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broker

[broh-ker] / ˈbroʊ kər /


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Mei, a 71-year-old licensed acupuncturist who asked to not use her full name out of embarrassment, said a broker introduced her to the GPB investment funds at a lunch meeting targeting divorced women.

From Los Angeles Times

Or any retiree could get one of these through an insurance broker or directly from an insurance company, at any time.

From MarketWatch

“The company stated that it had started the 2026 financial year with ‘strong’ momentum as opposed to the November characterization of ‘good’ momentum,” says the broker.

From The Wall Street Journal

Millions of people have under-reported their incomes to qualify for bigger subsidies, while brokers enroll people in plans without their knowledge to earn bigger commissions.

From The Wall Street Journal

On Monday, the broker launched coverage of the industrial names, which all provide power and automation technologies, with Buy ratings.

From Barron's