Sentences with phrase «middleman on»

But the advent of Bitcoin essentially cuts out the middleman on any foreign exchange.

Read this conversation with curator Alison M. Gingeras and Rachel Middleman on curating this section of the fair in frieze.

Goozex acted as middleman on millions of trades, but industry shifts doomed trading and now Goozex appears closed for good.

Since they are the company processing the transaction, they can cut out the middleman on their purchases, saving them about 1 % on each purchase by having customers use their own branded credit and debit cards.

One compelling reason to self - publish is to cut out the middleman on sales.

BlackRock, soon to be the world's largest money manager, is working on a way to cut out the middleman on a lot of its equity trades, according to a report in the Financial Times on Saturday.

There are way too many publishing services acting as middlemen on their own behalf creating a chokehold between authors and readers.

Furthermore, the number of middlemen on the Internet, such as Yelp and Groupon who connect suppliers with buyers, seem to be on the rise.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

All four models are predicated on cutting out the middlemen to bring down costs for the companies and their customers.

Most of the new models focus on cutting out the middlemen to bring down costs for companies and their customers.

That could have a domino effect on the other middlemen between Mylan and the patient, such as drug distributors, pharmacy benefit managers, and pharmacies, who might also have to settle for less revenue per EpiPen sale.

Those middlemen are by no means starving: Mylan revealed on Thursday that it wasn't pocketing the full $ 608 EpiPen wholesale price in the first place, but only $ 274 per prescription, with the remaining $ 334 split between the other parties.

Blockchains eliminate the risk of having a middleman who defrauds someone on either side of the transaction or who takes the money and runs.

From time immemorial, they've been squeezed by vendors and middlemen who dictate terms from on high and leave them scrambling to get by on razor - thin margins.

Advertising on the web is a thicket of ad networks and middlemen.

That transition is enabling gamemakers to cut back on middlemen and reduce their expenses: Their gross margins are about 80 % for downloaded titles, compared with 60 % on packaged games, T. Rowe Price estimates.

In a video posted to Youtube on December 12, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu predicted that banks would eventually disappear once their role as financial middlemen became redundant, adding that this obsolescence might result from market changes wrought by cryptocurrencies, namely bitcoin.

Bottom Line: Ripple runs on many of the same principles of Bitcoin, but for a different purpose: to serve as the middleman for all global FX transactions.

As the company describes in its report on the disruption of Uber, «Wherever a middleman stands astride a market of service providers and consumers taking a cut for matchmaking and managing data, there is huge potential for disruption.»

«No merchant service provider riding on the traditional interchange rails can offer all - inclusive pricing because there are three or four middlemen who take a cut of every transaction,» says Gallippi.

Unlike traditional applications built on platforms like iOS and Android, dApps connect users and developers directly without the need for a middleman to host and manage the code and user data.

While the argument can be made that this middleman could be avoided, for the sake of keeping our feet firm on the ground, let's remain realistic.

Choosing to directly forego the underwriter «middleman» is cheaper, but unconventional, and it is hard to determine the impact this will have on Spotify's pricing.

In oversimplified terms, the company is just a middleman, almost like a toll collector on a highway.

By pushing down the fee, well below the 5 per cent industry standard and then also charging a rebate on top of that, it could allow Coles to seize hundreds of millions of dollars from these middlemen and channel it back into its own revenue stream.

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Now, schools cheat by paying middlemen to ferry prospects on unofficial visits they couldn't otherwise afford.

just read in the print version of the guardian that hleb's agents are apparently Uli Ferber and Nikolai Shpilevski... Morabito seems to be some «floater» or tosser who acts as a middlemen... anyway, I would be really interested in some background stories about how transfer deals are actually realised in reality — if anyone can recommend some literature on this, would be grateful... and I would not like to see hleb leave.

Unity ’08 tried to go the opposite direction — it tried to become a NEW middleman, replacing the traditional parties with a fresh intermediary political structure that would create a process to choose candidates on its members» behalf.

After the November meeting with Smith, the cooperating witness and the undercover agent enlisted Halloran to act as a middleman to persuade the Bronx and Queens party bosses to sign off on the certificates, according to a criminal complaint.

Zhou also tried to turn Howe's bad behavior back on the defendants, arguing that Howe was inserted into the case by their decision to use him as a middleman for corrupt deals.

«We were probably relying too much on outside consultants, (and) had too many middlemen taking pieces of the project off the top, making it run slower and in a more costly fashion.»

In fact, Rattner was also being advised by his lawyers to make himself a lower - profile target for federal and state investigators who were probing whether he had paid off a middleman to win a lucrative contract from New York's pension system while he worked on Wall Street, a government source said Wednesday.

Yesterday the middleman at the heart of the leak, former SAS officer John Wick, gave his first interview on his role in conveying MPs» expenses receipts to the Daily Telegraph, telling the paper he had acted to expose the «rotten core» of the parliamentary system adding: «Parliament will be a better place, society will be a better place.»

Prosecutors Monday focused heavily on the energy company dealings, but Howe said he acted as a middleman for an alleged $ 35,000 bribe from Syracuse developers Steven Aiello and Joseph Gerardi of Cor Development allegedly paid to Percoco.

Then there are SMEs that develop biotechnologies, and others that act as middlemen, developing projects spun out from universities, for example, before selling them on to the pharmaceutical industry.

Crypto - currencies are intended to eliminate reliance on brick - and - mortar middlemen such as banks, exchanges, credit card conglomerates and other financial intermediaries.

Kumar's luck turned on January 24, 2008, when a constable in Moradabad, a town near Meerut, witnessed a fight between Gyasuddin, the middleman, and a donor named Vidya Prakash; Prakash charged that Gyasuddin had stolen his kidney.

Given2 is the first online gift list that allows you to receive your gifts amount directly on your current account without any middleman or commission.

It has helped me eliminate middlemen and save on commissions dealers charge without me having to even divulge my contact information online.

Given that the youngest Jenner's talents are better suited to devising Lip Kit shades than belting out tunes on stage, she's cut out the whole «go on tour» middleman and gone straight to the «sell hoodies featuring your name in a heavy - metal - inspired font» stage of the game.

So, by cutting the middlemen we're able to pass on the savings to our customers.

«For me, it's just cool to be a middleman to some characters that people might relate to,» said writer - director Cameron Crowe, whose characters have included the likes of the quintessential stoner Jeff Spicoli in «Fast Times at Ridgemont High,» the boombox - hoisting Lloyd Dobler in «Say Anything,» the driven agent Jerry Maguire in the movie that bears his name and the teenaged rock journalist William Miller (based on Crowe's own adventures) in «Almost Famous,» for which he won a screenwriting Oscar.