She has British clients and American clients, Eastern European clients and Middle Eastern clients, but half of her clients are from Asia.
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Then comes bronze (50 sessions with five clients), silver (20183 with 10 clients), and gold (200 sessions with 20 clients).
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I invite my best clients, I invite friends of clients.
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If that meant sitting down with clients, negotiating with clients, abducting clients from their places of employment, drugging clients, and confining clients to this or that motel in the New Mexico desert until they saw things our way, why, then, that's what somebody caused to happen.
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"Clients — investors and corporate clients — waited on the sidelines," he said.
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About 70% of its clients are existing clients of the parent bank.
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Sober clients understand these boundaries but wasted clients often ignore the rules.
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We have favorite clients, and clients we dread or get anxiety about.
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We're trying this at my workplace for clients and would-be clients.
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Clients, particularly corporate clients, can demand that their legal teams be diverse.
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We have clients who love it [bitcoin], and clients who hate it.
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And I talk about tech to clients, and prospective clients, a whole lot.
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Instead of 10 clients, most marketing analysts can manage 50 clients with Aiden.
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Our clients are already poor to begin with — we only represent indigent clients.
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Fourteen of those clients are former Podesta Group clients, including, Orange County, Fla.
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Well, do your clients and customers count any as their clients or customers?
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AND IT COMES FROM OUR ABILITY TO CLIENTS AND OUR INVESTOR CLIENTS INTERACT.
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And to attract clients, Sloan networked and asked satisfied clients to recommend her.
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We perform daily servicing for our clients, answer questions, and propose to prospective clients.
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We don't have to worry about celebrating our clients' success and offending other clients.
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More than 10 million clients of-- of these 20 million are digital online clients.
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About 40 percent of those polled were Brazilian clients and 60 percent international clients.
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They have this broad array of clients — I don't even know all their clients.
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Legal service providers would wrongfully fill out immigration forms, offer to marry multiple clients, or string along clients in yearslong legal proceedings without clients knowing what they were doing.
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I am trying to improve the way we communicate with clients, prospective clients, consultants, etc.
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According to him, infrastructure companies shouldn't drop clients because they disagree with their clients' views.
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The clients want to be there, and we want to be where the clients are.
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She helps clients as they treat symptoms medically, holistically but she does not diagnose clients.
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Mo's Bows can also boast that its clients include Barack Obama and Steve Harvey as clients.
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Has social media influenced your clients, or how you approach working with your clients, at all?
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An invitation, which was viewed by CNBC, was sent to clients and prospective clients of UBS.
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But she still had to earn clients' trust, she said, with existing clients and family members.
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There's institutional clients, and institutional clients, if they want to invest in this-, and they're grownups.
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In lay terms, lawyers have a duty of loyalty to clients, and also, to past clients.
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IG Group, which has over 152,600 active clients according to its website, said the deal would "significantly enhance" its ability to bring on new clients improve the retention rates of current clients.
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Advisers can recommend buy-rated stocks to clients — and execute transactions in the other names on behalf of clients if clients make the request, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Citi has physical operations in 97 countries and jurisdictions, and serves clients in more than 160 clients.
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That improves advisors' service to existing clients and makes them more attractive to future next-gen clients.
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If this matter is not resolved to my clients' satisfaction, then your clients proceed at their peril.
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CoStar not only mines the data to sell to clients, it also uses it to find clients.
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The group is preparing to restore previous contracts with clients and is also talking to new clients.
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In the sample of clients we have in private beta, agencies save time and add more clients.
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The details: TAA will analyze telemetric data from Symantec clients and report red flags to clients automatically.
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Hosting companies could hike costs to clients who face the attacks, or drop them as clients altogether.
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Clients may glance at league tables, and big clients may also be swayed by large balance sheets.
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While Knightscope owns the robots and leases them to clients, the clients own the data K5 collects.
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IG Group, which has over 20.7715,600 active clients according to its website, said the deal would "significantly enhance" its ability to bring on new clients and improve the retention rates of current clients.
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"These aren't mainland Chinese clients who might be politically exposed, but wealthy Hong Kong clients," the banker said.
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With 100 employees and 2,000 clients, iBanFirst now focuses on clients who transfer at least €100,000 per year.
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The problem is with the clients rather than the behavior itself — and clients are easy to keep secret.
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She connects clients with brands and works to build direct-to-consumer strategies for clients across the company.
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Hypr services 400 enterprise clients around the world, using technology to help clients scale campaigns in the industry.
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Clients don't understand that they are clients of ClassPass and not our studio which is confusing for them.
