Sentences with phrase «many middlemen»

Worst of all, the very bodies that should be looking out for investors and market fairness — the big brokers and public exchanges — are helping the middlemen along.

Ordinary investors, he says, are losing billions to unscrupulous middlemen who gain huge profits without taking any risks.

The incident is a case study in how companies in the pharmaceutical supply chain have come under fire for their alleged role in the country's opioid crisis and of the questions that have been raised about the responsibility of middleman companies that distribute prescription painkillers.

But the most provocative takeaway from the client note is how it could disrupt the oft - criticized middlemen in the prescription drug realm, pharmacy benefit managers, or PBMs — which I wrote about recently here.

They work directly with farmers and cut out the middlemen, so their foods are higher quality for less money.

First off, you cut out middlemen.

The middleman can be a merchant who purchases the goods and then resells them, or they can be an agent who acts as a broker but doesn't take title to the stuff.

A manufacturer who uses a middleman who resells to the consumer is paddling around in a three - level channel of distribution.

Retail giants eliminate middlemen at every possible step, and small businesses have the opportunity to do the same.

But the IPO rules prevent them from doing that by making sure they communicate entirely through a middleman.

The latest developments allow businesses to cut out the middlemen and establish a direct line to the people that matter most.

The middleman may not even understand the business.

The fact that blockchain interactions don't require a middleman or institution resonates with people deeply, Boneparth added.

People who need help with aging parents or disabled family members save money over using traditional agencies, and health care professionals can make more money with no middleman involved.

Blockchain can help ensure that advertisers avoid fraudulent traffic, provide better confidentiality for all participants, and minimize middleman involvement.

Now when I talk to clients it's direct, one to one, with no account middlemen and all that.

Suitsupply designs, makes and ships its products from Asia and Portugal without employing margin - hungry middlemen.

Sold direct - to - consumer and funded by Kickstarter, the company is able to use premium materials and invest in research without having to add in the cost of middlemen.

Many of the international economy's most valuable industries are stagnated by middlemen, who dictate costs, timing, and regulation.

It designs its own glasses, and sells directly to customers, cutting out the middleman and keeping prices low.

While the officials didn't give any indication that they'd been able to track the funds, they did say their suspicions were backed by the fact that the money was sent to middlemen — Ding and Gao — with direct connections to Macau.

The Slingbox serves as a middleman between your DVR and your TV by plugging into both.

He said the cost savings are achieved because of the membership model, and the fact they buy direct from suppliers — eliminating the middleman.

Bycutting out the middlemen, these farmers reap as much as 50 cents extra per pound.They're people like Don Miguel Sifontes in El Salvador.

Meanwhile, Zenefits» model of cutting out the middleman for HR services via the cloud seems to be catching on.

It was a smart move, because it let Apple take advantage of growing interest in disintermediation — the removal of traditional middlemen, such as retailers, from the buying and selling equation.

And it's here where a new battle is brewing, because these middlemen, which make up the backbone of the Internet, and which many small businesses also depend on for access, are now competing head - on with enormous providers like Comcast and Verizon.

Mint Chip, which eliminates those middlemen, is meant as a digital cash equivalent, where value can be transferred directly from person to person without needing to identify either party.

Leaving out the middleman when you're working on your own code tends to mean fewer mistakes and faster fixes.

Canada and China are cutting out the American middleman, a move that could boost trade and make it easier to do businesses between the two countries.

Much is siphoned off by middlemen in the export country, known to Latin American farmers as «coyotes,» who offer the lowest possibleprice - leaving some 20 million coffee farmers trapped in poverty.

These studios controlled the financial and technical resources necessary to create content and, as a result, had enormous leverage over distributors: the movie theaters, television channels, video sellers, and other middlemen who delivered entertainment to consumers.

FT's move toward direct access cuts out Apple as middleman and highlights fight for control of lucrative consumer information.

Dell's next big idea was to sell PCs to customers directly, without a middleman distributor.

It's an industry of people who transform themselves into uninvited middlemen — either as a form of reseller or, depending on your perspective, a parasite.

Getting them to an American jewelry store often involves destructive pit mining, slave or child labor, violent militias, and a long chain of middlemen that makes it hard to connect any of those undesirable inputs to the end product.

They can deploy data and process improvements to cut out the costly middleman and cut down on costly manual processes.

They've taken out the middlemen and added costs of showrooms and as a result, offer an often superior mattress for less money and less hassle than you'd find in a brick - and - mortar store.

Here, Shapiro is the proverbial middleman trying to keep peace between two squabbling parties.

Many of the new models are predicated on cutting out the middlemen to bring down costs for the companies and their customers.

These venture - backed platforms have revealed themselves simply as an injected middleman taking away direct client traffic to SMBs and slowly becoming their biggest competition.

Do we need middlemen?

If you choose to make some money walking dogs, you have options: You can join a dog walking service specific to your area — or cut out the middleman entirely and hit up the local dog run to hand out flyers and business cards to dog owners and leave business cards and flyers in pet stores.

These guys are also making full margin on their product because they don't have to deal with a middleman.

But he does put in extra effort, flying down to Mexico five times a year to get face time with the middlemen and the suppliers.

The lockers allow consumers to retrieve their packages in a secure place, without working through a middleman.

The $ 1.3 trillion managed - care space is essentially a middleman for the entire health - care sector, helping to manage, improve and lower health - care costs, according to the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).

He added that ICOs backed by real assets would allow companies to circumvent much of the Wall Street middleman apparatuses, such as the army of investment bankers and venture capitalists, and sell directly to would - be stakeholders.

When the jeweler decided he did not want the shipment, Sears bought the goods himself and resold them — eliminating the local middleman.

Basically, it acts as the middleman between your browser and the website or app you actually want to visit.