RealtyShares makes money from placement fees and asset management fees.
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The company also makes money from ads and licensing deals.
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He also makes money from affiliate marketing, sponsorships, and financial consulting.
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Canva makes money from its services in a few different ways.
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The company makes money from e-commerce in two main ways.
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The app makes money from adverts and commissions on digital tips.
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In this case, Facebook simply distributes it and makes money from it.
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Yes, but: The company still makes money from media and live events.
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She has 2 million followers and makes money from ads and merchandise.
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Instead, it makes money from a flat fee per click to the vendor.
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Inturn makes money from subscriptions and also takes a cut of processed transactions.
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In addition to subscribers, Pandora makes money from its unpaid users via ads.
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It also makes money from its own mobile games, and from advertising too.
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No other financial services company actually makes money from technology on its own.
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It just makes money from advertising, makes ... Advertising is our business model of choice.
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The game is free to play, but it makes money from in-game purchases.
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Ninja also makes money from his 22 million YouTube subscribers, and additional sponsorship deals.
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Snap makes money from advertising, like short video clips and sponsored augmented reality filters.
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The business makes money from every transaction thanks to a fee paid by the merchant.
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Cohn defended Amazon and told him the Postal Service actually makes money from its business.
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Trolls — and everyone else who makes money from weak scrutiny over patents — hate this process.
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Qihoo 360 built its business by offering free security programs; it makes money from advertising.
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Redfin also makes money from commissions when customers make an offer on homes on Redfin.
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Apple makes money from the mobile payment service by charging a small fee for each transaction.
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No one makes money from a literary magazine, and no one gets rich working at one.
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But a review of his financial disclosures shows that Shanahan still makes money from the company.
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Alibaba makes money from vendors by charging them for advertising on its platforms, among other services.
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The App Store, iTunes, Apple Music and payments are among the ways Apple makes money from software.
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It increasingly makes money from providing information, technology and licensing its names to various indices and ETFs.
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" The FCC found that the NFL mainly makes money from television and that blackouts are "increasingly rare.
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It's cringe-inducing to have senators like Orrin Hatch seem unaware that Facebook makes money from ads.
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Our thought bubble: Facebook makes money from advocacy and political advertising on both sides of the aisle.
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But the president retained actual ownership of the companies, meaning that he still makes money from them.
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The company, which makes money from subscription and payment processing fees, has yet to turn a profit.
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ToLet would not divulge annual revenue stats, but execs explained it makes money from agent subscription fees.
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Some bosses regard LinkedIn with hostility because it makes money from recruiters out to poach their staff.
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It was not immediately clear whether Alibaba makes money from the app, or who initiated its development.
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He makes money from the products and services he recommends—Betterment, Lending Club, Geico, and numerous others.
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Macquarie makes money from M&A advisory and fees and trading commodities such as shares, currency and oil.
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The company makes money from sales of its machines but also from subscriptions and sales of its tea.
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Rather, it makes money from selling premium subscriptions to access extra selling tools and secure more prominent listings.
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WebMD, which is used by 75 million consumers each month, makes money from software subscriptions and marketing services.
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Reset makes money from lawyers who pay for the lead generation, the technology services and the marketing apparatus.
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New Leaf makes money from about 350 pot proprietors and other subscribers who buy reports and custom analytics.
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Spotify also makes money from ads, which non-paying users have to listen to in order to stream music.
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As for how SmartAsset makes money from those visitors, it does so partly by promoting financial products like mortgages.
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The company makes money from the network of car dealers who pay to post their inventory on the website.
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Other than this, the firm also makes money from its subscription service, Robinhood Gold, and interest on customer cash.
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Because Pinterest makes money from online advertising, it is a competitor to Facebook, Instagram, Amazon, Google, Twitter and Snap.
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But Pinterest, which makes money from advertising, faces heavy competition from those companies, including Facebook and its Instagram subsidiary.
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In recent years, the company has cast itself as a hardware company that makes money from gadgets, not ads.
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Much like the United States makes money from a million different sources, so, too, ISIS had a diversified portfolio.
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As in other markets, Apple makes money from services bought over the platform, including purchases made within apps themselves.
