Commissions aren't always up front; "trailing" commissions spread advisor payments out over a number of years.
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Legislative Reaction: Military Commissions Act of 85033, signed by President Bush, authorized trial by military commissions.
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Legislative Reaction: Military Commissions Act of 2006, signed by President Bush, authorized trial by military commissions.
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"There are commissions in charge of distributing voting cards, and these commissions continue to work," Djire told Reuters.
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The government, which had always regulated the commissions that stockbrokers could charge, decided to allow free negotiation of what the commissions would be.
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Merrill Lynch plans to discontinue retirement accounts that pay brokers commissions, while Morgan Stanley will keep offering commissions-paying accounts under the best interest contract exemption.
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But now Republicans are trying to kill commissions too, with a bold legal argument that commissions are unconstitutional if they don't give partisan actors a say.
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On Wednesday, the inquiry also heard Westpac was paying so-called "flex commissions" to dealerships, which earn larger commissions when they sign customers to higher interest loans.
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Holder said his group would train activists to defend those commissions, and to advocate before the commissions in order to win district lines they see as fair.
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That would put a rough estimate of agents' commissions — including commissions to small-time agents as well as to brokers who sell large commercial policies — at around $50 billion.
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Lee routinely educates other performers about the potential of affiliate commissions, running workshops about affiliate programs and tweeting out screencaps of their own affiliate commissions using the hashtag #PayForYourPorn.
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The commissions in the three counties represented by the district will each select a candidate and then all three commissions will gather to select the replacement from that group.
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Only in the spring of 2016, after four and a half years of pretrial hearings, did the military commissions hear arguments about whether military commissions were even the right venue.
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The commissions came on top of fees the clients agreed to pay and despite written instructions to the bank's traders that the clients should not be charged trading commissions, prosecutors said.
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Friday's gala concert features music by Clara and her husband, Robert, as well as festival commissions from Jane Antonia Cornish and Aigerim Seilova, two of 10 such commissions from female composers.
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There are no truly nonpartisan redistricting commissions in the US And it's important to note that, depending on the details, these commissions can be little better than the system that preceded them.
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Assuming the four states where voters supported independent redistricting commissions respect the wishes of their voters and follow through, that will up the number of states with truly independent redistricting commissions to 12.
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Trump's financial disclosure reported about $1003 million in commissions in 2016, and Jared Kushner's disclosure reports his wife earns $1 million to $5 million a year in commissions and fees from the firm.
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Unlike many new commissions for the opera stage, it worked.
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I draw public transit PSAs and furry fan art commissions.
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But appointment and evaluation commissions can only do so much.
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Instead, the commissions have created a bloated and unproductive sector.
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The company had been charging commissions of $4.95 a trade.
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So, yeah, this change in affilate commissions pretty much sucks.
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Enacting legislation to establish independent redistricting commissions to tackle gerrymandering.
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This is not for sale and my commissions are closed.
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Within months, the ''Rushkin'' script led to two more commissions.
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It also said it deplored the Commissions exemption for soy.
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Currently, many advisers earn juicy commissions by recommending costly products.
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"The Guantanamo Military Commissions are a failed experiment," Marine Gen.
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Trading commissions are the main source of income for DFM.
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"Commissions like this have worked in the past," he said.
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Commissions came, for war memorials and friezes at Pioneer camps.
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The world's most popular media company, Facebook, now commissions content.
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Mr. Giurgola received few other commissions in his adopted country.
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The Board of Commissions accepted Oakley's resignation letter Wednesday night.
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RewardStyle makes money by taking a cut from these commissions.
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Hodari recalled WeWork offering similar commissions to his customers' brokers.
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Additionally, Business Insider did not previously report the outsize commissions.
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He has participated in a panoply of councils and commissions.
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The paper endorsed economic reparations, truth commissions and memorial building.
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Those institutions sticking with commissions will see greater broker retention.
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Here's how Fidelity responded when we asked about online commissions.
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Some states let independent or bipartisan commissions draw the lines.
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Athletic commissions oversee the safety of the sport, after all.
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The IOC has set up two commissions to investigate Sochi.
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And those higher commissions are ultimately paid by the customer.
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The company keeps about $375 million in commissions and fees.
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Von Einem's oeuvre also includes commissions from four American orchestras.
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Mophradat announced the participants of its 22018 Consortium Commissions program.
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It is clear that the commissions have been a failure.
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For instance, military commissions are supposed to try war crimes.
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I also took on bespoke commissions just above cost price.
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Gale also takes commissions for living willow structures and fences.
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In many municipalities, planning and zoning commissions are elected positions.
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"Commissions exist in an inherent conflict of interest," Magraken said.
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Unlike many other professionals, most stockbrokers are paid via commissions.
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Affiliates get commissions for sending customers to other businesses. Gambling.
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Overall revenue was down 8% and commissions revenue plunged 54%.
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On Thursday, all N95 masks went to local heath commissions.
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But can Hatton Garden maintain its stature on such commissions?
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Now he is saying these blue ribbon commissions are useless.
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TD Ameritrade followed suit in eliminating commissions two days later.
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Compounding the problem, advisors collect varying commissions for different products.
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Commissions can also create incentives that get in the way.
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There have been parliamentary inquiry commissions and a criminal investigation.
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Pressing a little further, we asked how their commissions worked.
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They have started to reach out to state medical commissions.
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The lenders made commissions of 12-24.5% on selling the diamonds and the brokers made commissions of 7-153% on buying them back, according to the judicial order that authorized the February asset seizures.
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Consumers had previously been able to filter results in the group's Find A CFP Professional search service based on whether an advisor receives commissions, a flat fee or a combination of commissions and fees.
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The lenders made commissions of 12-24.5% on selling the diamonds and the brokers made commissions of 7-16% on buying them back, according to the judicial order that authorized the February asset seizures.
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Commissions make up the biggest chunk of the closing costs with sellers typically paying real estate agent commissions of about 6% of the sale price that is split between the buyer's and the seller's agents.
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But the firm noted that its "commissions per revenue trade" have been falling for several years, which may have given Schwab the confidence to become the first major firm to eliminate commissions across the board.
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A more conservative majority could conceivably strike down redistricting commissions nationwide.
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Both France and America's WWI Centennial Commissions are sponsoring the trip.
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One of our recommendations has been that states establish sunrise commissions.
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Beyond commissions, they think they can also help companies increase revenue.
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Interactive Brokers (IBKR) was the first ax commissions late last month.
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E-Trade still charges standard commissions of about $6.95 a trade.
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Robinhood brought commissions down to zero where the dinosaurs can't compete.
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Unhappily for Manx firms, these products are sold with hefty commissions.
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There have been dozens of commissions, boards, councils, working groups, etc.
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Suggesting nearby places to visit or eat can earn you commissions.
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Fingers crossed someone at Warner Bros commissions this for mass production.
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The company pays fees off its commissions into cities, Ko said.
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It's also permissible if that investment nets the advisor higher commissions.
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Levine was expecting about $2 million in commissions, state documents show.
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We're working very closely with election commissions all around the world.
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It is unclear if there was previously a limit on commissions.
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No trading commissions are charged, and conflicts of interest are avoided.
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The app makes money from adverts and commissions on digital tips.
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I only pay trade commissions and fund fees in this account.
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The union also pushed for changes to the Macy's commissions policy.
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Cass commissions work too, but not in order to collect it.
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Alibaba earns money from advertising, as well as commissions and fees.
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Voter referendums led to the independent commissions in eight other states.
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Again, the other agencies' chief economists report directly to their commissions.
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Previously, clients paid for research by funneling trade commissions to banks.
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Their ability to feed their families depends on continually generating commissions.
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Eight states, including battleground Ohio, already have non-partisan redistricting commissions.
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For contemporary shows, costs veer toward artist commissions and installation requirements.
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McLellan and Pennings took steps to hide the commissions, prosecutors said.
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The commissions come with "no strings attached," according to Mr. Abbott.
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Croome Court was one of Brown's first and most important commissions.
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Do you get requests or commissions to search for certain items?
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Mr. Hinterhäuser's most provocative comments, though, concerned the role of commissions.
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They raised concerns, however, about the cost of having two commissions.
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He wants nonpartisan commissions, not gerrymandering politicos, to draw electoral districts.
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We will expand our partnerships with election commissions around the world.
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The fair takes sales commissions so there are no dealer fees.
