His current company, Buybak, buys and resells used consumer goods.
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The store resells Supreme merchandise that the owner buys at Supreme.
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Many more go up against the stock that Amazon buys and resells.
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In other words, anyone who collects data second hand and resells it.
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After purchasing the iPhones, Apple then resells the goods to Apple subsidiaries.
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It retailed off the shelf for $199.00, but now resells for significantly more.
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Forte also imports fuel and car lubricants, which it resells at petrol stations.
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Opendoor buys homes directly and resells it, powered by its own mortgage business.
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Zillow buys houses directly from homeowners, pays for minor repairs and resells them.
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Mr. Büsser buys 33 percent of the artists' pieces outright and then resells them.
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TJX buys excess inventory of brand-name clothes and resells them at low prices.
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Their products are bought by Amazon, who then resells them at a higher margin.
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Telekom resells routers from more than a dozen mostly Asian suppliers under the brand Speedport.
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Opendoor resells the homes it buys and lists those homes for sale on its website.
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Diaz says he buys gold from traders and resells every three days to the central bank.
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It does not generate electricity, but buys it on the wholesale market and resells it to clients.
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"[W]e know exactly what resells," ThredUp founder and CEO James Reinhart said in a press release.
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It signs relatively cheap long-term leases and then resells them as relatively expensive short-term leases.
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WorldCover also resells the risk of its policyholders to global reinsurers, such as Swiss Re and Nephila.
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We learned lessons that can be applied today as ISIS loots – and resells for profit – cultural artifacts.
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Lower down the rung is Gazelle, a company that buys old devices and resells them, often abroad.
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Unlike other forums, you sell your gadget to Gazelle, which turns around and resells it to another customer.
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The Pioneer Press said that Gonzalez resells them from $17 to $20 per box, depending on the variety.
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Amazon buys products wholesale from these suppliers — commonly called first-party vendors — and resells them at a profit.
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Founded in 1996, Hoffman Estates, Illinois-based Clover collects and resells products including cartridges, printer parts and mobile phones.
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New York-based OnDeck lends to small businesses online and then resells the loans to institutions such as banks.
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And when it sells out at Supreme, he resells it for a lot more than he paid for it.
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The Russian company resells about 225,000 barrels a day of Venezuelan oil, equivalent to 13 percent of Venezuela's exports.
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The same restrictions apply to vendors who wholesale their products to Amazon, who then resells them at a markup.
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In 2011, she was in her mid-50s and launched The RealReal, an online marketplace that resells designer items.
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The U.S. had one new self-made woman: Thai Lee, the owner of SHI, which resells computer software and hardware.
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Founded in 2011, Muzungu Sisters collects and resells sustainable and ethically sourced goods from 17 artisan communities across the world.
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The way the event works is that suppliers wholesale their products to Amazon, which resells the goods at a markup.
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Viagogo is a Switzerland-based company that also resells tickets, mostly for sporting events including European football, rugby and cricket.
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PetroChina, which resells Venezuelan oil to customers in destinations from the United States to Singapore, has recently reduced cargo lifting.
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He buys that golf club, removes the shaft, and resells it or sells it with a better club head on it.
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It's pretty rare that a designer brand resells for [higher than the retail price] and Vetements is doing that right now.
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Its biggest bet to date is on Opendoor, the richly funded startup that pays cash to buy homes and then resells them.
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First, it either resells or recycles them and then takes that money to buy prepaid calling cards for soldiers currently serving overseas.
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In fact, the order may have been fulfilled by someone like Casey Parris, who resells items that customers previously returned to retailers.
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It's worth noting that Sling also resells HBO, but it's not "HBO NOW" as those subscribers can't watch via HBO NOW app.
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Her are seven: - Green Baby Based in Hong Kong, Green Baby collects, repairs and resells second-hand baby clothes, toys and accessories.
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Its business that buys and resells oil earned $75 million last quarter compared with a loss of $56 million a year ago.
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For example, Fisher has become a leading voice on sustainability in the fashion industry, launching a program that resells and recycles clothing.
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The company then resells this clean electricity, at variable wholesale prices, into that faraway grid, thereby helping to offset its overall carbon footprint.
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"Who wouldn't want to change this situation?" asks Carlos, who scavenges for fruit and vegetables in the rubbish, cleans them and resells them.
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Mr. Sarver, 30, consults with sports teams on sales analytics, and resells tickets, primarily to college sports events; his office is in Brooklyn.
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This prohibition has been circumvented by the device of first selling the debt to Wall Street, which then resells it to the Federal Reserve.
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SiriusXM describes the deal as a minority investment that is related to the ad partnership in which Pandora resells SoundCloud's inventory on its programmatic platform.
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From there, Mylan now resells the product for a price that is listed either as a price to a pharmacy or direct to the consumer.
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Amazon has helped protect some vendors from Trump&aposs tariffs on Chinese products by paying them up to 25% more for the goods it resells.
