After all, the Times reports that Apple has fixed some of the early problems with Apple Maps.
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With the collapse of fixed exchange rates in the early 1970s, the IMF morphed into the doctor for governments in financial crisis.
Mr Volcker served as Under Secretary of the Treasury for International Affairs when the US abandoned the gold standard and ended the Bretton Woods regime of fixed interest rates in the early 1970s.
American mortgages are mostly long-term and fixed, with no penalties for early repayment.
The fact that early bonds had no fixed maturity date ensured that any change in interest rate was fully reflected in the capital value of the bond.
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Next up, an ambitious effort to inaugurate a low-cost fixed wireless phone service in Mexico early next year (the technology is wireless, but the range of use will be about 2 kilometers).
Next up, an ambitious effort to inaugurate a low-cost fixed wireless phone service in Mexico early next year (the technology is wireless, but the range of use will be about 1 mile).
Bretton Woods, which was set up at the end of the Second World War had fixed exchange rates which lasted until the early 1970s.
Among the biggest losers are so-called age-based portfolios, which automatically set big equity allocations in early years, changing toward fixed income as the child approaches college.
Returns on these investments vary fairly widely based on whether they're subject to early withdrawal penalties, offer fixed or variable yields, or are protected by deposit insurance.
The Finns and Spanish, among others, have never been keen on this sort of fixed tender, but they were outmanoeuvred early on by the Germans, who grew up with the system.
An Australian engineer has fixed its telephone system, which collapsed in early January.
That manipulated, pegged, or fixed-rate system worked well in the early postwar years when there was apparently an unlimited demand for dollar reserves, which we were happy to provide to the world in the form of external deficits.
Until the early 1970s stocks traded on a fixed commission set by the NYSE, up to 2% each way (or 4% in and out) of the total value of the shares being traded, with extra fees for smaller transactions sometimes doubling the cost.
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Calm returned only when an early election for president and Congress was fixed for December 4th.
For a bit of historical context, fixed rates were over 3% from the late 1990s through early 2001, and have been below 1% since May 2008.
In early September, Barrick unveiled a plan to close out fixed hedges and begin to buy back a portion of its floating-price hedges.
In the early 1970s Congress and the SEC required the NYSE to phase out fixed commissions for larger transactions, and ended them for all investors in 1975.
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The percentages fixed in Muhammad's time applied only to mining and agriculture (and, agonised one early caliph, were pomegranates exempt?).
That was the path taken in the early 1970s, when the D-mark rose after the collapse of the Bretton Woods system of fixed exchange rates.
If this is just an oversold bounce early in the week, then a repeat of the recent trend has the big money investors buying fixed income.
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