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Felgueiras works on both public architectural restorations and private house commissions.
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As I've said, it has fared well with recent choreographic commissions.
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Still, commissions revenue plunged 54% from the same period last year.
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Ernst's amendment would take away $200 million from the regional commissions.
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Commissions came early and fast, and always with due dates attached.
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I'm very proud of the commissions that I did for people.
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In many cities, taxis are regulated by public service commissions (PSCs).
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In the same post, Heitlinger also details how influencer commissions work.
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The launch comes after bigger rivals matched it on zero commissions.
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It is currently illegal to try U.S. citizens at military commissions.
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That has put downward pressure on agent commissions across the industry.
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They're aware of the potential to make substantial money from commissions.
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Like so many institutions, these commissions are subject to political headwinds.
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Much of the shop's business comes from governmental and commercial commissions.
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Eventually, it may have to either raise commissions or raise fares.
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The defendants would encourage students to work their way up a hierarchy to earn commissions -- but would expand the curriculum and grade students as failures so that they would not qualify for commissions, the lawsuit said.
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Brokers, most of whom derive their entire income from commissions, argue the big banks want commissions slashed because their earnings growth is under pressure and they are losing market share to smaller lenders and non-bank players.
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Meanwhile, the World Boxing Council announced that it has indefinitely suspended Lawson from participating in any WBC-sanctioned bouts, and the Association of Boxing Commissions has called on all boxing commissions to refuse to license the trainer.
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And he praised the work of citizen-led ballot initiatives that have established independent redistricting commissions in several states, ignoring his own opinion that these commissions are unconstitutional, from a 85033 case that narrowly upheld Arizona's commission.
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Colorado's proposal to allow independent commissions to handle redistricting garnered over 70%.
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"I've seen a lot of commissions over the years," Mr. Lester said.
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The company offers its software for free and makes money through commissions.
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Presidential commissions are serious affairs that address issues of major national importance.
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" Hoffman concurs, writing, "The commissions have been largely successful since their implementation.
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This means that the company makes money via commissions on those bookings.
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The majority of the income came from making commissions off your downline.
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Meanwhile on Earth, Creative Time commissions Trevor Paglen's "The Last Pictures" project.
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In Italy, some 40 territorial commissions evaluate asylum requests and interview applicants.
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Quirk said that there is more to investing than just free commissions.
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Terrell is taking commissions for the shields, in hopes their use spreads.
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If they don't vote by then, they'll be deactivated, the commissions said.
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Appointment-based systems better serve their purpose when complemented by evaluation commissions.
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As a result, competition has done little to reduce real estate commissions.
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She has also appointed two commissions to investigate abuses in Rakhine state.
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Those policies generate higher commissions, so there's that temptation for the agent.
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Other brokerages have begun to phase out commissions-paying retirement accounts altogether.
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Despite huge commissions, traditional insurance agents fail to provide significant added value.
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Most of the embassies and high commissions have a presence in Gulshan.
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Its business model is instead based on taking affiliate commissions on bookings.
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When the rent commissions deny him his increase, he sues the city.
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Banco BPM also charged the biggest commissions, up to 28%, they show.
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In some states local wildlife commissions will also take in unwanted pets.
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A supporter of the Federal Communication Commissions' repeal of net neutrality, Rep.
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Braude wants Anastacia to cough up $3 mil, mostly in unpaid commissions.
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TravelPerk's freemium business model is based on taking affiliate commissions on bookings.
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Advisers also must disclose profits or commissions they earn on client investments.
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Revenue was well above estimates, on an increase in commissions and fees.
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Competition among the AFPs was desultory, allowing them to keep commissions high.
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Such commissions can take years to reach conclusions and are only advisory.
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A chapter detailing Burle Marx's Jewish roots — and commissions — is especially moving.
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Voters in Ohio, Michigan, Colorado and Utah approved those commissions this year.
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Last year it ranked second by commissions and 10th by deal volume.
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The commissions were required to package together all their recommended base closings.
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State racing commissions allow various medications and differing levels of permissible medications.
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Plenty of no-load funds — those without such commissions — are sold today.
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You shouldn't settle for underperforming or overpriced investments, or pay huge commissions.
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It had great hours, solid commissions, and a truly receptive client base.
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It avoids unnecessary commissions and oversight bodies by just flipping the incentives.
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The findings and recommendations of presidential and congressional commissions are often ignored.
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Commissions are not the only reasons that doctors prescribe high-price drugs.
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Eleven have set up independent redistricting commissions or other politically neutral mechanisms.
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As a result, investment banks earned less in commissions from bond trading.
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But it is currently illegal to try U.S. citizens at military commissions.
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""Before I started streaming, I did art commissions, like paint dog portraits.
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In addition to ad fees, sales commissions tend to run about 15%.
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A platform for local designers, the shop commissions and showcases their work.
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Online brokerages in recent weeks have scrambled to slash US trade commissions.
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T&R receives fuel commissions from the oil companies supplying their tenants.
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Among the commissions was Dutch artist Constant Dullaart's piece The European Classes.
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At its annual Carnegie concerts, the ensemble presents one of those commissions.
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In these hyperpartisan times, even independent commissions are rarely seen as neutral.
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When Joannou turns around, he laughingly commissions some handprints on the wall.
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Indian bureaucrats commonly deny visas to commissions like the USCIRF, said Adhikari.
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In 1999 Future Systems won the Stirling Prize and prominent commissions followed.
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They involve the Islamic State, transfers and the military commissions trial system.
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The alternative is to use the military commissions trial system at Guantánamo.
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Soon came commissions for large works of public art around the world.
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The city's design and planning commissions pushed back, to say the least.
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And not many choreographers would be able to handle so many commissions.
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Agents' commissions, paid by the seller, are between 4 and 6 percent.
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But the office overseeing military commissions never cleared that case for trial.
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The organization also supports up-and-coming artists with residencies and commissions.
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She finances her films with commissions, prize money and her own funds.
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Brokers, who earn commissions, are beholden to a less rigorous advice standard.
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Ms. Hutchinson was among the first class of commissions announced in June.
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"People often think commissions are constraining," Ms. Butterfield said in an interview.
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They'll typically say anything in exchange for free products or (small) commissions.
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The W.P.A. murals were the first federal commissions awarded to African-Americans.
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Mark Martins, the chief prosecutor of the commissions system, declined to comment.
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Skeptics say that even nominally nonpartisan commissions can succumb to political calculation.
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This includes closing costs — transfer taxes and commissions for real estate agents.
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Commissions vary, but the one for my watch would be 15 percent.
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The last two years have brought many more commissions for female choreographers.
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The third-party delivery apps vary in their approaches to calculating commissions.
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And he was accused several times of paying bribes or illegal commissions.
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Advertising, rather than fees and commissions, matter more for Alibaba's top line.
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However, the commissions per revenue trade have been dwindling for multiple years.
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He did not form his own ensemble or accept commissions for companies.
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This year, Mr. Sessions expressed frustration at the pace of military commissions.
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Collectors gossip as much as anyone else, comparing commissions, double-checking prices.
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Unfortunately, like many presidential commissions, these recommendations went largely ignored — until now.
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Mellon and Mr. Schlumberger actually had a life beyond her own commissions.
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The I.O.C. has appointed two commissions in response to Mr. McLaren's report.
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He will be cooperating with the I.O.C. commissions going forward, he said.
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Farfetch makes its money primarily through commissions on sales via its website.
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Sometimes law revision commissions are the last defense between citizens and criminalization.
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Although the commissions could be held anywhere, Gates wanted them at Guantánamo.
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The weak new home sales means brokers are making less in commissions.
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These commissions can also ensure representation for racial minorities and other communities.
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These commissions can also ensure representation for racial minorities and other communities.
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Established players were forced to rewrite their business models by abolishing commissions.
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Of that, about half typically goes to brokers as commissions and fees.
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She's now pursuing new ideas for incorporating natural materials in outdoor commissions.
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These separate insurance commissions in different states had to be set up.
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Banco BPM also charged the biggest commissions, up to 24.5%, they show.
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Thirteen states, including Ohio, use commissions for state legislature districts as well.
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Both companies trace the roots of their business model to a regulatory move in 1975 that banned fixed brokerage commissions, giving rise to a clutch of firms, including Charles Schwab & Company, that offered stock trades with discounted commissions.
