- commission, markup, or fee. In most
countries they are
regulated as a
broker or
broker-dealer and may need to hold a
relevant license and may be a member...
- No
Broker is a Bangalore-based brokerage-free
proptech company that
provides all
sorts of real
estate services under a marketplace,
which includes buying...
- XML
syntax and
transporting them via HTTP also
existed in DataChannel's
WebBroker technology. The
generic use of XML for
remote procedure call (RPC) was...
-
brand Greenline. In 1996, TD
became the
first online broker in
Canada with the
launch of
WebBroker. In June 1999, TD spun off 42
million shares or 12.4%...
- adds DB2/Informix/Oracle
dbExpress drivers NetCLX WebBroker WebBroker-compatible cross-platform
Web application development framework for
Windows and...
- A data
broker is an
individual or
company that
specializes in
collecting personal data (such as income, ethnicity,
political beliefs, or
geolocation data)...
- A
message broker (also
known as an
integration broker or
interface engine) is an
intermediary computer program module that
translates a
message from the...
-
insurance broker is an
intermediary who sells, solicits, or
negotiates insurance on
behalf of a
client for compensation. An
insurance broker is distinct...
- Rice
brokers,
which rose to
power and
significance in
Osaka and Edo in the Edo
period (1603-1867) of ****anese history, were the
forerunners to ****an's...
- interfaces.
DecisionCube and
Teechart components for
statistical graphing WebBroker ActiveForms MIDAS three tier
architecture Inprise Delphi 4,
released in...
