Los Angeles is closer to $20,000.
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For a while, she was paying $536 an ounce at a dispensary, more than twice the going rate at Colorado shops.
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But it's clear that we'll still be responsible for covering a portion — around the going rate of a Napa Valley venue.
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Anecdotal evidence suggests that the going rate for frontline bribes ranges from two cents to four cents per pound of meat.
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For high-end markets, those staggering sums are multiples higher than the average going rate for weekly rentals in vacation hot spots.
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The going rate for a street food vending permit is around $893,000 on the black market—a figure far beyond Ahmed's means.
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But some borehole owners in Harare have been selling 13,000 liters of water for about $30, twice the going rate in October.
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The companies also agreed to always charge above a set base fare for each trip, determined by the going rate for taxis.
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The whole thing took an hour ... and according to Tyron the going rate for four falls as Barry Sanders is a cool $16K.
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According to Richard Kurland, an immigration specialist in Vancouver, the going rate for a sham Canadian spouse is C$0003,2000-220,22016 ($23,000-38,000).
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Their audience may be the 265 percent, but enough people pay the going rate, effectively putting them beyond the means of most others.
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Why would the new owners buy a team if they could not afford to pay the going rate to retain a homegrown slugger?
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This not only gives you some leverage but also shows you where your credit score falls and the going rate for a loan.
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Both SpaceX and SES are private companies, and they have not divulged the negotiated going rate, except to acknowledge there was a discount.
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With its own abattoir, the government could help stabilize the market and allow herders to sell their cattle at the going rate, Shakita said.
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When I was using heroin 12 years ago, the going rate for a single bag (size of a postage stamp) was $15 to $20.
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GMs should consider that a bargain at Rinaldo-esque levels considering the going rate for an old man that had 46 points last season.
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The entry-level version is priced at 1.3 million shillings ($12,13), half the going rate for a second-hand SUV model imported from Japan.
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Throughout the 2010s, South Korea recorded 4.3 movie-going rate per capita while that of the U.S. had dropped to a rate well below four.
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Check to see if the couple has a room block with discount prices, and compare that price against the going rate for other area lodging.
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But given those restrictions, Medicare will pay the going rate for however many services the eligible population happens to pile up in any given year.
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A very expensive hack The figure is only an estimate, but it's consistent with both the FBI's budget and the going rate for similar exploits.
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The going rate for ad spots is anywhere from $20-50+ CPMs and podcast ads tend to have a higher conversion rate than video ads.
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He then offered a going rate of $85,000 — less than half of what the Trump hotel originally suggested as the rate of the venue space.
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But as nice as he was, Emil was still a john, and Poke charged him the going rate, or more, when he could swing it.
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"It's funny there are people going, 'Yeah, that's the going rate and market for Timofey Mozgov in this climate,'" wrote Sam Vecenie of CBS Sports.
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For freelance journalists in the early '70s, the going rate was $1 to $2 a word, and for certain publications it was $5 per word.
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Paying for help isn't cheap: The going rate in the San Francisco Bay Area, where the Browns live, ranges from $22020 to $250 an hour.
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But back when he got started as an assistant coach for the Baltimore Colts, Belichick made a measly $25.2 a week — just about the going rate.
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Usually the speaker costs $100, but for the next few days it can be yours for $22.99 — that's less than a quarter of its going rate.
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Next year's U.S. Women's Open will be played at his Bedminster, New Jersey, club, where the going rate for rarely available non-member foursomes is $2900,2900.
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Allen said Acreage was willing to spend upward of $5 million for the spot, which is the going rate for a Super Bowl ad in 2019.
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The Journal noted it confirmed with people who had participated in past Center events that it often pays speakers 20-85033 percent above their going rate.
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While he will earn less annually than standout closers on free-agent deals, he will be paid around the going rate for a top setup man.
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That was at least three times the going rate for Dominican amateurs, said Omar Minaya, then the Mets' assistant general manager in charge of international scouting.
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The source said jewelers were paid anywhere between 20 and 65 percent above the going rate by buyers snapping up the precious metal with old notes.
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If things ever reached that point, mind you, it would be fair to wonder who in Memphis could afford the going rate for an N.B.A. team.
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If nothing else, Uber's acquisition of Otto six months later made one thing clear: The going rate for top engineering talent was close to $700 million.
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Following two years of increases that sent the borough's retail rents to a new peak, the going rate for space has slipped for the second straight quarter.