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But Hennessy is clear to say that Vroom "is not a marketplace in any way," because it buys in the cars, reconditions them and then resells.
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Comcast, which just began selling mobile plans with data, voice and texting last year, doesn't operate its own cellular network, so it resells Verizon Wireless service.
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Trocafone takes the phones, fixes them and resells them at 50 percent to 60 percent off the cost of a new version of the same model.
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If the new owner resells those cards then some of the resell price also goes to charity, an interesting if slightly intrusive use of smart contracts.
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Hallatt drives across the US-Canada border to buy Trader Joe's products in bulk – and then resells them at his Vancouver store for a mark-up.
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Like Cricket or Boost Mobile, this is a wireless network that leases the services of bigger providers like Sprint or Verizon and resells it to consumers.
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Nearly 10 years after it first launched in 2008, Kardashian West brought back the Takashi Murakami x Louis Vuitton Monogramouflage Speedy bag, which resells now for $8,500!
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ThredUp resells more than 35,000 brands on its website, with the majority of its shoppers either falling within the millennial or the 55+ age categories, she said.
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Apple is aiming to resell TV channels subscriptions similar to Amazon, whose Prime Video Service resells Starz and other channels and keeps a cut of the sales.
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He acquires his bags from a network of shoppers in Europe with ties to Hermès boutiques, and resells them to customers in the Middle East and Asia.
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The court docs laid out specific instructions for the hand-off and restoration, including a stipulation that Victor cannot use Johnny's name if he resells the bag.
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The book, which resells online for thousands of dollars, is considered one of the most important investing books out there, and details Klarman's approach to value investing.
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The original the Takashi Murakami x Louis Vuitton bags became a staple in Paris Hilton's style, including this tote from the Multicolore collection, which now resells for $6,000.
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In 2016, Argentina was forced to significantly increase imports of LNG and purchase supplies from Chile, which resells a portion of the gas it receives to its neighbor.
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Ticket Galaxy, which resells tickets, and TicketNetwork, which runs an online ticket resale marketplace, said they were pleased to settle, and that the accord provided "certainty" regarding their practices.
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Sometimes Isabel buys super discounted items from other sellers for 1003 pesos, which she later resells for 15–20 pesos, a still-affordable markup of 200 to 300 percent.
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That is because, in a market flooded with cheap renewables, wholesale prices at which a company resells clean kilowatt-hours could drop below the fixed rate set in the VPPA.
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Zerodium said it paid hackers $1 million for information on weaknesses in Apple's iOS 9 operating system last fall, but the company resells those weaknesses to governments at a markup.
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The small rocket companies also have to compete with Spaceflight Industries, a Seattle company that resells empty space on larger rockets that is not taken up by the main payload.
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SiriusXM describes this deal as a minority investment that's partly related to the ad partnership that the companies have, in which Pandora resells SoundCloud's inventory on its programmatic platform. 2.
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In fact, a report from August estimated that Rosneft, the Russian state oil company, resells 225,000 barrels a day of Venezuelan oil, about 13 percent of the country's total exports.
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Those who prefer brand names can find them in "off-price" stores such as TJ Maxx, which buys extra inventory from shops and manufacturers and resells it at a deep discount.
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Meanwhile, thredUP, which resells brands from H&M to Gucci, saw a greater-than-60 percent increase in the number of items for sale on its site from December to January.
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"The way the sneaker culture is now is that a shoe comes out, someone buys all of them and then resells a pair for $800 because that's their hustle," she said.
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But you may be out of luck if you're, say, a leather handbag designer who imports and resells purses made in China facing an overnight double-digit increase in handbag tariffs.
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Unless you are a police agent, a middleman who resells this type of software, or you've worked in one of these companies, you've probably never seen one of these demos—until today.
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For example, prices for the best seats at this Saturday night's show are being offered for up to $1,500 via Ticketmaster (yes, Ticketmaster both sells and resells tickets) and $3,000 on StubHub.
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As well as providing its customers with access to its data banks of car location data and photos, DRN also resells that access to other companies who cater to even more clients.
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The pain is felt most among small businessmen like Walid Riad, who imports and resells used printing presses and stopped trading two months ago, unable to meet new import rules or get forex.
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"If a lettuce producer has an E. coli outbreak, everyone who resells that lettuce under myriad brands in stores, or uses that lettuce in their sandwiches now also has vulnerable customers," he said.
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Are you concerned at all in an era with GDPR and just an increase in privacy that a product like that takes information and sort of resells it is vulnerable in some way?
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He did admit he benefits from incentivized reviews (which he writes daily): He reuses the bubble wrap and other shipping materials from Amazon for his eBay business, through which he resells items bought on clearance.
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Three years ago, three men from the Walloon region of Belgium were hospitalized after they bought discounted wine from a FIN Shop, a retailer run by the federal finance department (SPF) that resells confiscated goods.