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Rick Buoncore, managing partner at MAI Capital Management in Cleveland, tries to solve the fee problem by grouping clients into three buckets: retirement clients who are saving to stop working, estate planning clients who have more than $15 million, and family office clients, whose assets are at least $50 million.
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The company said it added 56,000 new clients over the four-month period, taking total active clients to 932,000.
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"The clients know this, so I am seeing workers with clients [who are listed as] bad dates," Saini said.
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Most of Tiller's clients are based in France and Spain, and the startup has attracted 5,000 clients so far.
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There are entire sections on how to communicate with clients to ensure that your clients become your biggest fans.
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Beyond that, founders need to understand that there are also "good" clients and "bad" clients — lawyers want the former.
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If their clients don't win, the clients don't get their overtime, but the firms are out millions of dollars.
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Most of our wedding clients will stick to one ambassador, but often we will have multiple for corporate clients.
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They have a bunch of their clients and I'm sure his clients officers had caviar, I'm not eating caviar.
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His warning was that in Washington there are strong clients with weak cases and weak clients with strong cases.
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Therefore, wellness practices can deeply benefit clients—but practitioners have to be hyper-aware of their clients' individual needs.
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While most clients can afford their food prices, Palar and Vugteveen don't shy away from potential clients who cannot.
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That includes one of Steiker's clients, Elroy Chester, in 2013, and one of Kase's clients, Marvin Wilson, in 2012.
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Since 85033, he has signed multiple foreign governments as clients and billed more than $10.5 million in foreign clients.
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"I was unable to get any new clients, and two of my existing clients were on hold," she recalled.
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The firm's 2000 compensation plan introduces a credit system that rewards brokers with four credits for new clients who have $210 million or more in assets, three credits for clients with $22019 million- $2250 million, two credits for clients with $2019 million - $225 million and one credit for clients with $22018,25 - $2.5 million.
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"What that really means is that we have clients who are spending more with us, clients that are high-quality clients and that's definitely an element of the business that we're really excited about," she said.
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" He added: "When sex workers don't have easy access to a variety of clients, it is harder for them to turn down or screen clients or to have in-community discussions about what clients are safe.
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While O'Day mentioned that she touches her clients, other healers prefer to simply hover their hands over their clients' bodies.
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Cylance has around 100 subscriber-clients within the Fortune 500, and 3,500 enterprise clients, according to the statement from Blackberry.
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For new clients, it's $30, but for existing clients, it's $65, which is understandably not worth it to many people.
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"I will go ballistic on clients and even fire clients if they have children and won't do that," Mendels said.
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High income clients sometimes have the biggest money problems, he said, while lower income clients may be in the clear.
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The feature is on iOS and Nvidia Shield Plex clients, but will be made available to other clients very soon.
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"The outcome after the election has also been really dehumanizing to my LGBT clients, specifically my trans clients," he said.
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"I have Nigerian clients that are here and afraid to leave, and clients in Nigeria fearful of coming," he says.
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For many home healthcare aides, verbal abuse from clients or clients' family is a real problem, a U.S. study suggests.
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Then clients come to you, and you're the one controlling the price, instead of the agents or the clients dictating.
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They're planning, for example, not to bill clients for the time Selendy & Gay lawyers spend getting to know clients' businesses.
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Sarsfield will assume coverage responsibilities for FIG clients in addition to his coverage of key legacy clients, the memo said.
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"If he's a lawyer and represents his clients, what would you expect — him not to represent his clients?" he continued.
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For example, there are retail clients and high net worth clients with very different monetary tolerances and levels of sophistication.
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"Our clients' confidence is intact," she wrote, adding that clients who are recommended could reserve up to the last minute.
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"It's a concern for some of our clients, and I've had that conversation with some of our clients," Diamond said.
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Where clients come regularly again, coaches can deepen the relationships, and I can focus on helping clients (not a dashboard).
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The company has 140 clients so far, with 80% of them in the U.S. Clients include PharamaPacks, Pfizer and L'Oréal.
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Those clients ranged from 70 to 95 years old, while Unverzagt, 56, embraced clients in her own generation, as well.
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Clients average around 30 years old, and some clients are in their 70s and have been shooting heroin for decades.
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They both voiced concerns that being very outward with my political views, I would lose clients or not have clients.
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We want to hear from you on which agents are indispensable to their social-media influencer clients, who respond quickly to news events, help clients jump on social trends, and stand out for how they manage clients' crises.
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Zuberi's multifaceted scheme allowed him to line his pockets by concealing the fact that he was representing foreign clients, obtaining access for clients by making a long series of illegal contributions and skimming money paid by his clients.
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Most of its depositors are institutional clients, who are inherently less stable than general public clients, as was proven in 2016.
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Market participants hope emerging technology, including blockchain, will allow them to serve more clients while also serving existing clients more effectively.