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While Snapchat makes money from advertising, Mr. Owens said, remaining relatively marketing-free will help the company differentiate itself.
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But there is a crucial difference between Netflix and other tech giants: Netflix makes money from subscriptions, not advertising.
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Apple usually makes money from selling you iPhones, iPads and other pieces of hardware — but those businesses aren't exactly growing.
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The company attributed its strong profit primarily to its licensing segment, which makes money from patents and other licensing arrangements.
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Dataxu still makes money from selling mobile and digital ads, which Roku could use to handle larger budgets from brands.
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The company makes money from selling electronic stickers, or emojis, as well as tokens for use in in-app games.
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Macquarie makes money from sources as varied as buying toll roads, M&A advisory services, leasing aircraft and selling mortgages.
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The free game makes money from its in-game currency, V-bucks, which is used to buy weapons and other accessories.
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Founded in 2010, Fiverr makes money from commissions by connecting people with professionals offering various services on its freelance services platform.
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But Facebook makes money from advertisements, so getting more eyeballs lingering on the Newsfeed is how it keeps the business booming.
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While they rely almost exclusively on advertising for revenue, LinkedIn also makes money from selling subscriptions and special features for recruiters.
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Today Bush has become an amateur painter, and ironically, Blair makes money from offering expertise, insight and guidance on the Middle East.
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The British company, which makes money from selling licenses to patents and designs for graphics cards, counts Apple as its largest customer.
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Hurun publishes more than 210 magazines and supplements a year, and makes money from a fast-growing series of conferences and events.
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Revolut, which makes money from paid-for premium and business accounts, said it was adding between 6,000 and 8,000 new customers everyday.
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While it is open source, Google makes money from the services it offers via Android such as cloud storage, YouTube or Gmail.
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In addition to her YouTube ad profits, Olivia Jade makes money from sponsored content on her Instagram, where she has 1.3 million followers.
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Although she still does sex work, she also makes money from a farming business she set up in her hometown in eastern Turkey.
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In contrast, Lyvly makes money from the managed services it provides and is not developing new property but renting out existing housing stock.
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" Besides subscriptions, Yarn also makes money from sponsorships — it's announcing a partnership with Skype, resulting in three stories that "highlight Skype's communication features.
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Qualcomm makes money from the chips themselves as well as from royalties when any device is sold that's based on its cellular standards.
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With 100 employees including 60 in Israel, Playbuzz makes money from sponsored content and began seeing revenue in the last quarter of 2015.
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It also makes money from content sponsorships, brand integrations, and other kinds of marketing deals, like pop-up channels to promote live events.
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However, one aspect of Joshua's perhaps premature entry into the PPV stakes is the fact that he makes money from this avenue himself.
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Since the Cambridge Analytica scandal blew up for Facebook, Mr. Cook has pointed out that Apple makes money from selling products, not advertising.
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"We feel as if we live in a special zone, where the government only makes money from," said Mobin Ataee, a local student.
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The stream is considered "branded content," which means the publisher (the NBA) makes money from the deal, but not Facebook, a company spokesperson said.
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Deshmukh said Indus OS, which makes money from monetizing ads, would soon partner with more smartphone vendors to expand its reach in the country.
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It offers a guide for starting such a business and makes money from them by charging a monthly fee and a percentage of sales.
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CoreCivic — and other for-profit prisons that followed — makes money from government contracts that set a cost per inmate that taxpayers pay the company.
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On the business/practical/cynical side of it, they are a company that makes money from advertising, in part, but just engagement in general.
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In addition, Niantic makes money from hosting player gatherings, selling virtual items in the game, and peddling mementos like posters, T-shirts and e-books.
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The company makes money from the surveys, but the data work has the added benefit of keeping the Google brand prominent in the political conversation.
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Revenue from its subscription business, which makes money from the fees Shopify's clients pay to use its platform, rose about 60 percent to $62.1 million.
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Revenue in the company's subscription business, which makes money from the fees Shopify's clients pay to use its platform, rose 62.9 percent to $56.4 million.
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There is a problem inherent to the fact and, like I said, I say it all the time, with somebody who makes money from conflict.
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Just as Bloomberg News makes money from Bloomberg terminals, Refinitiv's bread and butter is Eikon, not the Reuters news articles it includes on the platform.