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Huynh accused Walmart of charging higher sales commissions from sellers on its online marketplace, where third-party sellers list and sell products, with commissions rising as high as 15 percent compared with the normal 6 percent to 8 percent.
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I don't think App Store commissions are a good business model and I'm glad I didn't stay in this business for too long, but there are still a ton of small and big websites that rely on these commissions.
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The other 10 have been charged or convicted in the military commissions system.
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All of this has been studied by a number of state utility commissions.
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Some US states have ostensible redistricting commissions, but let politicians name the appointees.
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He recommends using a brokerage firm that does not charge commissions on trades.
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Independent redistricting commissions would also almost certainly help Democrats in the immediate future.
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Unlike JD, it makes money primarily via advertising, rather than commissions on sales.
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O, have slashed trading commissions to zero for stocks and exchange traded funds.
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E-Trade (ETFC) announced Wednesday that it will eliminate commissions for its clients.
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Pimco declined to comment on the details of the reduction in sales commissions.
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Amazon has not disclosed if influencers are receiving higher commissions than Affiliates, however.
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Part of the plan is that the Shed will only stage new commissions.
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Obama acknowledged the challenges that Wiley and Sherald faced when creating the commissions.
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In these commissions, Westfall begins to make incomplete patterns against a white field.
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Instead, they lean on nonpartisan commissions or outside experts to do the job.
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Schwab reserves the right to change the ETFs we make available without commissions.
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As a marketplace, Threads makes commissions from the suppliers when items are sold.
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But the suspicion is that discounts and possibly commissions also played a role.
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He had prominent commissions from many of the Continent's royals, including Marie Antoinette.
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Other tough areas, like pensions or environment, can be hived off to commissions.
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Yet holding future conferences and setting up future commissions are not policy ideas.
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Commissions have included designing the much-loved gardens at Los Angeles's Getty Centre.
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This keeps me busily bouncing between commissions, public projects and my own work.
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In particular, he said, banks should not charge any commissions for digital accounts.
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ET. Commissions and settlement times are the same as for the regular session.
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"First and foremost, price cuts and commissions matter most to drivers," he said.
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She used some of her real estate commissions to help found Operation WEBS.
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He was immediately stripped of his title by boxing commissions around the country.
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Ten states give independent or bipartisan commissions the power to draw district lines.
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Then Armey stepped forward with his creative and effective idea of BRAC commissions.
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Indeed, by 21518, he had abandoned two important commissions and departed for Milan.
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All managers at Detroit Health's chain of clubs were paid based on commissions.
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If they're fee-only, it won't include any commissions or compensation from companies.
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By wide margins, voters have supported the creation of such commissions via referendum.
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The plaintiffs said this leads them to have lost patronage, wages and commissions.
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They make most of their fees through sales commissions and other transaction charges.
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To be sure, trading commissions represented only a portion of discount brokerages' revenue.
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It has seemed inevitable that commissions would head towards zero, so why wait?
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The plaintiffs said this leads them to have lost patronage, wages, and commissions.
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The Kenyan commissions had gathered strong evidence against Ali, but circumstances had changed.
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The company offers its software for free and makes money by receiving commissions.
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I used to do commissions when I had no rep and no voice.
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But it is clear that the military commissions at Guantánamo have failed miserably.
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Independent re-districting commissions can and should be used to end deliberate gerrymandering.
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Independent districting commissions are certainly an improvement over state legislatures drawing district lines.
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And National's brokerage operation collects commissions on Fortress-related shares sold to investors.
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I'm working on some commissions for some pretty cool people here in Toronto.
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Another 22009 are being prosecuted or have already been convicted in military commissions.
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The fund, which commissions public art projects, honored Tom Sachs and Sarah Hoover.
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The project faces suspicions from both environmentalists and state public utility commissions (PUCs).
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The 52 selected artists also received between $7,000 and $15,000 each for commissions.
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In 2015, her partnership with Mr. Aquino dissolved over a dispute regarding commissions.
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Meanwhile, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's various Rohingya commissions are continuing their work.
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We have both feet firmly set on the ground, and we need commissions.
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Her group commissions studies and opinion polls; she takes part in public debates.
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Many of his most visible works of recent decades have been public commissions.
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Only 10 have been charged or convicted in the military commissions system. Maj.
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She makes a passive income through monthly commissions as an Infusionsoft certified consultant.
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Fees and commissions are part of the upfront contracts to even get started.
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Some advisors are paid commissions by mutual funds, a serious conflict of interest.
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She was 28 and was just gaining widespread popularity and taking on commissions.
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The state commissions are often reluctant to make those outlays, Mr. Feasel said.
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Google has lured app developers from competitors by lowering commissions and simplifying software.
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Zhang doesn't do commissions, but she sold postcards and prints of her work.
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They're promoting changes like open primaries, independent redistricting commissions and ranked-choice voting.
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Federal cybersecurity officials are also being deployed to state and local elections commissions.
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The decades between the 1890s and 1920s saw a surge in such commissions.
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Yet Myanmar's government has formed half a dozen such commissions in recent months.
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Wells stopped sharing in the commissions in February 2013, according to the report.
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The better portrait isn't the one that Héloïse's mother commissions Marianne to make.
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Most of Alibaba's earnings come from its ad and commissions business in China.
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Last year, Tesla eliminated commissions for its salespeople while increasing their base pay.
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The Manual for Military Commissions allows for the convening authority to authorize depositions.
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The military commissions costs, based on congressional documents, exceeded $123 million in 2018.
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In 2008 I totally rehabbed it with profits from my art commissions. 2.
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There are many ways to pay for advice, typically through fees or commissions.
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But that does not mean paying by commissions is never right for you.
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Banorte was the next highest, with 31 percent of its revenue from commissions.
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Bipartisan panels and commissions have made recommendations that offer variations on this theme.
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Both states created their commissions via voter initiative, which bypasses self-interested legislators.
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And defendants in the military commissions system get government-provided defense lawyers, too.
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"There are fewer and fewer law revision commissions in the US," Tharney said.
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But other states that lack commissions like Tharney's are putting people at risk.
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Reluctant to do design work himself, he extended commissions to still more artists.
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Utilities and public utility commissions often support expansion of the natural gas network.
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After Saarinen's death, Mr. Miller began to turn to Mr. Roche for commissions.
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This support wouldn't just take the form of a series of commissions, either.
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Although the success of these commissions has yet to be thoroughly evaluated, it is possible that even as decriminalization increased drug use, the commissions and more access to treatment got so many people off drugs that drug use still fell overall.
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Of those remaining at the facility, five have been cleared for transfer by the Obama administration, 10 have been charged or convicted by military commissions and the rest are considered too dangerous to release but can't be tried by the commissions.
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The Indian government agreed last year to give permanent commissions to women, but said it would only apply to female officers who had served less than 14 years -- excluding hundreds of women who had already served out their short service commissions.
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Thirty-one states give legislatures the power to draw congressional district maps; four states rely on an advisory commission that forwards recommendations to the legislature; four states use politically appointed commissions to draw maps; and four more will use independent commissions.
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Although the success of the commissions has yet to be thoroughly evaluated, it's possible that even as decriminalization increased drug use, the commissions and more access to treatment got so many people off drugs that drug use still fell overall.
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Emanuel advised investors who are wary of the bull market in bonds to consider the options trades in the exchange-traded funds below:Financials Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLF, $220) — Buy Jan 2135.26 Calls ($1.693 ex-fees and commissions, 21.69% Vol, 210.2 Delta)iShares MSCI European Financials ETF (EUFN, $20.33) — Buy Jan 18 Calls ($0.65 ex-fees and commissions, 18.0% Vol, 0.41 Delta)Utilities Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLU, $60.16) — Buy Sept 60 Puts ($10.23 ex-fees and commissions, 13.9% Vol, -0.51 Delta)iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF (IGV, $28.06) — Buy Nov 220 Puts ($10.10 ex-fees and commissions, 22.8% Vol, -0.45 Delta)iShares 20+ Year Treasury ETF (TLT, $135.26) — Buy Nov 132 Puts ($1.69 ex-fees and commissions, 10.2% Vol, -0.33 Delta)
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Similarly, its comedy commissions grew from 8% to 18% in the same time period.
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They could establish truth-telling commissions and acknowledge—and even apologise for—past atrocities.
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In addition to the executive order, Trump on Friday signed commissions for retired Gen.