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"It took a worksheet to come up with a quote for prospective clients," said Garrett, who no longer serves individual clients.
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And, oh, I'm a lawyer so I don't want my documents from my clients and for my clients on the cloud.
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Sometimes he drove the young men to the clients, and sometimes the clients came to King's mobile home, those documents allege.
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IG Group reported a 13 percent fall in UK clients in the quarter and a 10 percent drop in EU clients.
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Ordinarily, of course, collaboration between clients and lawyers is privileged, even when lawyers make public statements on behalf of their clients.
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For clients flying out of the Carolinas to support the Panthers, clients can enjoy ribs, pulled pork and other regional barbecue.
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Financial advisors typically rebalance their clients' portfolios anywhere from quarterly to yearly, depending on the particular investments and the clients' goals.
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An MSCI spokeswoman said the company is still consulting with clients and will make a decision based on what clients think.
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"I have a lot of clients, big multi-national clients, who have a lot of money on the sidelines," she added.
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JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs have helped existing clients with cannabis-related deals, though their clients don't sell or cultivate THC themselves.
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I can get more clients if I need toPlus, I can always try to get more clients if I want to.
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Unless advisors know what their clients' expectations are and how they will measure investing success, those clients will likely be disappointed.
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Cambridge Associates has given millions of its clients' funds to Mithril to manage, and clients are reportedly frustrated by Mithril's antics.
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In a securities filing, the bank said it gained two million clients in one year, reaching 22.7 million clients through June.
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JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs have helped existing clients with cannabis-related deals, though their clients don't sell or cultivate THC themselves.
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" The next question identified the potential churn of Bellwethr's own clients when the VC asked, "What if clients don't do anything?
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If a company is only as strong as its clients, Equinix is a powerhouse, serving clients like Apple, Amazon and Netflix.
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Five of his clients are former Podesta Group clients, including BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, Michelin, the Republic of Iraq and Perceptics.
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So for us, staying on the ground remaining close to clients, even in difficult periods is something that our clients appreciate.
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He said clients "are overreacting," and pointed to clients "officially" saying spending would increase in the latter half of this year.
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We can do straight-through processing on a lot of things and make it easier for institutional clients or consumer clients.
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Today, Rosan Diamond's clients include both concierge services, including UK-based luxury lifestyle management company Insignia, and directly to individual clients.
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I never contacted any U.S. officials on behalf of Chadbourne or its clients and never had any contact with Chadbourne's clients.
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That would depend on key details such as whom the firm's clients were and how much those clients were paying every year.
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Executives told Reuters they are being "pleasantly persistent" with prospective corporate clients by pitching them ideas and connecting them with existing clients.
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Our institutional clients and our advisor clients were coming to us and asking us, 'Can you deliver these strategies in an ETF?
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The company added 230.97 clients in the last quarter, including 235.56 large clients who pay more than $165.53 million annually, Infosys said.
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"Clients today are not the clients of yesterday," begins Bertrand Guyon, Schiaparelli's design director and veteran of Valentino, Givenchy, and Christian Lacroix.
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I'm either meeting with clients, drafting court documents, writing legal briefs, advising clients on their cases, attending mediations, or going to court.
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"Scotia has already started calling clients and exiting ... they are not going to deal with standalone ScotiaMocatta clients anymore," one source said.
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"Where the world's going for Magento clients — and really for all of Adobe's clients — is you can't do this yourself," he said.
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Net inflows over the year were 1.1 billion pounds, as demand from institutional clients offset outflows from retail clients and wealth management.
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The two top levels, platinum (27 sessions with 202 clients) and master (22016 sessions with 220 clients), are the hardest to reach.
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The strategy foresees bundling larger Mittelstand clients in a small investment bank and transfer smaller business clients to its private customer unit.
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The problem for many advisors is that they haven't made an investment in younger clients, starting with the children of their clients.
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While they introduce their clients (men only) to matches (women who apply to be members), the clients set up their own dates.
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Halbert Hargrove offers its clients wealth protection, estate planning and financial planning and are focused on every dimension of their clients' wealth.
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I've generally been lucky to have clients (or, I guess, accept clients) that are excited about me creating something new for them.
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"Anonymity was vital for me because I had some serious clients," Lucaz, one of Paracelsus' former clients, told me on the phone.
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Dataiku now generates half of its revenue in the U.S. Clients include big enterprise clients, such as General Electric, Sephora and Unilever.
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They told me I was going to lose the clients that I had and new clients wouldn't want to work with me.
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Ms. Marks, also the sort who keeps in touch with clients, however briefly they were clients, stayed in touch with the artist.