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Henna Kiili, the woman behind the account, says she loves creating these narratives, and also makes money from advertising on her account and selling miniatures.
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Given that the company makes money from players themselves ($64/season/player), it makes sense that the company would take a 'the more the merrier' approach.
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While Fortnite is its most prolific release, Epic also makes money from other games, Unreal Engine and a recently launched online game store that rivals Steam.
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Revenue in the company's subscription business, which makes money from the fees Shopify's clients pay to use the company's platform, rose 71.5 percent to $43.7 million.
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This means the company makes money from ads, which anyone who uses Facebook knows since they see them the second they log on to their News Feed.
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Velocity makes money from restaurant partners, who pay for the audience and for software that facilitates reservations and payment — giving them an alternative to incumbents like OpenTable.
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Elsewhere, it makes money from native advertising — content written like editorial but provided by sponsors — since it ceased displaying traditional advertising on its website some time ago.
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Although she rarely posts on it these days, Jenner also makes money from her personal app, which launched in 2015 land made $105,170 on its first day.
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Coin wouldn't comment on how it makes money from these deals, but it seems plausible that it could charge a fee for each wearable that integrates its technology.
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The buzzy indoor-cycling company Peloton has filed paperwork to go public, giving the public a glimpse of how it makes money from its cycling hardware and subscriptions.
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It's done that with some of its own shows, including "No Days Off," which generates ad dollars on platforms like YouTube and Snapchat, and makes money from merch.
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Like an earlier generation of digital media companies, Axios makes money from advertising, and says it generated $25 million in revenue in 2018, its second year of operation.
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But it is unclear how investors will view the company, which makes money from online advertising and competes against Facebook, Instagram, Google, Twitter and Snap for market share.
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And that could deliver a blow to Google's bottom line, since the company makes money from advertising through its search engine and other apps, not by selling Android itself.
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This light-asset approach grants Alibaba wider profit margins than its arch-foe JD, which controls most of the supply chain like Amazon and makes money from direct sales.
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While OTAs get a cut of bookings made through their site, Google makes money from ads it sells alongside organic search listings as well as within its booking tools.
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It makes money from payments from marketmakers to whom it sends trades for execution, interest from cash in clients' accounts, charging for premium services and lending stocks on margin.
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Why it matters: Apple likes to make the case that while most of the Big Tech companies make money from selling your information, it makes money from selling you products.
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LinkedIn's business model differs significantly from the other two social network companies in that it not only makes money from ads but also charges membership fees for its premium product.
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Instagram only makes money from promoted posts and advertising; branded content like Bloomberg's is posted by independent influencers who are paid by brands, or in this case a political campaign.
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We spoke to Morin about her influencer business and the main ways she makes money, from a popular merchandise line sold on FanJoy, to a makeup palette with Tarte Cosmetics.
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And the videographers who submit their footage to the open marketplace receive 100 percent of their sales because VideoBlocks only makes money from their clients who pay the annual subscription.
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This could open up a broader revenue model for Snapchat, which currently makes money from brand-designed geofilters and in-app purchases from users who want to replay a snap.
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It makes money from payments from marketmakers to whom it sends trades for execution, interest from uninvested cash in clients' accounts, charging for premium services and lending stocks on margin.
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The company makes money from refinancing or low-interest credit card offers that people choose, but maintaining user trust means ensuring any decisions they make are in the consumer's best interests.
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That's because this segment leans heavily on using debit cards to pay for everyday expenses while staying within budget, and Chime makes money from the swipe fees paid for by merchants.
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Revenue at its capital markets division, which makes money from fees paid by companies listing on its markets and trading of stocks and bonds, rose 4.4 percent to 190 million pounds.
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A couple of years ago they were viewed as an amusing fad by many people outside of Asia, but now practically every app offers stickers and makes money from doing so.
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Epic is the deep-pocketed company that created the uber-profitable game Fortnite, and it licenses its proprietary Unreal Engine to countless titles, meaning it even makes money from Fortnite's competition.
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In addition to cash balances, the company makes money from "payment for order flow," which refers to the money it receives for selling its orders to market makers to be executed.