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Hipgnosis also accepted design commissions in Japan, specifically from city pop pioneer Yumi Matsutoya.
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This restricts their ability to earn commissions and to sell some higher-fee products.
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That means disclosing fees, commissions, potential conflicts and any disciplinary actions they have faced.
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Non-interest income including fees and commissions grew 20.3 percent in the March quarter.
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Politicians distribute jobs among supporters and collect "taxes" and commissions on goods at ports.
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I scored two commissions (LOL) that I had to split with my manager. Devastating.
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E-Trade had been charging commissions of $6.95 per trade, while Fidelity charged $4.95.
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Drivers are paid the normal Lyft Line commissions, unless surge pricing is in effect.
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Doing so would also make all districts competitive, something independent redistricting commissions cannot achieve.
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Independent redistricting commissions are more modest but a significant improvement over the status quo.
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Funds also incur expenses, such as brokers' commissions, when they buy and sell securities.
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They make money from delivery and service fees, in addition to commissions from partners.
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Colorado and Michigan approved independent commissions that will be responsible for drawing congressional districts.
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In 17 states, such commissions conduct thorough examinations of judges' performance during their terms.
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We really see a lot of unique things because we don't charge trading commissions.
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UniCredit's commissions were resilient, rising 0.6 percent on the quarter despite turbulent financial markets.
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Warren would eliminate gerrymandering, putting independent commissions in charge of districting for federal elections.
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Salesforce offers its 19,000 employees uncapped commissions and a generous employee stock purchase plan.
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And the company has paid out over $20 million in commissions to its hairstylists.
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The Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation announced the recipients of its Grants & Commissions Program Award.
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SG: It turned out the real way of supporting myself was by doing commissions.
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Supplementing the commissions, Zhao also piled up debt on her half-dozen credit cards.
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A better comparator for Manx products is financial advice, where commissions have been slashed.
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ING cited rising interest income, commissions and fees as key tailwinds in the quarter.
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The company collects nearly all of its revenue from commissions on post-return sales.
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Their only source of income has been commissions on phone and utility bill payments.
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In rebalancing, investors should also strive to minimize costs such as commissions and taxes.
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He also reiterated a commitment to not create laws that would regulate bank commissions.
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Some countries have avowedly nonpartisan commissions that end up doing the parties' bidding anyway.
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Another decline is likely in the second quarter as weak sales cut brokers' commissions.
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Institutions such as the civil service, electoral commissions and the courts often lack independence.
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BlackRock has managed to keep its funds' spending on commissions for research under control.
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Agent commissions are typically 1.5 percent of the purchase price, paid by the seller.
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She was the child of a prominent British sculptor known for his public commissions.
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Consumers pay an estimated $100 billion in annual home sale commissions, the CFA calculates.
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Mutual fund commissions, also known as sales loads, are a big drag on performance.
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With roughly 100,000 visitors a month, Frydman could easily support the site on commissions.
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"They weren't actually trying to make the commissions independent of the legislature," McDonald said.
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The owners of the Hometown franchise make their money from commissions on their sales.
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Direct commissions were previously limited to those in the legal, medical and chaplain corps.
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Charles Schwab offers its Intelligent Portfolios robo-adviser with no advisory fees or commissions.
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As is typical of so many federal blue-ribbon commissions, this effort was lauded.
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The race to the bottom for trading commissions could soon go through the floor.
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Further, most state ethics commissions tell us that they don't independently audit the statements.
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That's tragic; the recent commissions made by the Graham company are just bad choices.
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A few states, including Arizona and California, already assign the task to independent commissions.
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Amazon said in the webinar overview that commissions will be 3 percent for FBA.
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The topic: the online antiques marketplace 2000stdibs and its new approach for enforcing commissions.
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The fact was that Mr. Qosi was released because of the military commissions system.
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These efforts require willing partners in cities and public service commissions across the country.
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In the 2018 midterms, four more states voted to move redistricting to independent commissions.
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Independent commissions were on the ballot in four states: Colorado, Michigan, Missouri, and Utah.
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Learn when and where these boards, councils, and commissions meet and physically show up.
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Earnings from fees and commissions were up at 71.7 billion shillings, from 66.4 billion.
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He also takes on commissions from private clients; garment repairs begin at around $40.
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The Guantanamo prison and associated military commissions cost $445 million in fiscal year 2015.
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Mr. Swalwell sat on various Dublin city commissions before serving on the City Council.
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Other hotel revenue comes from commissions through TripAdvisor's instant booking feature, the report said.
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But both independent commissions and select committees can only generate reports about their findings.
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While belated, the transfer is a rare success for the commissions system at Guantánamo.
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There are compelling arguments against extending the jurisdiction of military commissions to domestic offenses.
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Real estate agents' commissions are 4 to 6 percent, usually paid by the seller.
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Challenge: Say-like me-you will support non-partisan commissions to draw the lines.
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Mr. Kassem said Mr. Darbi submitted his transfer request to commissions prosecutors in August.
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From the first, he made City Ballet the world's foremost showcase for choreographic commissions.
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However some financial professionals argue that they come with high commissions and opaque disclosures.
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According to the executive, commissions on such products can be as high as 13%.
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By law, prosecutors can use voluntary confessions only at the military commissions at Guantánamo.
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Instead, they are tried by secret military commissions—if they are tried at all.
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Some financial planners may also earn commissions on the investment products that they sell.
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His expertise in working with plastic led to lucrative commissions from German furniture makers.
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But those claims completely ignore that state insurance commissions have jurisdiction in these areas.
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The lowest rate, I&aposm pretty sure, is 7% and some commissions are 50%.
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Net commissions rose 13193 percent in 21319, the highest growth in the bank's history.
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Major incumbents like Charles Schwab and Fidelity have slashed fees to zero commissions since.
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Over the years, Rappo's commissions had amounted to more than a hundred million dollars.
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You can find contacts at the Federal Trade Commissions website on identity theft (here).
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Consider depositing any tax refunds, bonuses, or commissions into the baby fund, as well.
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Even the existing commissions have often seen their budgets cut and their scopes narrowed.
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And the bank made an easy profit, risk-free, on top of any commissions.
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Gradually he began to receive small commissions from some of Stockholm's contemporary performance centers.
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Move my return flight to next Thursday to work on the two new commissions.
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Today, the majority of his income comes from commissions for his decorative wood sculptures.
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Her mother is a retired education coordinator from the Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissions.
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Footballers are incongruous with sculpture, but artists keep taking commissions to sculpt them anyway.
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On Thursday it also said it had seen a steep increase in commissions from bank card operations, including for transactions on Russia's vast public transportation network, which boosted fee and commissions income by nearly 24% in the fourth quarter of last year.
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The Pentagon overseer of the military commissions, called the Convening Authority, will create the pool from those "best qualified for the duty by reason of age, education, training, experience, length of service, and judicial temperament," according to the Manual for Military Commissions.
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Over 400 pages she documents four decades of brow-furrowing evenings: procedural meetings, resolutions, commissions.
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Such commissions are worth about 3 billion pounds ($4.2 billion) a year in Britain alone.
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After that, there was no official rate, but 63% commissions lived on through unspoken rules.
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Those agencies are headed by bipartisan commissions, and Democrats are allowed to choose their nominees.
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Fee-only financial advisors don't receive commissions from the sales of insurance and investment products.
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In 2016, Instacart removed the option to tip in favor of guaranteeing higher delivery commissions.
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They are also attractive to brokers, because they often pay higher commissions than ACA plans.
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They could charge for commissions of course, but even here the battle is getting fierce.
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But what if HBO commissions something about the Skripal poisoning, or the annexation of Crimea?
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I invested into those, with very low commissions, because the time value of money works.
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Informatica also struggled to provide answers about how and when her commissions would be paid.
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The number of WarnerMedia cable commissions decreased every quarter of 2019, according to Ampere Analysis.
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In 2016, Instacart removed the option to tip in favor of guaranteeing higher delivery commissions.
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Prior to those launches, SoFi also released an investing platform free of fees and commissions.
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Creators are using TikTok to highlight their work and attract art commissions from their followers.
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"In days gone by, commissions were very substantial," said San Diego financial planner Tom Warschauer.
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But she and activists in other states with independent commissions may have more disappointments ahead.
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Swedish producer Armand Jakobsson not only embraces most of these fan videos; he commissions them.