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I have an account on Preferred411, a community of escorts who've been vouched by clients and clients who've been vouched by escorts.
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Some, like Laurie Davis of eFlirt, surf clients' online profiles to help them find preliminary online matches, while others, like Sofi Papamarko of Friend of a Friend Matchmaking, work exclusively offline, matching clients with her own acquaintances or other clients.
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For example, one of Blueshift Lab's first clients was Indian e-commerce giant Snapdeal, but the company, which helps clients create targeted email campaigns, also works with U.S. clients and its founders sold their previous startups to Groupon and Walmart.
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Mr. Broidy, who had pleaded guilty in 2009 in a pension fund fraud case, was looking for help courting foreign government clients for a defense contractor he had purchased in 2015, and pushing for policies that favored clients and prospective clients.
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Lawyers have an ethical obligation to all their clients to treat each equally, and the research suggests that some lawyers may use their special relationship with funders to help some clients get paid more for their litigation assets than other clients.
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It is now also hoping that recruiting more private bankers will help win new clients and that some will bring clients with them.
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"If there were opportunities to buy clients and the business of these clients without anything else, we would be interested," Lacerda told Reuters.
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The firm also began taking start-ups as clients, handled initial public offerings of stock and moved into wealth management for private clients.
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The rest of the time, she works on marketing, responding to emails, speaking with prospective clients, developing online tools for clients and more.
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The less everybody else knows about how he operates and who his clients are, the more valuable he can be to those clients.
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These offerings have been successfully implemented by dozens of clients, and are increasingly in demand due to their positive impact on clients' sales.
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After gaining 200 clients in just eight months, she opened her own makeup studio, which served as a safe space for her clients.
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British bank Barclays launched a finger scanner for corporate clients in 2014 and said it would role out voice recognition for retail clients.
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They can sell alpha CEOs on their mutual presence, provide a voice for C-type clients or drive direction for I-type clients.
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Manafort has said he did nothing wrong in representing his clients and that the money he received was for legitimate services for clients.
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From there, you can condense that footage into just two minutes of video to show clients and potential clients how the work progressed.
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During bear markets when clients can be more pessimistic, anxious and uncertain, an advisor must work far more diligently to serve those clients.
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Chafer also attacked telecom firms with aerospace clients, although it is unclear whether the goal was those clients or the telecom firms themselves.
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"The unpredictable factor is whether clients arrive and whether there's an appropriate match between the clients' interests and the dealers' offerings," he said.
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Clients at Hunton included the Air Permitting Forum, a coalition based at the firm that may include former clients of Wehrum and Harlow.
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Jones' clients have scored partnerships with companies like MAC and Johnson & Johnson, and her clients include influencers like Patrick Starrr (4 million subscribers).
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UBS is also now offering a digital advice platform to those clients, combining UBS research with technology to guide clients on their investments.
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High Customer Concentration: Marble II has high customer concentration; its top10 clients contribute 55% of its revenue, if we exclude HPE-related clients.
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The company did not name the clients, confirm the number of clients it had contacted or say what type of data was stolen.
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The law firm's engagement letters with clients often included a clause requiring that disputes between it and its clients be resolved through arbitration.
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Ferox has 28503 clients, five of which were former Podesta Group clients like Mylan and Walmart, and it has made $22019,000 in 2019.
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Together they develop custom shades for their clients based not only on the architectural details of a space, but on their clients' personalities.
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He said this change was reported by two Reprieve clients who had been subjected to tube feedings, and corroborated by several other clients.
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Although the attorney-client relationship is generally protected, lawyers can testify against their clients if the clients were involved in an ongoing fraud.
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"A lot of our clients are similar because, frankly, a lot of our clients are looking for other alternatives to Amazon," he said.
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Instead of using vendors like publishers or production companies and billing clients for those services as traditional agencies do, he charged clients directly.
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Security companies have promised to protect their clients from cyberattacks, while ignoring the less secure vendors, consultants and distributors in clients' supply chains.
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Attorneys routinely convince clients to comply with the law and often prevent violations that might be contemplated by ill-informed or unthinking clients.
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The move will enable Adyen&aposs clients to provide virtual or physical cards to their customers, and may help bring in new clients.
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According to Boatsetter&aposs internal data, more than half of its clients are millennials and roughly half of those younger clients are female.
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Now, I am proud to advocate for clients with matters before the CFPB and clients in industries that are regulated by the CFPB.
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"They have decided to stop helping clients to hide money," said Miami-based lawyer Martin Litwak, founder of Litwak & Partners, which has advised clients participating in tax amnesties across the region and had Argentine clients who received letters from JPMorgan and UBS.