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One newspaper editor reckons the going rate for a vote is about $20, meaning that it costs about $100,000 to sway enough votes to win a district.
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Dumping is the practice of selling goods in foreign markets at an unfairly low price—typically, one lower than the going rate in the exporter's home market.
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If a high school player is drafted, he can seek representation from an agent, who must be paid the going rate and not provide any additional benefits.
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The going rate in the border town for women's hair is 30,000 pesos, or about $10, less than a third of the price in Bogotá, the capital.
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My King Room with City View was comped for review purposes, but for a mid-tier room, the going rate is incredibly reasonable, especially in high season.
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That is very much a huge premium above the going rate of $40 per kilogram at the since-closed Tsukiji market in 2018 quoted by the Associated Press.
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Gurahoo told prosecutors he planned to sell the suitcase of birds for about $100,000, at a going rate of about $3,000 for each bird, according to the complaint.
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By the 21.5s the going rate for pegs was tuppence a dozen, and shopkeepers would sometimes order them by the gross, exchanging them for goods rather than cash.
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That's the going rate for the NFL star's recently shorn facial follicles -- which Ellen DeGeneres famously shaved off earlier this month after the Patriots won the Super Bowl.
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An agent who met with Sean Spicer told him that the going rate for speeches by most former White House press secretaries ranged from about $20,000 to $30,000.
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They initially listed the little lion for A$5,13 ($3,400), which is, incredibly, the going rate for such things, on a farming buy/swap/sell page on Facebook.
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If we were to pay caregivers the going rate for this work, it would cost us more than $28500 billion annually, according to a 6900 Rand Corporation Study.
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If a tax preparer provided no upfront estimate, he could not suddenly bill a client for $2000,284 if the going rate for the service was $2000,2500 or less.
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For example, at 17A, the answer to "Place to pay the going rate?" is TOLL PLAZAS, but if you read just the circled letters, we have a TOPAZ.
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Many people Reuters spoke to said they had not been able to register, partly because the going rate for a bribe is nearly $70, more than they can pay.
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Jean says that he signed a contract that would pay him a share of Osaka's future earnings as her family were unable to pay the going rate for coaching.
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While that's $393 more expensive than the suggested retail price, it's lower than the going rate on eBay, where resellers are hawking the shelled creatures for more than $100.
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In theory, the result would be more contributors and higher quality datasets as the market sets the going rate for information and compensates participants accordingly relative to their contribution.
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Joan Rivers' lavish lifestyle -- or the symbols of it -- are about to be auctioned off, and while Joan was hysterical ... the going rate on her stuff is no joke.
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But if the going rate for mega-bank legal exposure is $46 million per egregious foreclosure, it's safe to say the feds dropped the ball in a big way.
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There, people were digging for natron, a mineral ash that's put into camel feed; the going rate for a hundred-pound bag of natron is less than three dollars.
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While $550,000 is the going rate, private parking can top $1 million in some places, "and you still have a maintenance fee of $200-$300 per month," he added.
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At the going rate, it's likely that we won't see any phones with an X60 modem until the end of 2020 at the absolute earliest, but that's okay, too.
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According to a report by Refugees Deeply, in one Athens park the going rate for a sexual encounter with an Afghan teen-ager is between five and ten euros.
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He collected the cash he was promised — the going rate is about 50 Canadian dollars per game — changed out of his gear and drove off to the next arena.
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"When vendors come in and say they have x, y, z products, I can go back and look at whatever the going rate is for that product," he said.
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This tiny home in Bethesda, Maryland, is priced at a whopping $2000,23, or $0003,2000 a square foot — well above the going rate in one of D.C.'s most established suburbs.
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Before calling up your internet or cable provider and demanding that they lower your bill, research the going rate for those services in your area so you have some leverage.
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Nicolás Maduro's regime this month found a shipowner to transport crude to India, according to a shipbroker familiar with the deal, but Venezuela had to pay twice the going rate.
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Or when "153%" of proceeds — the seeming going rate for International Women's Day — only amounts to a couple hundred dollars for charities, but lots of free publicity for the business?
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That would be well above the going rate of as much as 4 billion yuan ($616 million) for a potential backdoor listing target, as prices are rising amid growing demand.
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Residential floorspace sold for an average of about 16,000 yuan ($2,400) per square metre last year, roughly double the going rate in Hefei, a lower-tier provincial capital in Anhui.
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We charge him well under the going rate for rent, but he watches our animals when we go out of town, so it works out well for all of us.
