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The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
broker one who acts as an intermediary in a sale or other business transaction between two parties. Such a person conducts individual transactions only, is given no general authority by the employers, discloses the names of the principals in the transaction to each other, and leaves to them the conclusion of the deal. The broker neither possesses the goods sold nor receives the goods procured; brokers take no market risks and transfer no title to goods or to anything else. A broker earns a commission, or brokerage, when the contract of sale has been made, regardless of whether the contract is... Read more
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broker An agent who brings two parties together, enabling them to enter into a contract to which the broker is not a principal. The broker's remuneration consists of a brokerage, usually calculated as a percentage of the sum involved in the contract... Read more
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Discount Internet Securities Broker BUSINESS PLAN      ...leadership role: Discount Internet Securities Brokers are grabbing customers and trading volume from traditional full-service brokers at an increasing pace. Extended trading... Read more

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