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Webull, another commission-free online trading platform, makes money from lending products, such as margin loans to customers who want to borrow money to buy more stocks, according to CEO Anthony Denier.
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The portal — which features news, stocks, a search bar, and links to other AT&T sites including email — receives 30 million to 40 million visitors per month and makes money from ads.
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You might not care about the fact that Apple makes money from licensing the technology, but Apple does, and Lightning remains a straightforward way to capitalize on the thriving iPhone accessory ecosystem.
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LSE's capital markets division, which makes money from fees paid by companies listing on its markets and trading of stocks and bonds, saw revenue rise by 14 percent to 107 million pounds.
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When Trump the loser makes money from sales of clothes made in low-wage China and complains that wages for Americans are too high, those deals helped make China great, not America.
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The format, which makes money from secondary purchases inside of the game after its been downloaded for free, only sees purchases from 2.2 percent of its players, according to 2014 report by Swrve.
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Few other acts have graduated from the app world to significant sales, but that may be less important as the music industry shifts toward a streaming model that makes money from every click.
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Nokia has been a key player in developing many of the standards used by the mobile industry even today and makes money from licensing the patents it has built up over the years.
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Honey also makes money from a cash-back program similar to that of Ebates, the unsexy online shopping site that is nonetheless a cash cow; Rakuten bought it for $1 billion in 2014.
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LSE's capital markets division, which makes money from fees paid by companies listing on its markets and trading of stocks and bonds, saw strength in fixed income trading counter subdued equity markets trading.
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In addition to Twitch subscriptions, he makes money from YouTube ads, has Red Bull and Uber Eats sponsorships, appeared in a Samsung commercial for the Galaxy Note 9, and has brokered numerous other deals.
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So we can at least understand why Twitter and every other company that makes money from hosting your content doesn't spend too much time thinking about how to help you make less of it.
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AT&T's main argument here is that having content and communications networks under the same roof will allow the combined company to innovate in the way it distributes content and makes money from it.
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Dubbed the "millionaire's factory" due to the salaries of its most successful executives, the Sydney-based bank makes money from M&A advisory and fees and trading commodities such as shares, currency and oil.
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Coca-Cola (KO) and Kellogg (K) are among the retail partners signed up in the United States by Cargo, which says it makes money from distribution deals that can be worth millions of dollars.
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Except for the few companies that have profited from distribution, it's unclear who makes money from porn, and how that money connects either to the work of performers or to how they are treated.
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They can expand their audience without turning off their existing one, and it makes money from ad revenue at a time when uncertainty over what content is monetizable on YouTube is a growing concern.
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Alibaba provides a platform that links buyers and sellers on its biggest sites, Taobao and Tmall, and it mostly makes money from sellers spending money to push their wares higher up the search rankings.
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" Plus, she makes money from affiliate links: "It's pretty passive and while you can make more money if you have more views, you don't need a huge audience to make money from affiliate marketing.
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Pinterest makes money from advertising, and like other companies that make money from advertising (Facebook, Google), it can make more money if it gives advertisers better targeting so it can reach the right people.
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But Facebook still tracks your physical location all the time, still follows you around on the internet, still ultimately makes money from capturing your attention and hopefully your wallet at the expense of all else.
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Why it matters: The company, which makes money from consumer subscriptions, thinks it can meet high growth expectations from venture capitalists, many of whom are facing poor returns on investments in ad-based digital media companies.
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They figured out that, in light of the fact that a broker makes money from insurance carrier commissions, they could afford to build and give away high-quality HR software as a way to acquire clients.
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You could imagine some regulator imposing stricter standards for who has access to the online ad system, who makes money from it, how it uses private information and how transparent tech companies must be about it all.
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You could imagine some regulator imposing stricter standards for who has access to the online ad system, who makes money from it, how it uses private information, and how transparent tech companies must be about it all.
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Amazon also abruptly stopped ordering products from smaller brands earlier this month, according to Bloomberg, a move seen as a way to push brands to the third-party marketplace, where Amazon makes money from storage and shipping fees.
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A 22-year-old beauty YouTuber explains the main ways she makes money, from a merchandise line to a makeup palette with Tarte Cosmetics: I spoke to beauty influencer Adelaine Morin, who has over 2 million subscribers on YouTube.