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MoviePass is essentially a company that resells movie access: It pays the full ticket price for a film and then makes those tickets available to subscribers, who pay a lot less than they would otherwise.
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His farm, about 20 minutes outside the city limits of Lincoln, Nebraska, is full of tractors and agricultural equipment, which he picks up in various states of repair from fellow farmers, fixes up, and resells.
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He then resells those documents to anyone willing to pay — as much as $2,300 for a passport that requires no alterations — "if we find someone who looks like the person in the picture," the smuggler said.
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CarDekho is rivaled by the likes of CarTrade, which is backed Temasek and Warburg Pincus and previous gobbled up rival CarWale, Truebil and Cars24, a service that buys cars from consumers and resells them to dealers.
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Alternately, we could have a worst case scenario where the entire ticket market seizes up, nobody buys or resells any tickets, seats go empty when their owners can't make it to the game, and everybody loses.
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In fact, based on IDC's estimates, Apple is adding significant additional dollars of per-device profit for every phone it first ships out as part of the upgrade program and then reclaims and resells a year later.
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His pitch is that while other marketplaces have a problem with counterfeit goods and unverified resellers, Verishop offers brands a safe selling environment because it buys the products from vetted brands, warehouses them, and resells them itself.
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The messages were sent to third-party sellers who store goods in Amazon warehouses through the Fulfillment by Amazon program, as well as wholesale vendors who sell goods directly to Amazon, which then resells those goods to customers.
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The decision came in a dispute between Lexmark and Impression Products Inc, a small business based in Charleston, West Virginia that buys empty Lexmark cartridges from consumers and then resells refurbished cartridges to the public for less than Lexmark charges.
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NV Energy not only will be allowed to boost its fees for solar customers, it also will pay them below the market rate for the electricity that their solar panels put back onto the grid, and which the utility resells.
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BWRP, based in the West of England, is a social enterprise – a business that aims to do good as well as make profit – that collects, resells and refurbishes used wood that would otherwise end up in the chipper or incinerator.
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The high court is weighing whether Lexmark International Inc, which sells printers and replaceable ink cartridges, can prohibit customers from selling used Lexmark cartridges to Impression Products Inc, a small business that refills them and then resells them for less than Lexmark charges.
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So, after the newly engaged couple's fairy-tale moment, Ms. Cohen asked Aviva and Arielle Vogelstein, sisters and the founders of ReVased, which repurposes and resells slightly used floral arrangements, to dismantle and transport the 350 flowers to Ms. Cohen's apartment in Brooklyn.
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Ticket Galaxy, which resells tickets, and TicketNetwork, which runs an online marketplace for ticket resales, said it is entirely normal for companies to sell tickets they expect to eventually receive, a practice known as "drop shipping," and for such transactions to be handled online.
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To protest a data broker giving trial accounts of their product to U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, a source has provided Motherboard with internal files of Sayari, a company that collects and resells access to data on citizens from more than a hundred different countries.
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Many media companies, including The New York Times, are now almost entirely dependent on the ability to build and sustain a business model that captures people's time and resells it to advertisers, or provides something so valuable to individuals that they will pay for the journalism, programming or experience they receive.
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That work ethic rubbed off on the perennially upbeat father-of-two: On top of his day job as a supervisor at a utilities company that subcontracts with Con Edison, Campos buys and resells products on Amazon, building a side business that could see six figures in sales this year.
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Slowly the reader learns more about him — that he is a traveling salesman of sorts, who buys and resells remnants of Jewish culture, like Kiddush cups and sacred books, and that he is searching for Nachtigel, the man who murdered his parents during the Holocaust, hoping to seek revenge by killing him.
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Buying Dollar Shave Club wasn't about buying patents, an R&D team or a production facility — it has just 190 employees who've made a thin veneer of a company that resells Dorco generic razor blades for what has so far been a loss, all while undercutting premium blade sellers and removing value from the marketplace.
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Bumstead buys his computers from small electronics recyclers, (large recyclers are often required by Apple to shred Apple products as part of a contract they have with the company.) These old computers, which would otherwise be bound for a shredder still clearly have resale value, regardless of whether they look pristine when he resells them.
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They include not only retail businesses, but also the dreamers who make things and sell them, such as CW Pencil Enterprise, which sells curated pencils in Manhattan; Pintrill, a Brooklyn-based company that creates and trades small pins, and Shine Electronics, an electronic store that buys and resells used cellphones, with its headquarters in Long Island City.
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Even though few on-screen heroes looked like me back then, I couldn't have identified less with the story of a nameless insomniac office drone (Edward Norton) who attends support groups in church basements because they're the only places he can cry, has intense sex with a woman who steals jeans from laundromats and resells them at thrift stores (Helena Bonham Carter), and starts underground fight clubs with an off-the-rails soap salesman (Brad Pitt).
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