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At 50 he was famous and earning fat commissions, but his finances were always shaky.
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Prosecutors charged that from 2010 to 2011 the men conspired to add the secret commissions.
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No longer considered vandals, some even win commissions to spray-paint a sponsor's chosen site.
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The relatable moments and quotes in "Skam" stimulated a generation dulled by broadcasters' lazy commissions.
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The company's results were impacted by lower trading commissions and an 8% rise in expenses.
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This entrepreneurial model commissions new work from artists with disabilities and connects them with buyers.
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But as Zhengzhou's frenzied property market cooled last year, sales plummeted, along with her commissions.
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The case emphasizes the importance of clear formal agreements between public art commissions and artists.
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He acknowledged to Axios there will a difference between the old and the new commissions.
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AH: Yes, I often get editorial commissions photographing inspiring women who shake the world somehow.
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Cities are built by committees and planning commissions and property developers, not by omnipotent mayors.
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They took aim at the commissions banks use to reward brokers who recommend their products.
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In this Latin America was a pioneer, with truth commissions in Argentina and El Salvador.
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The admission was made to avoid taxes and licensing fees imposed by state athletic commissions.
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Explicit commissions, which were once levied in percentage points (20133% in 1792), have largely disappeared.
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Even as a student, Ahmednur's skill earned him some small interior design commissions, friends said.
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All five Moving Image Commissions will be available for on-demand viewing through May 31.
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Since his commissions are sporadic, I don't count that as reliable income when I'm budgeting.
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For one, WeChat doesn't (yet) take commissions from ecommerce transactions as online marketplaces normally do.
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He also made more than $700,000 of commissions at the Trump Model Management modeling agency.
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I try to get people together for business opportunities and get some commissions that way.
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Athletic commissions should follow the Olympic WADA rules, which means marijuana is banned in competition.
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That's roughly four to eight stories, far higher than what many local zoning commissions allow.
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Previous attempts to legalize civil unions did not make it out of parliament's legal commissions.
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The recently incorporated nonprofit organization commissions artists to build gardens in partnership with local communities.
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Another objection was that a fiduciary duty would outlaw commissions and other established pay practices.
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Commissions will draw boundaries in 85033 states that send a combined 129 members to Congress.
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Ten are in military commissions, and the remaining 47 are deemed too dangerous to release.
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Both the active and reserve forces were intended to open enlistments and commissions this July.
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The discount brokerage TD Ameritrade, for its part, is more highly exposed to trade commissions.
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The program is not large — a typical Army cadet class commissions 10 to 20 people.
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The Client is a mysterious man who commissions the Mandalorian for a new bounty hunt.
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Amazon is paying influencers big commissions to sell its products, and it's open to anyone.
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In addition, civilian courts, unlike commissions, can count previous time in custody toward any sentence.
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Some also said Oyo had deeply discounted room rates and increased its commissions and fees.
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The merchandise would be funneled back to Iran, and he took commissions on the sales.
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Also unlike military commissions, civilian courts can count previous time in custody toward any sentence.
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New commissions this year include work by Kyle "JustSole" Clark, Jean Emile and Ray Mercer.
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Republicans insist Guantánamo's military commissions offer tough justice, but those tribunals have been largely dysfunctional.
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Ms. Raden now accepts private jewelry commissions, although she is working on a second book.
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The service will have everything from old favourites to recent shows and brand new commissions.
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Fiduciaries typically are paid via service fees, while suitability adherents typically are paid in commissions.
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One idea that was proposed was reselling travel plans and making $3 in affiliate commissions.
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"It was one of the happiest commissions I've ever done in my life," he said.
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Ms. Sajet declined to say whether the artists were paid the same for the commissions.
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"My team is losing tasting fees, sales, tips, commissions, wages — it's a lot," she said.
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At stores, there were also opportunities for salespeople to increase their base salary through commissions.
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Both of this year's commissions had a look and sound that marked them as contemporary.
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The venue will show "a varied program of new commissions and classics," the statement added.
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At stake is the roughly $110 billion a year in commissions generated by home sales.
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Vance Spath, held in contempt the chief defense counsel in the commissions system, Brig. Gen.
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Rebaud said in the interview that Meero's revenues stem from commissions taken from photographers' assignments.
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The buyer and seller each pay about 2852 percent of the sale price in commissions.
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Mr. Butterwick said he charged commissions varying between 5 and 15 percent for such transactions.
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That helped drive new clients to open accounts at Schwab the month it dropped commissions.
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Luis Antonio would eventually manage Roldán's workshop, rather than taking commissions for his own work.
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Yet another provision would require all states to establish independent commissions to draw congressional districts.
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Mukherjee's solo shows and public commissions took off in the 1970s, earning her critical reception.
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Plot points include commodity price fixing, a class-action lawsuit, architectural commissions, adultery and blackmail.
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Her production, or the fees and commissions she generates, rose 75% from 2018 to 2019.
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He was paid on a "draw," whereby he received a salary based on future commissions.
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They don't know how busy I am with other commissions, which are really time intensive.
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TD Ameritrade generates 28% of revenue from commissions and Schwab generates only 8% from revenue.
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The two most common are traditional brokerage commissions, and a percentage of assets under management.
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In the second half of 2019, bonuses were restructured or removed, and commissions were cut.
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The funeral comparison website will now be required to point out the commissions to consumers.
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That would allow Netflix to avoid paying commissions that Apple charges on app-related transactions.
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However, a proposal to cut banking commissions concerned investors and triggered a stocks sell-off.
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Ten have been charged with or convicted of crimes by the military commissions system. Capt.
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In October, many brokerage firms slashed the commissions they charge customers to trade to zero.
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In a 2012 interview with The New York Times he acknowledged being late with commissions.
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Last year he auctioned off $12 million in art, earning commissions of around $0003 million.
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Yahoo Japan declined to say how much it earned in commissions from online ivory sales.
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Both Arizona and California keep political insiders, such as political party officers, off the commissions.
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The Republicans are clearly hoping their Hail Mary strategy will kill commissions across the country.
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Redfin also makes money from commissions when customers make an offer on homes on Redfin.
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It's worth noting that many US states use merit selection commissions to select their judges.
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That broker may just be looking to boost his or her commissions, warns Brambley. 2.
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Commissions are also handed out as political thank-yous to male relatives of important figures.
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And I would make enough money in commissions to afford the toys that I wanted.
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It's successful enough for them to earn their main income from Patreon and occasional commissions.
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Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation announced the recipients of its 16th annual Grants and Commissions Program.
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And she began using Photoshop as an aid, mostly to help her with her commissions.
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Regulators in America and beyond are discouraging or barring financial advisers from receiving commissions from firms whose products they recommend—a move that should push even more money to Vanguard as advisers lose the incentive to offer expensive products (Vanguard refuses to pay commissions).
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In the memo, Wells Fargo said it plans to continue offering commissions-paying accounts in a way that complies with the rule's "best interest contract exemption," which allows firms to keep commissions-paying retirement products if they provide greater disclosure about fees to clients.
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The employee, Dare Brewer, reportedly said in the email that salespeople had come to "rely heavily" on commissions for their financial stability, but, as Electrek first reported, Tesla eliminated commissions for its salespeople last year, offsetting the move with an increase in base pay.
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Such penalties have long provided an important source of revenue for China's local family planning commissions.
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You buy I Bonds directly from the federal government's Treasury Direct with no fees or commissions.
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To be sure, special government commissions often are ineffective at generating findings that translate into action.
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That's a lot of legislatures, lots of governors and public utility commissions, lots of moving parts.
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Nelson Rockefeller resigned ostensibly to head two commissions but really to plan a 1976 presidential run.
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They allege that the total amount of "commissions" could have reached as much as $30 million.
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For example, independent commissions should be established to draw voting district boundaries free from political interference.
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For example, Fidelity, Schwab and Vanguard don't charge commissions on many of the ETFs they sponsor.
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That figure includes brokerage advisory, commissions and other fees, trust and investment management and investment banking.
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The other 28 states' judges are appointed through gubernatorial appointment, legislative appointment, or nominating commissions — i.e.
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Business-savvy artists are using TikTok as a marketing tool to drive sales and attract commissions.
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Operator pays commissions only, but hopes that can work out to at least $15 an hour.
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China's central bank and all three national regulatory commissions of the central government are located there.