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And the fact that Trump stands to profit financially from political meetings with foreign leaders — his company makes money from their stays at his properties, and the venues get free advertising in press reports — "smacks of corruption," Berschinski notes.
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Pinterest, which makes money from advertising and lets people discover, collect and share images and ideas about hobbies, travel plans and other pursuits online, went public with a message that stood out from other tech companies: It was close to profitability.
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Here's that same chart another way, where you can more easily see Grubhub's decline over time: Food delivery is a low-margin business, which makes money from charging customers delivery and other service fees, and from revenue shares with restaurants.
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"There are so many rules, and it's so hard to keep up with everything," said porn star Lisa Daniels, who makes money from sponsorship deals on Instagram and whose account was shut down while she was attending Jaymes' funeral last week.
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Right now, Facebook makes money from Messenger in several different ways: It sells ads that appear directly in users' inboxes and between Stories from their friends, and it sells click-to-message ads for businesses which show up on the Facebook timeline.
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A 22-year-old beauty YouTuber explains the main ways she makes money, from a merchandise line to a makeup palette with Tarte CosmeticsMorin built a following on YouTube by posting beauty and fashion videos, like makeup and hair tutorials for prom.
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Xiaomi gets most of its revenue by selling mobile handsets, but it also makes money from selling online ads and other types of consumer hardware - an approach it described as a "triathlon" business model when it listed in Hong Kong in 2018.
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Ninja also makes money from a number of other deals, including a long-running Red Bull sponsorship, YouTube ads, and he gets paid to play certain games, including a reported $1 million for playing EA's Apex Legends at its launch earlier this year.
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LSE's capital markets division, which makes money from fees paid by companies listing on its markets and trading of stocks and bonds, saw revenue rise by 14% in the quarter, as strength in fixed income trading helped counter subdued equity markets trading.
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The emotional payoff from being on the inside of a conspiracy is a self-esteem jolt that makes you feel smarter than your tribal foe and keeps your eyeballs glued to screens — television, laptops, tablets, cellphones — where the network makes money from advertising.
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It makes money from the growing number of class vendors that want to extend their reach into new school districts and which provide Homeroom with a cut every time a parent signs up his or her child for one of their after-school programs.
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Google tracks what people do online and makes money from serving targeted ads based on their activity and the Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule (COPPA) requires sites that children visit to disclose data practices and get parental consent for collecting information on children under 13.
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It makes money from delivery fees — they average around $5.99 an order but can vary depending on the size of the order and time of day — as well as charging customers slightly more than retail prices at some of the stores it partners with.
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"As points become more confusing and devalued, people turn to perks — and they are easy to see and easy to value," said Brian Kelly, the founder of The Points Guy, a website that makes money from referrals by channeling consumers to the most useful cards.
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It currently makes money from interchange fees through its debit card and customer deposits that are invested in government-grade securities like Treasurys, and from customers who pay a fee to have money transferred to their bank faster than a typical two-day wait period.
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Today, PrecisionHawk makes money from sales of its own drone, a fixed-wing model for the agriculture market, but more so through its services and software including DataMapper, which helps organizations collect, save and draw insights from the aerial images and data they gather using drones, sensors and cameras.
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TripAdvisor issued a public apology and restored the review, saying it had been deleted under an older policy that allowed only "family-friendly language" on the site, but the controversy raised questions about how TripAdvisor moderates negative posts about businesses it makes money from, particularly if there are safety issues involved.
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As we've described before, FreedomPop says that it is not your run of the mill MVNO, using a software-based model to allocate mobile data for consumer services in a cost-effective way, and it also makes money from incremental value-added services, both of which appear to rely ultimately on economies of scale.
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The context of the Florida shooting's social-media posts—the fact that they're making money for a company that also makes money from silly puppy filters, the way that the industry has been changed by Trump—lends the whole event a dystopian feel, a sense of living in an awful future that none of us could have predicted.
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As Pein migrates from the Hacker Condo to, eventually, a literal tent ($35 a day on Airbnb), he passes through lurid publicity parties for companies like Nerdwallet, which raised $64 million in its first round of fund-raising and makes money from advertising and referral fees earned when it steers users toward certain loans or insurance policies.
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