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If you buy meals, gifts or take clients - even potential clients - to concerts or sporting events, the cost of the entire evening is deductible.
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"It cannot be that German clients are treated as second class clients," said Julius Reiter, a lawyer with Duesseldorf-based firm Baum Reiter & Collegen.
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She has observed the following trends among her clients: A couple of clients are even saying college is not a necessity for their kids.
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And this is another important aspect: Both wireless access points and clients are vulnerable, but most attacks are likely to be directed at clients.
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The company claims to have some 500,000 clients — though officials won't specify the number of calls per month or the number of active clients.
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Jiampietro and Bansal then used the information in Goldman Sachs' regulatory advisory work for current clients and pitches to potential clients, the Fed said.
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"Companies from outside the European Union, which may be considered the riskiest clients, are now less than 1 percent of all clients," it said.
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In discussions with clients, Commerzbank has noted that a strong compliance function is a crucial factor for many corporate clients, said Martin Zielke, chairman.
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As with all our clients, she was unable to afford a "paid lawyer," the term our clients invariably used to refer to private counsel.
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The firm said that the series had damaged its reputation and business, since many of its clients and potential clients have viewed the series.
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Lawyers represent clients in criminal and civil litigation and other legal proceedings, draw up legal documents, or manage or advise clients on legal transactions.
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DeWall recommends thinking about the 2-3 audiences you interact with (ex: companies, clients, potential clients) and personalizing your pitch to each specific audience.
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She facilities business opportunities on these platforms for her clients, and has worked to break clients into traditional media like television, film, and publishing.
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There were of course things that didn't move that were also good for clients, that Congress didn't act on that had clients playing defense.
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Any lapse between clients, I learn, is used for customer service calls, responding to emails or doing any returns that clients have dropped off.
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Fee-only planners aren't compensated when clients buy or invest in certain products, so their main objective is protecting their clients' financial well-being.
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Their mothers, who had never met, were both longtime clients of the same hairdresser, who suggested that her clients' children might be a match.
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Last week, Goldman Sachs warned its clients to expect a rise in hostile takeovers and shareholder activism, according to a presentation sent to clients.
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On his website Taylor says he conducts due diligence on clients and that "only those with sincere business interests will be accepted as clients".
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Broidy reportedly was forthcoming regarding his business interests and the Trump administration did not attempt to stop his offers to clients or prospective clients.
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High Customer Concentration: Marble II has high customer concentration; its top-10 clients contribute 55% of its revenue, if we exclude HPE-related clients.
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In particular, there were concerns that the underlying algorithms may produce recommendations directing clients toward products that benefit service providers rather than actual clients.
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Jiampietro and Bansal then used the information in Goldman Sachs' regulatory advisory work for current clients and pitches to potential clients, the Fed alleged.
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He's worked for clients in financial services, automotive, retail, and gaming using Gale's platform called Alchemy, which uses clients' data to inform their marketing.
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If my basis of attraction for clients were the same as what it is for dating, I would not see many of my clients.
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Amity plans to invest money into pre-launch startups that are new Derris clients, as well as existing clients that are raising new rounds.
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Zuberi's multi-faceted scheme allowed him to line his pockets by concealing the fact that he was representing foreign clients, obtaining access for clients by making a long series of illegal contributions, and skimming money paid by his clients," U.S. Attorney Nick Hanna said. "Mr.
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The 2010 Dodd-Frank Act allows swaps dealers to segregate into separate accounts the initial margins put up by their clients, if the clients request.
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Sex workers who look for clients on the streets, as opposed to finding clients on the internet, are more likely to be victims of violence.
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He gets to found his own company, called LoveFrom, and design for other clients; Apple maintains its longstanding link by being first among those clients.
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It will reflect factors like the caliber of clients represented, size of the crisis management practice and its growth, and the results delivered for clients.
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But an extremely crude yardstick is that BlackRock's clients have made roughly $153trn of profits over the past decade, compared with $202bn for Blackstone's clients.
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That company is the one Schmidt said he wants other prospective clients to look to as an example of the success clients stand to gain.
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"We have clients who are making $200 per post, and we have clients who are making $20,000 per post," Edwards tells the Wall Street Journal.
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But advocates and attorneys expressed greater concern over the loss of future clients — now too afraid to even start seeking help — than for current clients.
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"We live in the neighborhoods where we sell to, we drive the cars our clients drive, we wear the watches our clients wear," Altman said.
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"Some of those clients are still buying and some of those clients are still seeing a need for domestic purposes," and are spending down reserves.
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Rather, they give the access tool to clients, and then clients can choose how to use it and to whom they wish to give access.
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Work-Life balance rating: 4.0Average annual salary:What they do: Develop and maintain relationships with clients, handle technical problems, offer technical support to customers and clients.
