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broker

[broh-ker] / ˈbroʊ kər /


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Economic reforms and U.S. rapprochement efforts have triggered an upswing in real-estate prices, brokers said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Look out for a new form, 1099-DA, from your broker, which might be a payment processor or a business that runs a trading platform.

From The Wall Street Journal

Those busy days were heady, but they weren’t built to last, said real estate broker Carl Muhlstein, who helps arrange sales and leases of studios and other large entertainment facilities.

From Los Angeles Times

The talks brokered by the United States are the latest diplomatic initiative in the brutal war launched by Russia nearly four years ago -- all of which have failed to end the fighting.

From Barron's

But in U.S.-brokered talks he demanded continued autonomy and preservation of its military units, according to Western diplomats and analysts briefed on the negotiations.

From The Wall Street Journal