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Several other companies have announced plans for brokerage services with no commissions in the past week.
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Be cognizant of other expenses, including trading commissions, account service or maintenance expenses, and recordkeeping fees.
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States should set fair salaries, establish nonpartisan commissions for appointing judges, and periodically evaluate their performance.
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It's no secret that rideshare drivers are poorly paid, with companies taking high commissions from fares.
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The move to zero commissions could spark a significant round of consolidation in the brokerage business.
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Sales teams across industries face a big issue, paying out over $800 billion in sales commissions.
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It makes $9 per user per year, from advertisements and commissions on selling apps and games.
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Mr Ganor would undoubtedly have received hefty commissions from Israel's submarine and corvette deals with ThyssenKrupp.
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Importantly, the company has eliminated the commissions or brokers involved in other annuity sales, Horgan said.
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What I appreciate the most about this whole thing is the requests for commissions and artworks.
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Under Royal Commissions, executives can be compelled to attend public hearings and answer questions under oath.
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Permits, meanwhile, sounds like the stuff of lengthy, boring battles in local legislatures and utility commissions.
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Fourth-quarter profit from special commissions rose 1.1 percent year-on-year to 1.08 billion riyals.
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The higher commissions on offer for such risky transactions simply attract more capable middlemen, he adds.
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Royal commissions are independent inquiries and are usually reserved for matters of the greatest public importance.
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Brokers are paid commissions from the health insurance companies for every person they get to enroll.
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Importantly, the company has eliminated the commissions or brokers involved in other annuity sales, Horgan noted.
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On the business side, the FlySpaces makes money through commissions on bookings made through its site.
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There he earned a base salary of $55,000, plus approximately $20,000 annually in bonuses and commissions.
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In the lending business, it makes money through either a revenue-sharing arrangement or through commissions.
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Next, set up two blue-ribbon commissions: one on executive branch organization and one on entitlements.
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The firm then paid commissions to Detter and Malone for both their advisory and underwriting services.
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What is more, the boundary commissions will consider new electoral data during the public consultation period.
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The industry cut trading commissions last year, though there have been no further cuts this year.
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It also posted growth in its other businesses including commissions and fees on transactions, Oigara said.
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Home buyers typically don't have to worry about realtors' commissions; usually the seller covers this expense.
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They relied on planning and zoning commissions to determine if developers were building in safe locations.
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Partisan gerrymandering also has a bipartisan fix through independent redistricting commissions, adopted already in several jurisdictions.
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The voters themselves approved independent redistricting commissions to take politics out of the line-drawing business.
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Yet within months of opening JFA, Fotiadis had secured two major commissions from a foreign billionaire.
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And franchise owners invested in their stores on the promise that they could make healthy commissions.
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A fee-based financial planner gets commissions based on plans or policies sold to a client.
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Even when commissions started rolling in, the name of the game was keeping the status quo.
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Be wary of any adviser who takes commissions of any sort from investment or insurance companies.
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Tesla also cut the commissions it gave to salespeople during their time there, the employee said.
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Venz says the commissions vary depending on the brand, but are typically between 10% and 20%.
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Confidence-building measures — treaties, regular dialogue, joint commissions on global challenges — helped defuse one Cold War.
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These fees are an additional money grab by the phone companies and the prison commissions system.
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But if independent districting commissions are an improvement over the status quo, they are no panacea.
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The numbers include both base pay, and other forms of compensations, including commissions, tips, and bonuses.
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Grab will continue to adhere to our pre-transaction pricing model, pricing policies and driver commissions.
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When readers choose to buy Wirecutter's independently chosen editorial picks, Wirecutter and TechCrunch earn affiliate commissions.
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The rest are chosen by commissions composed of mass organizations, such as the trade union federation.
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To combat disruption by new players in their industry, firms including and Scottrade, have cut commissions.
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The FIAU said the money came from commissions paid by three Russian applicants for Maltese citizenship.
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It will join 10 other site-specific commissions, including works by Richard Serra and Maya Lin.
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At just 28, Ms. Weir regularly gets commissions from Calvin Klein, Balenciaga and everyone in between.
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The New York Times regularly commissions artists and cartoonists to create work to accompany Opinion pieces.
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In France, the seat of savoir-faire, tales of custom commissions can take your breath away.
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Even in his 20s, opportunities to illustrate books and undertake public commissions began to pile up.
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Gaming commissions in the United Kingdom and New Zealand have said loot boxes are not gambling.
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Acting as your own agent means you will not have to pay commissions to someone else.
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The expansion will allow the museum to present new commissions and new productions by emerging artists.
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Agent commissions range between 87183 and 10 percent, with 5 percent being most typical, she said.
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Success in Dumbo gave the Schattners experience they could leverage when courting other BIDs for commissions.
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In Pennsylvania and Virginia, grass-roots groups sprang up to persuade legislators to establish independent commissions.
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Rather than pay cash for these services, the investors send trades to the firms, generating commissions.
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They and similar platforms take commissions from workers' earnings, but classify those workers as self-employed.
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As an American, he is also not eligible for charges before the troubled military commissions system.
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Many of them have had to raise pay or restructure commissions to keep employees, he said.
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Third-party platform commissions could hurt restaurants by eating into their profits and eroding customer loyalty.
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The prison should be closed, the commissions shut down, and the defendants transferred to federal court.
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"It's quite worrying," said Mr. Tam, 56, who relies almost entirely on commissions for his income.
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With recent monumental commissions, the artists focus on the imagination's role in accounting for the past.
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For instance, commissions only comprise a small portion of total revenues at Schwab – less than 10%.
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There were also representatives of truth commissions from Africa, Asia and Latin America, and foreign diplomats.
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Furthermore, approval requires votes by members of the boards or commissions of most of the watchdogs.
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They are also being used by Canada and several state public utilities commissions, including New York's.
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States with commissions tend to have more competitive races with less partisan bias, scholars have found.
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JOSHUA BARONE Some of the Project 19 commissions feel like they're thrown randomly into traditional programs.
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TD Ameritrade generates 28% of revenue from commissions and Schwab generates only 8% from commission revenue.
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Careem&aposs algorithm can then prioritize credit-card trips to let the accounting work out commissions.
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U.N. operations in New York, Geneva, Vienna and Nairobi and at regional commissions will be affected.
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The company eliminated commissions on all of its trades involving stocks, options and exchange-traded funds.
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Financial firms gained the freedom to set their own commissions, and to speculate and advise clients.
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Brokers' commissions, about 5 percent, are typically included in the home's asking price, Ms. Schenck said.
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In the early 1980s, Sears employees were informed they would no longer receive commissions from sales.
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It is mostly funded through donations and commissions, such as projects with local schools or charities.
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The commissions' deadline to make proposals would be November 12, 2020, nine days after Election Day.
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They're not wrong: each side commissions its own surveys, has its own journals, and cites selectively.
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But even the states that do boast law revision commissions rarely want to pay for them.
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Despite misgivings, traders proceeded with the transactions to secure commissions in slow markets, the order said.
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Under the rule, advisers must tell clients if they receive commissions for selling certain investment packages.
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I debate extending my stay for a week to work on Social Club and Atrium commissions.
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"These commissions don't have a particularly good reputation," said Charles Bullock with the University of Georgia.
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These days, nobody likes preachy blue-ribbon commissions, and bipartisanship is a total nonstarter in Congress.
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Employees will also see improvements in paid family leave, tuition benefits, and commissions and sales bonuses.
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Shin has numerous public commissions under her belt and a long history of conceptually rich locations.
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This unique perspective as well as her considerable talents landed her several commissions for civic art.
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I stopped doing convention commissions soon after this, and I no longer go to that convention.
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Adding resort fees separately also allows hotels to cut commissions to travel advisors and online sites, "since the hotels only pay commissions on the lower room rate, not the additional fees," said Albert Herrera, senior vice president of global product partnerships at the Virtuoso travel network.
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Jumia did disclose this in its IPO prospectus on page 34: In the course of this review, we identified several JForce agents and sellers who collaborated with employees in order to benefit from differences between commissions charged to sellers and higher commissions paid to JForce agents.
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Through the firm, he advised corporations and municipalities and served on dozens of nonprofit boards and commissions.
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But the purpose for now doesn't seem to be to help creators make commissions on those sales.
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Yet 87% of them still end up retaining an agent, and the commissions rates have barely budged.