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She works to negotiate and secure deals for her clients and drive her clients' businesses across multiple verticals, including the areas of television and film.
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For attorneys, they gain clients — and a regular flow of fees — they might not otherwise get, even if few of their clients get lasting relief.
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Mr. Broidy was open about his business interests, but the administration made no effort to curtail his offers of access to clients or prospective clients.
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I'm also told clients have grown from 80 to 250 and that over 50% of revenues come from U.K. manufactured items and "re-commerce" clients.
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Holistic advice approaches not only help clients better understand their overall wealth picture, but also allow clients to breathe easier during periods of market volatility.
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To promote clients and attack its clients' enemies, Definers regularly used NTK Network, a news aggregator with a conservative slant and 122,000 followers on Facebook.
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Sometimes her millennial clients ask her firm to work with their parents, so she ends up with clients whose ages range from 22 to 68.
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That is, advisers are offering more services to their clients within their existing fee structure to continually build on the value proposition they offer clients.
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About 85 employees will remain to run trading in the Americas for clients in the United States and trading and sales for clients in Asia.
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Workers are briefed at the beginning of their shift on the newest censoring instructions sent by clients, which the clients themselves receive from government censors.
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Two, we are hearing from more and more of our clients worldwide, and I'm talking about clients from the Middle East, our clients from South of the United States to the North of the United States to the, China, all throughout Europe, clients are now asking us more and more questions about climate change, sustainability and the physical impact of how should they think about it?
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A capital floor would mean European banks' costs for lending to financially weak clients and to financially stronger clients would be roughly the same, it said.
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Nonetheless, many lactation consultants (aside from Gallagher) will frequently promote herbal galactagogues in their own practices, recommending specific products to clients or even giving clients samples.
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"These discussions are important because the company cannot deliver its products to clients, it is operationally paralyzed, and clients are starting to complain," the source said.
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The company charges clients for the time Ms. Doughty and Ms. Carvaly spend working with clients during home funeral consultations, home funeral services, burials and cremations.
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I went on to land clients such as Sony Pictures, Universal Pictures, and Walt Disney Pictures, as well as A-list clients in the music industry.
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In his letters, Williams said that when he got out, instead of training clients himself, he would recruit clients and other trainers to run the sessions.
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Remind yourself that firing problem clients will free you up to focus on your other clients — the ones who actually respect your time and boundaries. 8.
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Lenovo has a long history of working with corporate clients, and a service like Lenovo Connect makes sense for business clients traveling all around the world.
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He explains the pressures of college admission on his clients and makes it clear ... the clients are not just the students but their parents as well.
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In particular, a focus on clients, serving clients' interests, suitability issues – and I think these fines are, in many cases, coming as a result of that.
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Gleeson at Clifford Chance said the big London firms benefited hugely from having offices and clients across the EU and from helping non-EU clients there.
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My first mistake was acquiring a big office in a remote part of town where no clients would visit, instead of focusing on getting clients first.
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He picked up "The Irresistible Consultant's Guide to Winning Clients: 6 Steps to Unlimited Clients & Financial Freedom," by David Fields, the book he considers game-changing.
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Regardless of whether the clients are a pooled vehicle such as a mutual fund, private fund, or individual retail accounts, all clients must be treated fairly.
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Limiting the tools for helping clients engage in misconduct would make it harder for lawyers to claim they are only serving the wishes of those clients.
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Financial services firms profit as well, since their clients are able to build more wealth and more of their clients' money remains under management over time.
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"All our communications and branding is in social media, which we see a huge tool to convert clients to fans and fans to clients," Pérez said.
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Joe Pounder, the president of Definers Public Affairs, said the firm would end its work with federal government clients and instead focus on its corporate clients.
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This "put out the fire" response results in poor quality, dissatisfied customers/clients, lost customers/clients, and potential litigation, costing the business valuable time and money.
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He wouldn't speak about his law firm's thinking in declining Trump, but pointed out how lawyers can't take on clients when other clients' interests might conflict.
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Regarding clients, Sam has worked with a wide range of clients, from a real estate law firm owner to an autistic college student who needed comfort.
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The bank said some workers altered documents about business clients and it set aside $285 million to refund foreign exchange and wealth-management clients it overcharged.
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"These results demonstrate our ability to attract new clients and to serve our existing clients well," Stitch Fix founder and CEO Katrina Lake said in a statement.
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"Backpage is the first and main forum that I have used to get clients and to talk to clients," explained Jelena Vermilion, an Ontario-based sex worker.
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MUD dev teams can't control the player clients directly; it's different from online video games,where the player and game clients are fully subject to dev control.
