Sentences with phrase «online trading competitions»

As part of its ongoing commitment to serving futures and forex traders, GFF Brokers also offers discounts for high - volume traders, commission credits for referrals promotion, foreign consultant opportunities, and the firm conducts ongoing trader engagement opportunities, such as online trading competitions.

Not exact matches

This is in sharp contrast to the trading of equities where a plethora of online retail equity trading platforms and heavy competition between discount brokers has dramatically lowered costs for retail investors and execution is (if anything) better for retail investors.

The SFWSC sponsors nationwide tasting events throughout the year where trade professionals can sample the Competition's top winners; Competition winners enjoy discounts on point - of - sale and other printed materials through SFWSC's strategic partners; and winners are eligible to purchase medallion bottle stickers and to reproduce medallion imagery in their print and online promotions.

It has recently been reported by IG.com, a global leader in online trading have stated that during the 2016 Euro's, the footwear brand that was mostly seen on the pitch as it accounted with 61 % of the boots that were worn during that international competition.

At about the 13 - minute mark, he provides his view that competition between Canadian online brokerages is incredibly fierce and that all firms, including Questrade, will be continuously tested to deliver great trading experiences.

Niko says e-sports are defined as «professional or amateur tournaments and organized competitions involving specific game genres,» which the Chinese Game Publishers Committee specifies as Massive Online Battle Arena games, Action, Shooting, Casual, Poker and Trading Card Games.

The most recent UK competition case concerning MFNs is the hotel online booking case (Case CE / 9320/10) in January 2014, in which the CMA (then the Office of Fair Trading) did not make a final infringement decision, but accepted binding commitments from Booking.com, Expedia and InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) to address its competition concerns in relation to the online offering of room - only accommodation by online travel agencies (OTAs).

Litigate and arbitrate infringement and unfair competition claims relating to online uses of trademarks, service marks, trade names and trade dress

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The largest declines were in the retail trade, specifically among clothing and accessory stores, an industry that lost more than 17,000 jobs over the month, largely due to the increased competition from online retailers such as Amazon.

Competition for U.S. industrial properties is intensifying as the economy rebounds, trade increases and U.S. retailers seek multiple distribution channels to speed up delivery of goods bought online, said Chuck Davis, the Southeast regional head for MetLife Inc.'s real estate division, which oversees about $ 60 billion of property assets.