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And commissions are reflected in the asking price for the home — driving up the amount buyers pay.
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Finman's app collects no commissions on transactions, and 98% of the bitcoin is stored offline — for safety.
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Agents generally are compensated through commissions from the insurance carriers they are licensed to sell plans for.
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The CMA ruled that Satchu should give up 4.69 million shillings in commissions from the suspect trades.
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In regard to public art commissions in Denver, the first for me was at the convention center.
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What does an investment advising firm have to do to continue receiving commissions for products they recommend?
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He now rides several days a week, and "easily makes over $300 a shift," through sales commissions.
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Axa's business saw a similar decline in combined commissions and fees from an expanding pool of assets.
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The payments were described in invoices sent to Semlex as commissions for helping land business in Gabon.
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With ETFs, and unlike with mutual funds, you may have to pay commissions when you trade them.
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His faith -- in a better vacuum cleaner, automobile or set of kitchen knives -- will drive his commissions.
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But because it is so bespoke to the brand that commissions the project, rates can wildly vary.
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The Softbank-backed firm is offering users discounts and drivers zero commissions in order to lure numbers.
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Successive national commissions since the 1970s have urged a range of reforms, which have largely been ignored.
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Another broker also was barred after selling $2.7 million of Woodbridge notes, which delivered $109,900 in commissions.
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The lender's fees and commissions were resilient, rising 0.6 percent on the quarter despite turbulent financial markets.
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Net proceeds to the Company after deducting underwriting discounts and commissions and offering expenses were $53.3 million.
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The commissions are going to keep coming, as more and more people become exposed to Aliume's work.
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The news comes one day after rivals Charles Schwab (SCHW) and TD Ameritrade (AMTD) both eliminated commissions.
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The Federal Communications Commissions (FCC) issued a $550,000 fine, which CBS fought up to the Supreme Court.
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And I think part of what happened was, unlike say South Africa, we never had justice commissions.
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Companies can also do commissions in real time, instead of waiting until the end of the month.
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There is a limit, of course to what the heads of these agencies or commissions can do.
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Between his base salary, bonuses and commissions, he made about $67,000 from his day job last year.
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Perhaps most important, the programs teach students how and where to apply for residencies, grants and commissions.
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Campaigners want Nepal to amend its legislation to empower the commissions to refer prosecutions to the courts.
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The government has, however, extended the mandates of the commissions by a year for a second time.
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Hunt has had many public commissions but none that I know of on the international art circuit.
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Both commissions took several years to complete their work and neither led to changes in the church.
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I started working with metal and doing permanent outdoor commissions, in airports, like LaGuardia, and for subways.
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Other gig platforms also have expenses, including application fees and commissions that can cut into your rate.
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He failed to complete some of his most important commissions such as the "Adoration of the Magi".
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They're also cost-effective because you don't need to spend a lot of money on brokers' commissions.
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And because ACA members had higher costs, insurers began to cut or eliminate commissions for ACA plans.
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"There is nothing inherently wrong with commissions, but it's about all of the other conflicts," Roper said.
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It also accused Paxton of working to raise investor funds for the company without disclosing his commissions.
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This is because most mutual fund managers can't beat the market, and yet they charge hefty commissions.
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The senators are also seeking information about possible commissions paid or revenues shared between Wells and National.
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Her pinned post explains that she's currently closed to commissions due to "the recent surge in newcomers".
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Wall Street liked pension funds because the funds bought stocks and bonds, and generated fees and commissions.
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Commissions for brokers are now capped at 2.5 percent of a trade, the investment news website AdvisorHub.
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When readers choose to buy Wirecutter's independently chosen editorial picks, Wirecutter and TechCrunch may earn affiliate commissions.
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When readers choose to buy Wirecutter's independently chosen editorial picks, Wirecutter and Engadget may earn affiliate commissions.
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Following two separate Hamas-Israel wars, the Council initiated commissions of inquiry that effectively presumed Israeli guilt.
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Last month, Schwab ended all commissions for online trading in U.S. stocks, exchange-traded funds and options.
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"I am appalled that the White House withdrew all the pending nominations for federal commissions," Schatz said.
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Commissions for equity sales, for instance, have declined and forced many people to go into other jobs.
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They are suspected of getting "commissions" from weapons dealers that were secretly deposited into overseas bank accounts.
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In case you're wondering, he does take commissions — his only requirement is that the situation feels queer.
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Commissions fed about $90 million to $100 million in quarterly revenue, according to Schwab's chief financial officer.
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Truth and reconciliation commissions in other countries have rarely if ever brought complete satisfaction to all involved.
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And occasional forays into John Adams, alongside some Muhly and Adès commissions, aren't nearly enough contemporary work.
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However, for the judgeships to take effect, official commissions had to be delivered to the new judges.
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A rush of brokerages moving to eliminate US commissions has attracted attention beyond the online-trading space.
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LEE: DO YOU THINK IT'S GONNA BE A RACE TO THE BOTTOM IN TERMS OF THE COMMISSIONS?
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The Commission accused Paxton of working to raise investor funds for the company without disclosing his commissions.
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Voters in Colorado and Utah approved constitutional amendments to place redistricting in the hands of independent commissions.
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Apple says that Spotify is violating rules designed to prevent an end-run around the commissions system.
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Several municipalities have also created independent redistricting commissions to draw local lines, removing politicians from the process.
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Rival brokers have also played down the premise that they are responding to competitors by slashing commissions.
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Doug Ducey (R) has eliminated several state boards and commissions, shifting their powers to the governor's office.
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The I.C.C.'s preliminary examination in Kenya was based largely on the work of the Kenyan commissions.
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But many witnesses who had opened up to the Kenyan commissions were no longer willing to speak.
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I use my Instagram as an online portfolio for my drawings to network and get jobs/commissions.
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Instead, detainees who are being prosecuted are subject to military commissions, which critics have decried as dysfunctional.
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Commissions cost a small fee — $12 for just your cat's face, or $18 for a full portrait.
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The "Free-Market Commissions" would identify and assess the laws and activities that define our free market.
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Independent districting commissions, for example, might get rid of gerrymandering but find it hard to improve competition.
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To stop gerrymandering, Warren will require states to use independent redistricting commissions to draw federal congressional districts.
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All the commissions we get from the suppliers are returned to customers as a discount or cashback.
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That question is whether the military commissions can be used to prosecute additional terrorism defendants for conspiracy.
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He receives ambassadors and other public ministers, and he commissions all the officers of the United States.
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The death commissions were composed of a sharia judge, a revolutionary prosecutor and an Intelligence Ministry representative.
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However, while doing business in Russia and Ukraine, Midland paid various commissions, as it was common practice.
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Just this week, the S.E.C. settled a case with the investment firm Raymond James over trading commissions.
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Instead they earn a living from relatively small commissions on the merchandise that moves through their shops.
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She earns money through affiliate commissions and from retailers who advertise on Instagram and in the group.
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And the New Museum, too, launched its first-ever VR exhibition in January, which featured six commissions.
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Mr. Tompkins was vilified in the conservative news media, interrogated by congressional commissions and threatened with deportation.
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In areas all over the country, planning commissions pay no attention to elevation and rising-water issues.
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Under the Military Commissions Act of 2009, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the self-described architect of the Sept.
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Then there are affiliate commissions: cash paid out for every new paying customer an expert helps deliver.
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Commissions from brokers represent a considerable percentage of the requests for home portraits received by Clearwater, Fla.
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The broker, Fortune Realty of Miami, sued YY for $3.3 million in allegedly unpaid commissions and damages.
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He will complete commissions for the San Francisco International Airport and Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif.
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Cleveland, Ohio After a series of high-brow museum commissions, this was perhaps his most surprising commission.
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John Baker, the chief defense counsel for military commissions, who was notified of the charges on Friday.
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The accord shifts some compensation that had been paid out as commissions into the workers' base pay.
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Creative Time, a nonprofit that produces art in public spaces, is known for ambitious, politically-charged commissions.
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As the regulators and others have noted, there are several problems with the research-for-commissions setup.
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She said bipartisan boards or commissions were created in recent years in North Carolina, Wisconsin and Delaware.
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He had the possibility of showing all his bravura, because he got his first important commissions there.
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Quotas are the base amount a salesperson is required to sell, after which they get larger commissions.
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There is also a cost to using these services, typically through lower payouts, commissions or upfront fees.