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Murphy's Law of escorting: You will get super hot clients with whom you share amazing sex, and these are the clients that inevitably disappear after one session.
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Not terribly exciting at first glance, but with the potential increase of clients, Koa's ultimate vision is to allow trades between clients — and that may prove useful.
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On Wednesday morning, JPMorgan will hold conference calls to discuss the election results and investment implications with customers, including private banking clients, investment managers and institutional clients.
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XP, which has 13 milion clients, expects to start offering loans backed by clients' investment holdings soon, Gabriel Leal, one of its partners, said in an interview.
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"We treat our clients as a private bank would — our core values of quality, privacy and security ensure our clients are taken care of at every level."
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MUD dev teams can't control the player clients directly; it's different from online video games, where the player and game clients are fully subject to dev control.
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After spending years leading product design for startups and corporate clients, Gleb started a boutique branding agency, Milkinside, that helps clients translate new technologies into useful products.
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Good financial advisors will instruct their clients on this risk and introduce them to long-term care insurance and other alternative insurance products that fit clients' needs.
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But SAFE wants banks to advise clients to buy yuan and sell dollars, the international bank representative said, a play that is likely to lose clients money.
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"We have been hired by new institutional clients as well as hundreds of new private clients, representing billions of dollars in new assets under management," he said.
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How (and when) to tell your clients you'll be on leavePlan to tell regular freelance clients four to six weeks in advance of your anticipated due date.
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"That's what advisers endeavor to do for clients, but it's an extraordinarily broad statement," she said, adding that wealth managers can become a "true confidant" for clients.
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XP, which has 1.1 milion clients, expects to start offering loans backed by clients' investment holdings soon, Gabriel Leal, one of its partners, said in an interview.
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So, clearly, investing in that business, growing the sales effort, connecting with clients on a deeper level, and connecting with more clients, is our number one priority.
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On the subject of those Jewish clients, Gustofson further claims that Gallagher ended a project she'd initiated to provide potential new Jewish clients with Jewish-only coverage.
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Upbit sent a note to its clients that it is co-operating with the prosecutors and that it can guarantee that all its clients' assets are secure.
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For Managed by Q, NVS provides an added service layer for existing clients, and has the opportunity to bring new clients into the Managed by Q fold.
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Helpster has served over 500 clients mostly in the F&B and hospitality industries, although it also has ongoing clients in warehousing, logistics and more, Ward said.
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Industrious won't share specific numbers on how many clients it has, but did admit to serving big name clients such as Chipotle, Full Screen, Hyatt, and Instacart.
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By helping their clients notice how they physically experience their emotions, AEDP therapists help connect them to their thoughts, which allow clients to process them to completion.
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Also, advisers have to be willing to work virtually if clients want to, which allows people with particular niches to find their clients wherever they may live.
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Lawyers routinely advise their clients on how to dress for trial; some even provide appropriate clothing to their clients who may not be able to afford any.
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She even adds carbon offsets to the quotes she sends to clients, and pays for them herself if and when those clients balk at the added expense.
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Over a seven-year period, JPMorgan hired about 200 interns and full-time employees at the request of clients, potential clients and foreign government officials, authorities say.
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These so-called "robo-advisers," like Wealthfront and Betterment, manage clients' money using algorithms and allow clients to see and alter their investments online, bypassing human advisers.
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"Our historical work for clients in this industry was designed to support the legal prescription and use of our clients' products," McKinsey told Vox in a statement.
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Zitrin said he has advised firms that to fulfill their ethical duties in mass litigation, they should, among other things, obtain extensive conflict waivers from every client; should, to the extent possible, inform all clients of settlement offers to other clients; should assure that the interests of non-settling clients are protected; and should not coerce clients to settle even if the law firm recommends accepting the deal.
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"I am no longer comfortable with counsel representing what their clients purport to say when I have no certifications from the clients, no appearances by the clients and a record before me [that] lacks clarity at times as to what happened with the funds," Dow said, according to ABC.
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The deal between UBS and the Japanese trust bank should help both boost business with existing clients and attract new customers, they said, with UBS clients gaining access to the Japanese bank's real estate and trust services, while Sumitomo Trust clients gain access to UBS' wealth management services.
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After Congress removed the stronger ZTE language, Mercury officials boasted to clients, prospective clients and others that the firm played a pivotal role in killing the sanctions and could help other foreign clients being targeted by the government, according to two people familiar with conversations on the subject.
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That rule would have required advisors who provide advice related to clients' retirement accounts such as IRAs to adhere to strict rules for putting clients' financial interests first.
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Many cloud hosting platforms, such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform share computer resources between multiple clients — multiple clients use the same hardware components.