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For, quite literally, "an arm and a leg," you can own both arm and leg sculptures from the artist (actually a steal considering the going rate for young figurative artists).
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Although the declared value of the head on the customs form was $25, the going rate for a human head in the U.S. market is currently around $500, Reuters found.
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We imagined a scenario where Brady signed new deals in 2005, 2009, 2013, and 2017 that were the equivalent of the going rate for the top quarterback at the time.
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The site often hears from brides whose parents have sticker shock over the going rate for say, a wedding cake or a top-notch photographer, especially in a big city.
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But hey, that's $120 less than The Cream, and considering the fresh innovation in topical stem-cell technology, it feels like a fair going rate for skin like Victoria Beckham.
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The going rate for a 16 GB iPhone 6 in good condition is somewhere between $200 (on Walmart's trade-in site) and $43 on Glyde (which then charges an $88 fee).
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By the numbers: The going rate for individual articles has skyrocketed to $20,000-$50,000, per Bloomberg, with some breaking the $100,000 barrier — more than double the amounts garnered 10 years ago.
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Akram paid a smuggler the going rate of $500 to get to Iraq, crossing at an informal border point because Syrian Kurdish forces would not let them leave through their checkpoint.
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Given the fact that the going rate for each item is less than 20 bucks, the risk might save you a hell of a lot of dough on a plane ticket.
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And for a starter home in Montauk, the going rate has jumped to $700,000 from about $500,000 just a few years ago, said Peter J. Moore, an associate broker at Corcoran.
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The falling price of oil, which the militants typically sell on the black market for about half the going rate, has also hurt the Islamic State, American and European officials believe.
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Automakers also spent a lot of money getting that messaging out, with Adweek writing that the going rate for a 30-second slot this year was as much as $5.6 million.
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"I'm sure the brands all said, 'Yeah, we're interested, we'd like to pay him a couple million bucks,'" said Powell, pointing to the standard going rate for high draft pick rookies.
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In 2013, Bezos paid what analyst Ken Doctor called a "friendship premium" of 17 times Ebitda; when Nikkei bought the FT, the going rate for European newspapers was 12 times Ebitda.
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The homestay company says that more than 15,000 people booked stays during CES at an average daily rate of $140 (well below the going rate for even the least luxurious Strip hotel).
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Now the 200,000-plus bitcoins alone are worth $1.3-1.5 billion at the current going rate of $6,0003 per coin, but Karpelès is only obligated to reimburse customers at the 2014 rate.
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Here's a quick guide to navigating the sea of sales this Cyber Monday: Don't let sometimes-misleading markdowns lure you into assuming that the price being slashed is the going rate elsewhere.
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Opposition members of parliament who refuse to accept bribes (the going rate is 60m shillings, or $26,200) to cross the aisle and join Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM), the ruling party, are arrested.
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That seems to be the going rate for a lot of firefighters across the west, although the city of Redding was offering $85,848 to $135,612 for a firefighter, according to an ad.
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Going rate for a cup is usually a quarter and it looks like Simon and Lauren handed over much more than that without taking any lemonade, so it was purely a donation.
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The going rate for a Syrian worker is 800 Turkish lira per month, about $266 US — far less than the official Turkish minimum wage, which is around 1600 Lira, or about $532.
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Talking to a colleague can help pinpoint the going rate or range, particularly in newer industries, or creative fields, where there isn't a precedent (or information on websites like Payscale or Salary.com).
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Still, those earnings are almost all free cash flow, and in this market a dominant growth company valued at around a 3% forward free-cash-flow yield is pretty much the going rate.
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But given it will only set you back whatever the going rate for a First-Class Mail 1-ounce package costs to ship, it's a cheap way to commemorate a rare celestial event.
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While she won't reveal the current going rate for one of her sponsored Instagram posts, she says she recently turned down a $1 million offer because her husband Kanye West asked her to.
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According to Bloomberg Intelligence, a research firm, the average cost of producing a single episode of a scripted drama is close to $22018m, twice the going rate of three to four years ago.
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Points are allocated as below: Offer of job by approved sponsor - 20 points Job at appropriate skill level - 20 points Speaks English at required level - 210 points Above going rate (24) for occupation, or over £220,21 (225) (whichever is higher) - 22 points Up to 6003% below going rate, or up to 2600% below £23,24 (whichever is higher) - 10 points 10-20% below going rate, or 10-20% below £25,33 (whichever is higher) - 0 points Job in a shortage occupation (3) - 20 points Education qualification: PhD in subject relevant to the job - 10 points Education qualification: PhD in a STEM (4) subject relevant to the job - 20 points The government said in a policy paper that further criteria could be added as the system develops, such as age or experience.
