Sentences with phrase «struck agency deals»

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Strike Debt doesn't buy individual debtor's debts, but instead buys bundles of anonymous debt from banks through what it says are friends on the debt broker side (apparently, the banks won't deal with anyone who isn't established, and most brokers won't sell to non-collections agencies because of liability issues).

There are a number of reasons for Amazon's newfound energy in advertising: It is doing more outreach with Madison Avenue, striking deals with holding companies and agencies; it opened an ad platform last year, an application programming interface that lets marketing developers build easier ways to buy ads; and it is opening its Amazon Ad Platform to more brands.

In the post-budget session, lawmakers struck deals with Cuomo for a provision to expand the purchase of American - made steel and iron by New York state agencies.

But instead of joining NASA's astronaut corps, he began looking at ways a commercial company might go where only government agencies had gone before, ultimately striking a deal with the Russians to carry paying customers aloft.

ERC President Helga Nowotny says her agency is interested in striking similar deals with other countries; she hopes the recently founded Global Research Council will help her find potential partners.

Agency head Amanda Waller, played by award - winning actress Viola Davis, is the one striking deals with the inmates of Belle Reve Prison.

In its 2012 suit against Apple, the U.S. Department of Justice maintained that, by striking a coordinated deal to establish agency pricing for e-books, the publishers and Apple exhibited anticompetitive conduct by conspiring to fix prices.

One thing about Mr. Tom's speech that struck me is that there was an example given of an ARTA board member saying he / she wouldn't deal with an ARTA - member travel agency if it wouldn't abide by the (illegal) ARTA restrictions.

Amazon has announced that they have struck a E-Book deal with Andrew Wylie, who is the head of an exclusive New York agency, whose clients include Salmon Rushdie, Oliver Sacks and Phillip Roth.

Simon & Schuster Strikes Amazon Deal Reviving Agency Ebook Pricing http://t.co/dkpdxCvXtW #authors #writers

Cue quickly realized that, in order for the agency model to work, the same deal must be struck with all electronic book vendors, lest Apple's prices be undercut by other retailers.

The same day Apple announced launching the iPad, it was also announced that Apple already struck deals with Hachette, HarperCollins, Macmillan, Penguin, and Simon & Schuster to switch to the Agency model for Apple's iBookstore — the application on Apple's iPad that functions as an eBook reader (thus competing directly with the Amazon Kindle).

We negotiate and communicate with our distributors and manufacturers, if better deals can be struck to assure that local animal shelters and rescue agencies have food for their animals.

In dealing with such legacies, as with well - established ordering systems for all kinds of phenomena, Nipper strikes a balance between adopting canonical vocabularies and finding agency in a distinctly personal rephrasing.

Abuja, Nigeria — A major oil deal struck by ExxonMobil with the Nigerian Government is being investigated by Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, a law enforcement agency that investigates high - level corruption, Global Witness reveals today.

A major oil deal struck by ExxonMobil with the Nigerian Government is being investigated by Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, a law enforcement agency that investigates high - level corruption, Global Witness reveals today.

Another essential skill the cover letter should communicate is your ability to work with different agents in order to build a network and strike the deal more than any other real estate agencies.

The agency that manages the District government's property has failed to collect millions of dollars in rent and struck a financially questionable deal with a private real estate broker to lease space that might not be needed, according to a new inspector general's audit.