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middleman

[mid-l-man] / ˈmɪd lˌmæn /


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He claimed in his essay for us that researchers at Harvard had found that “foreign producers and middlemen, including large corporations that are not from the U.S.” pay “at least 80% of tariff costs.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Although Starlink isn’t activated in Russia, a black market for user terminals sprung up with middlemen shipping them to Russian forces.

From The Wall Street Journal

If you buy from a company that manufactures its own mattresses, you can avoid the middleman problem in which the retailer and manufacturer each try to shift responsibility to the other.

From MarketWatch

The falling price of global crude compressed prices, but the decline was largely driven by a web of middlemen and buyers taking advantage of the regime’s precarious position and dependence on oil revenue.

From The Wall Street Journal

Then one day he did something that he, as a middleman, had never done before, he said: He went to Newark International Airport to pick up two of the couriers.

From Los Angeles Times