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Sinclair, one of the largest owners of local TV stations, agreed to buy Tribune, another big owner of TV stations, for $3.9 billion, which gives us the latest going rate for a TV station.
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Of course, then there's the "relatively low salaries" offered by Amazon in China, while working with the brokers to sell internal data or game the system seems to offer a pretty good going rate.
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There is the counter-argument that if the Clinton rates were the "going" rate, then in fact the other "discounted" rate could in fact encourage challengers and empower those with less money to spend.
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The going rate for a serious run for one of 560 seats in the national legislature is about 10 billion rupiah, or $708,000, according to the former deputy chief of the KPK, Busyro Muqoddas.
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Here, a pizza slice costs 18 pesos—about US $1—which will get you about a third of a slice in NYC (the going rate for a single slice as of today is $2.75).
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There are brokers and screens all around the world advertising the going rate for shares, and the investor can take advantage of this built-in mechanism as soon as shares hit the right price.
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There's even a competitive going rate: "For a 20 by 40 foot container van, a customs official gets $150,000 pesos [about $2,800 USD] as a bribe to allow the release of these goods," Villamar says.
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Only 4-5% of Ukrainians travel by air, says Mr Omelyan, and those that do pay steep prices—sometimes three times higher than the going rate—the proceeds of which line the pockets of oligarchs.
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After all, startups are raking in larger and larger rounds, earlier in their lifespans; shouldn't YC, a microcosm for the Silicon Valley startup ecosystem, advise their startups to charge the best investors the going rate?
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The going rate is $10 to $15 a room per night, but can be as high as $25 to $30 a room, according to Don Schumacher, executive director of the National Association of Sports Commissions.
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"Why on earth would they want to contract with me for the average going rate in my area when they knew they were going to be able to pay me 35 percent less?" he said.
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Reuters calculations, based on the going rate of 1.05 yuan per tonne, per mile to transport gas by diesel truck, point to the firm being willing to soak up costs potentially running into millions of dollars.
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I live in a three-bedroom house that has a pretty low rent compared to the rest of my town; according to my recent search on Zillow, my rent is about $1k under the going rate.
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We conservatively calculated what Brady might have earned in his career if he had signed a new deal equal to the going rate for top quarterback contracts throughout his careerVisit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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Sebastian Thrun, a founder of Google's self-driving car project who now leads the teaching start-up Udacity, said last year that the going rate for driverless car engineering talent was about $10 million a person.
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Based on preliminary conversation, the salary they may offer would be slightly lower than the going rate for this position (say 10 to 15% less), to be compensated by an equity offer (stock options or restricted stock).
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Allen added that the company was prepared to pay as much as $5 million for the ad, the going rate for a Super Bowl ad in front of one of the world's biggest television audiences in 85033.
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And while I didn't pay the full price for a room, at the going rate of $295 a night, I would really expect the basics I've come to expect from hotels — like reliable WiFi and room service.
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After kitesurfing with Richard Branson and talking to youth leaders in Chicago, former president Obama has agreed to speak at an upcoming private engagement for a financial firm—for the going rate of $400,000, FOX Business reports.
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It will cost $70 to cross a single bag (much higher than the going rate of $20153), $350 for a sedan filled up to the windows, $500 for an SUV, and $900 for a large unmarked van.
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The going rate for basic information about a detainee — name, age, date of arrest — is a gift to a Chinese official of a $1,000 Samsung smartphone or a kit of expensive South Korean cosmetics, Mr. Seo said.
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With all of its enthusiastic customer reviews and the great price tag, which is about half the going rate for comparable Panasonic and GE microwaves, we're convinced Toshiba is the way to go for a convection oven.
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Maakies-esque crows and cartoonish city-dwellers alike are cast in stark, primitivist pigments, giving Ollie Magee's three-minute short film the qualities of a Basquiat painting (a good thing, considering the going rate for a Basquiat today).
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The falling price of oil, which the militants typically sell for about half the going rate, has also had an impact, said a European official who tracks militant finances and spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss intelligence.
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In late March Mr Tsvetanov, the second most powerful figure in the ruling GERB party, was revealed to have obtained his apartment in a complicated exchange that valued it at about €250,000 ($280,000), perhaps a quarter of the going rate.