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There are almost no civilian oversight commissions, no uniform disciplinary procedures, no reporting requirements in most states.
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Public Space The Modern's reopening has occasioned special commissions from five artists, and one commission-like acquisition.
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It reported an 18% drop in commissions revenue when it released results after the closing bell Tuesday.
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And to sign up some bigger restaurant chains, food delivery services have had to lower their commissions.
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The bank and travel agency both earned commissions on the sale of tickets, a source told Bloomberg.
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Income from commissions was also down at 799 million shekels from 13 billion while tax expenses rose.
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Several contemporary artists, including Hank Willis Thomas and Derrick Adams, created works as commissions for the show.
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Separately, shares of online brokerages dropped after Charles Schwab said it will eliminate commissions on stock trades.
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Commissions paid to agents usually come from the cruise line, rather than the client, making prices similar.
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The service is free; the company makes money through commissions from its hotel and travel agency partners.
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Aside from fund fees, think about trading commissions, account service or maintenance expenses and record-keeping fees.
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According to Moos, Crespo told her that Young deserved a $212,212 or $60,000 base salary, plus commissions.
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Low-cost investing pioneer Vanguard has finally followed other peer brokerage firms in eliminating stock commissions entirely.
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And hurricanes and higher courts have thwarted their plans in the 15 years of Guantánamo military commissions.
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That did not stop them from picking up millions of dollars in unlawful commissions, the SEC said.
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The stocks of Schwab and its rivals were hit hard after Schwab and the others chopped commissions.
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With Nancy Kleaver, she runs PARADE, a nonprofit arts organization that commissions civically engaged art in Queens.
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For a small city, Burlington had an impressively tangled bureaucracy, with layers of commissions constraining the mayor.
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Each booking costs $20 and the company also gets commissions for selling hotel inventory and other products.
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Mortgage brokers have said a ban on such commissions would threaten their business models and hurt competition.
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The domestic affiliate will recover significant funds in the form of commissions and payouts after disaster strikes.
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For some artists, these creative poster design commissions have been an essential launching pad to other gigs.
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Would the regulatory commissions overseeing the banking, securities and insurance industries be merged into the central bank?
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"It just didn't make sense," Tenev said of the trading commissions charged to buy and sell stocks.
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I came in here as mayor and I looked at the boards and commissions that I appointed.
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House Democrats will propose mandating independent commissions across the country to ensure district lines are not partisan.
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But Portugal also simultaneously adopted special commissions that attempt to link people with drug addictions to treatment.
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If and when athletic commissions do test, however, athletes can still be suspended for use of marijuana.
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Since the Creative Independent's study on the financial state of artists, published this year, found commissions were a more impactful source of income than gallery sales, Between Us demonstrates that public art commissions by institutions do not need marquee real estate to make meaningful contributions to the community.
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He reinvested his commissions with the income he was earning from his rentals to form a virtuous cycle.
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The question of who pays the buyer's agent is an almost existential one in the debate over commissions.
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Uploading was free to artists who were granted access to Spotify for Artists without any fees or commissions.
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Transitional justice includes mechanisms like truth commissions, which can investigate crimes that courts have been unable to do.
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The grateful graduates would man the bar associations, giving them a say over who sits on the commissions.
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Previous reviews have focused on toughening qualifications for advisors and curbing commissions that create a conflict of interest.
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Returns are likely to be lower going forward, as assessed by two separate public commissions and Norges Bank.
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Horowitz, who was responsible for all but $2665,2000 of the conversions, received net commissions of $2150,2000, FINRA said.
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In the span of just a few days last week, nearly every major online brokerage company eliminated commissions.
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The one major online broker that has yet to cut commissions to zero is mutual fund giant Fidelity.
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They believe that 80% of commissions have errors and there's an opportunity to help companies get it right.
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But after the Securities and Exchange Commission abolished fixed commissions on stock trades in 1975, changes were inevitable.
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Net proceeds to the Company after deducting underwriting discounts and commissions and offering expenses were US$ 228106 million.
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He took commissions from the U.S. military to study how drugs, including LSD, affected a spiders' web building.
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Under the project, the municipal government commissions a private-sector firm to provide health guidance to 100 patients.
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In my home state, you hear a lot about other places that can do truth and reconciliation commissions.
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"There are clear risks associated with these offerings," the International Organization of Securities Commissions said in a statement.
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The proposals were drawn up by four separate commissions, one each for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
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Instead, the commissions are headed by a senior judge, supported by a mixture of lawyers and civil servants.
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Villig said Bolt has won over drivers and passengers with lower fees and commissions across Europe and Africa.
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Of the prisoners left at Guantanamo, 10 face charges in military commissions, including alleged plotters of the Sept.
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That person may earn commissions for placing your investments in certain mutual funds and for products like annuities.
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However, as the law stands, perpetrators have de facto amnesty because the commissions cannot demand they stand trial.
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Human rights groups said political parties were deliberately holding up investigations by the commissions to protect their members.
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Commonwealth Financial, for instance, previously said it would migrate from commissions to asset-based fees for retirement business.
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Last week, however, the firm signaled it will revert to commissions if the rule doesn't come to fruition.
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The workers are demanding a more affordable health plan, pay increases and changes to scheduling and commissions policies.
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Fund managers will have to pay for them separately, rather than bury them in other commissions and fees.
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But the latter has to begin at the lowest level: school boards, city councils, county commissions, state legislatures.
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The bureau has just one director, unlike most agencies which are led by commissions that have bipartisan characteristics.
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The deal has won approval in principle from the Federal Communications Commission and other state public utility commissions.
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In Britain financial advisers must charge retail investors fixed fees rather than commissions, to avoid conflicts of interest.
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No. When Congress enacted the Military Commissions Act of 2006, it expressly limited the statute to "alien" defendants.
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Instead of asking companies to pay for the technology, TravelBank makes its money through commissions from the airlines.
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Self-taught in ceramics, Morical uses the commissions as both exercises and a chance to flex her creativity.
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If any of them have read to the end of this article: O'Malley says he's "available for commissions!"
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Zeid urged the 47-member forum to set up international commissions on alleged violations in Venezuela and Nicaragua.
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Many Republicans and some Democrats oppose the plan, saying it would drive up customers' costs and curb commissions.
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They say they police themselves based on principles set by the International Organisation of Securities Commissions in 2012.
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Regulators have belatedly tackled the incentives problem by requiring advisers to be paid by fees, rather than commissions.
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The Administration should defer to congressional leaders on the nominees for these commissions as has been the norm.
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In her statement, Ms. Ayotte emphasized that Congress has constitutional authority to set the rules for the commissions.
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Mr. Hensarling proposes to restructure it and other agencies as bipartisan commissions and subject them to congressional appropriations.
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Zurbarán had to subsist ad hoc, often on commissions from religious orders that tethered him to pious subjects.
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The local government commissions Datong to provide social services for the elderly, children, migrant families and HIV sufferers.
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Industry leaders including Charles Schwab and Fidelity adjusted from around $5 per trade to zero commissions in October.
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A crisis moment occurs, the documentary shows, when the firm isn't getting as many commissions as it needs.
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Her interview follows remarks by Trump at a campaign rally on Saturday in Pennsylvania, where he blasted commissions.
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Between his salary and his commissions, he prospered, and soon broke away to open his own mortgage business.
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State utility commissions must start to incentivize security, through measures such as offering cost-recovery for cyber investments.
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And analysts have speculated that the changes to commissions could affect specific partnerships between asset managers and brokers.
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Federal prosecutors are not given roving commissions to investigate "evil" or "wrongdoing" — only violations of federal criminal statutes.
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By contrast, in states where courts or independent commissions drew the lines, there were far more competitive races.
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The government argued that the Military Commissions Act, passed by Congress in 2006, denied enemy combatants that right.
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Many Republican lawmakers maintain that the commissions, not civilian court, should be used for all foreign terrorism suspects.
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And in practice, the commissions system at Guantánamo has struggled to function except in cases involving guilty pleas.
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The aggressive sales culture and focus on commissions are also a hallmark of Oracle, where Kurian previously worked.
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In contrast, Wells Fargo recently announced that it would continue to allow brokers to charge per-transaction commissions.
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But Schwab announced they were eliminating commissions on trades, and Robinhood's top of the funnel (customer acquisition) collapsed.
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