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The going rate for setting up an endowed scholarship – one whose annual funds are created from the interest on the initial gift – requires at least $245,2250, preferably $2000,000, which offers about $1,250 a year to a needy student, Vaupel said.
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Although its terms will not be known until Marcus rolls out officially in October, assume for the moment that the going rate for consumer loans of this nature – if both Lending Club and Prosper are useful guides – is around 12 percent.
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"Efficiency wages" is the term that economists — who excel at giving complex names to obvious ideas — use for the notion that employers who pay workers more than the going rate will get more loyal, harder-working, more productive employees in return.
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Business Insider reached out to Fat Joe's agent about the 2019 performance, who said that the rapper's going rate for a one-hour performance for roughly 500 people on a sunset cruise in New York in July is upwards of $50,000.
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After paying for the goods, traders can either cross the clothing into Mexico themselves, or pay a designated crosser known as a pasador to do it for them; the going rate for a pasador is $40 per 36-gallon plastic bag.
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Dubbed MPost, the service will be offered jointly with the Postal Corporation of Kenya, which will rent out physical post office boxes to Safaricom customers using their mobile phone numbers, at a quarter of the going rate for conventional boxes.
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The going rate for an uncomplicated vaginal birth is about $13,500, the Texas Medical Association reports; that sum typically covers all of a patient's normal care — a dozen or so prenatal exams, labor and delivery, and a single postpartum checkup.
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Well, like with so many other things in life, the stamina of the battery is one of the big limiting factors to how long you can keep the fun going, and for UAVs, 20-30 minutes seems to be the going rate.
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As an incentive for farmers in the pilot program, Stine is offering discounts on the original seed they use – charging them as little as $26 per acre instead of the going rate of about $40 per acre for seeds containing Bayer's LibertyLink trait.
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In fact, Sebastian Thrun, who founded Google's self-driving car project and is now the chief executive of the online teaching start-up Udacity, said last year that the going rate for driverless car engineering talent was about $20163 million a person.
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That's more in line with the going rate for overages across carriers (and $5 more than Google's Project Fi.) That could also mean there's less of a draw for Karma devices, especially amid user concerns that its plans could be revamped again with little warning.
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When I asked for above market price for my virtual goods, my actions would be praised and upvoted as bold because it would raise the going rate; while attempting to sell below market value would be quietly downvoted before I could depress the market.
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Today my grandparents are buried, the wood cabin by the foot of the mountain where they lived is sold, and I don't feel like forking out $250 per night for a hotel room, which is the going rate in that part of the world.
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Although the economic anxiety that helped put Mr. Trump in the White House remains, the official jobless rate is near what the Fed considers full employment — a threshold where, in theory at least, everyone who wants a job at the going rate can find one.
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She had recently retired from her job as a nutritionist at Roosevelt Hospital, and she knew she wouldn't be able to stay in Harlem long paying $1,200 a month, which was the going rate for a one-bedroom apartment at the time, she said.
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Further, leading up to this election there has been a great deal of hand-wringing by private equity executives that carried interest taxation, which allows them to be taxed at around half the going rate ordinary Americans face, may rise in coming years, further crimping profits.
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The going rate to book McMaster and Kelly could not be confirmed but was quoted to people inquiring in ranges at less than half of Haley's rate — a fact that underscores the perceived value of her future political viability and her remaining in Trump's good graces.
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This helps explain why the instructors — the roughly 2,400 adjuncts scattered around the country, plus the Liberty professors who agree to teach online courses on the side — are willing to take on the task for what's long been the going rate for the job: $853,100 per course.
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The Deuce In the defining scene of the pilot episode of "The Deuce," a Times Square prostitute named "Candy," played by Maggie Gyllenhaal, agrees to deflower a nervous student named Stewart for the going rate of "30 and 10" — $30 for the service, $10 for the room.
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If you want to turn Libra back into dollars or other traditional currencies, Facebook's wallet, Calibra, will make the conversion at the going rate — based on the current value of the underlying currencies — and transfer the money to another bank or online financial account like PayPal.
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For example, if you're in New York and I'm in Lagos and you send me 1 bitcoin (roughly $7,800 at today's price), I'd create an account on the LocalBitcoins website and make a post, saying I'm selling 1 bitcoin for the going rate of around 2.8 million Nigerian naira.
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Plus, legalized marijuana will do nothing to impact the availability and incredibly cheap price and K2 (online it sells for about $5 a gram, about half the going rate of legal marijuana in Colorado), among the main reasons homeless and low-income drug users have turned to such substances.
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The salary website PayScale put together a nifty infographic that shows the first jobs of the candidates on both sides of the aisle — before Donald Trump was worth $4.5 billion or Hillary Clinton was pulling in millions for public speaking — and the going rate for each gig in 2016.
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Per the Bloomberg article, Astra says it can launch "profitably" for $2.5 million per mission, which is around half the going rate for a Rocket Lab launch, and that it eventually hopes to attain costs as low as $1 million per mission with a daily launch operational cadence.
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When word got out that the last-minute deal would pay many times the going rate for men and equipment, a public outcry led to the firing of Whitefish and the resignation of Ramos, while the job of rebuilding the grid went to the Army Corps of Engineers.
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The system allows workers whose salary is below a determined 'going rate' (23) for their occupation, or a general 25,600 pound ($33,310) minimum, to still qualify for entry if they have advanced qualifications in their field, or want to work in an industry where there is a shortage of workers.
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The system allows workers whose salary is below a determined 'going rate' (1) for their occupation, or a general 25,600 pound ($33,33) minimum, to still qualify for entry if they have advanced qualifications in their field, or want to work in an industry where there is a shortage of workers.
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It means an outcome that can be touted as a "surprisingly strong third" or "strong enough to raise doubts about Biden's viability" or whatever the Talking Heads say on cable TV when they're hoping to keep the contest alive, the ratings high and their speaking fees at the going rate.
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The rent was five hundred and fifty dollars a month, utilities not included—the going rate for a two-bedroom apartment in one of the worst neighborhoods in America's fourth-poorest city—and would take eighty-eight per cent of Arleen's six-hundred-and-twenty-eight-dollar-a-month welfare check.
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READ: The Trump administration is deporting thousands of families for missing a hearing Meanwhile, competition among smugglers appears to have driven down the price for parents traveling to the U.S. border with a child, and the going rate is now around $4,500, down from around $6,000 a few years ago, he said.
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Although the company declined to say how much Spicer would be paid per speech, the 45-year-old reportedly met with another agent before signing with Worldwide Speakers Group — telling the agent he was worth more than the $20,000 to $30,000 going rate given for speeches by most former White House press secretaries.
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When Marta Satwin-Ramberg, an architect, and her husband, a graphic designer, bought and renovated a three-unit rowhouse in Ridgewood, Queens, six years ago, they picked a midpoint between the going rate for unrenovated apartments in the area and what seemed like unreasonable asks in several nearby buildings that developers had redone.
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Judging by the £1bn ($1.3bn) in funding for Northern Ireland secured by the DUP's ten MPs in 2017, in return for a promise to support Theresa May's government, the going rate is £100m per MP. By that reckoning, if Mrs May wants to overturn the 230-vote defeat of her Brexit deal last month, about £12bn should do it.
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Last week, the agency confirmed that he rented a room from the wife of an energy lobbyist whose firm had business before the E.P.A. Under the sweetheart deal, Mr. Pruitt paid just $50 a night to rent a room in a Capitol Hill condominium in the first half of last year, well below the going rate.
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Theranos's claim to fame was that with just a few drops of blood taken from a finger prick — instead of several vials drawn from a big, scary needle — its proprietary lab device, the Edison, could run a battery of blood tests at a fraction of the going rate and return results directly to the consumer within hours instead of days.
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Mr Irwin reckons the secret is something economists call "efficiency wages": "Efficiency wages" is the term that economists — who excel at giving complex names to obvious ideas — use for the notion that employers who pay workers more than the going rate will get more loyal, harder-working, more productive employees in return... Economists have found evidence of this in practice in many real-world settings.
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In his day job as chief executive of Royal DSM, Mr Sijbesma has made the Dutch food producer examine all proposed ventures to check whether the sums still add up if a ton of carbon dioxide cost €50 ($60), well above the going rate of €6 or so in the European Union's emissions-trading system, which is kept low by an oversupply of permits.
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"A big red flag is any time a person selling you something pressures you to proceed with a transaction or refuses to use a third-party vendor, like a ticket broker, that offers consumer protection," Keith Jarvis, a senior security researcher with information security company Secureworks, tells CNBC Make It. Also, be suspicious of any ticket price that is substantially higher or lower than the going rate, Jarvis adds.
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