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An alternative the agency could take is to leave the rule as it is for advertisements to retail clients, but provide greater flexibility for more sophisticated institutional clients.
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Stitch Fix said its active clients grew 22 percent to 2.9 million active clients in the first quarter, but the company still missed analysts' expectations of 2.95 million.
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" Speaking of regular clients, you're responsible for some of the most talked about celebrity transformations... "I get to give my clients new characters or identities in a way.
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"The vast majority of the Investment Banking (IB) operations are unnecessary for the UHNW client base, or UHNW clients are lower profitability than HNW clients," the note stated.
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Friedman insisted he had not compromised his clients' interests, but the judge overseeing the Amex settlement said Friedman failed his clients when he disclosed confidential information to Ravelo.
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Infosys, which added 77 clients in the December quarter, including two clients in the $75 million-plus revenue category, said revenue rose 8.6 percent to 172.73 billion rupees.
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IG Group, which has over 152,600 active clients according to its website, said active clients rose 18 percent in the period, while revenue per client fell 11 percent.
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While Data Trust requires its clients to protect the data, it has to take clients at their word that industry-standard encryption and security protocols are in place.
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These high dropout rates likely stem from a lack of cultural understanding and an inability for therapists to make Latina clients, and clients of color, feel truly heard.
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"Some electrologists choose not to see trans clients," Reilly notes, adding that other electrologists might only offer services to clients who they deem "trans enough" for those services.
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Many investment advisors have convinced their clients to make high-cost, low-return retirement investments so they can line their own pockets at the expense of their clients.
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"After each shuffle, shuffling server nodes with malicious clients will still be under attack because those clients know the nodes' location (for example, IP address)," the researchers explain.
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More recently, Goldman Sachs has opened up its risk management system called SecDB to clients in a range of apps to help clients customize derivatives or other instruments.
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One firm with more than 100 ex-NFL clients allegedly squeezed doctors to reveal the questions they asked players in order to coach clients on how to respond.
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In just three months, Nobile transitioned it into a full-time job; she said she's had 45 clients since starting, juggling six to seven clients at a time.
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Interestingly, in a recent survey of realtors, when asked about their clients, only around 2628 percent mentioned their clients expressing concerns over changes to real estate tax breaks.
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Unidas said in a statement it will offer voucher and card services provided by Alelo to its clients and Alelo will offer car rentals to its card clients.
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I started using that time to listen to courses, respond to client emails, follow up with prospective clients, write social media content, and engage online with potential clients.
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No one likes doing expense reports, calling difficult clients, or calling past-due clients but when you conduct these difficult tasks first, the day will go much easier.
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Critics forecast his quiet presence would struggle to engage the top bosses of overseas clients to win deals and retain existing clients in the cutthroat Indian outsourcing industry.
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These deals, struck with corporate clients, can reduce investment risks because they ensure the clients buy power directly from the wind farm, giving operators a guaranteed revenue stream.
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It also has enough twists and turns that many financial advisors — particularly those focused on female clients — are getting CDFA training to help their clients through the experience.
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These services should not submit apps on behalf of their clients and should offer tools that let their clients create customized, innovative apps that provide unique customer experiences.
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The clients will be contacted in the next few days, XP said after newspaper O Globo reported that the brokerage's clients in Rio de Janeiro had suffered losses.
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Mr. Giuliani says he has gone to great lengths to make clear to clients and prospective clients that hiring him will not earn any favor from Mr. Trump.
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"It's borderline impossible to meet with clients," Mackler said, adding that if clients are in detention centers, lawyers must provide their own face masks and other protective gear.
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As clients become more discerning and more players enter the luxury market, clients will look for a redefinition of luxury based on craftsmanship, unique artistry, scarcity and personalization.
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Over time, you get insights about your recurring customers, you can see how much money your clients collectively owe you and you can send reminders to late clients.
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Our focus on European country or European Continental clients to not only Amsterdam but also Frankfurt and so that we can better serve clients from the nearest office.
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On the other hand, I do believe most of our clients, you know, the majority of our clients or more, are going to be thankful we're moving this.
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The information was then used by Jiampietro and Bansal in connection with Goldman Sachs' regulatory advisory work for current clients and pitches to potential clients, the Fed said.
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This could help agents better price their clients' homes, and indicate what markets may give them the most potential business or where their clients may want to purchase.
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GB: Using an outside broker is not a requirement for clients to buy or sell homes on Roofstock, but the marketplace does allow agents to earn referral fees when they register clients who transact through us, which enables agents to develop deeper relationships with their clients and expand their business opportunities.
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It then filters out the actually innocent clients (classified by basic criteria such as whether or not they actually respond to the server) by continually reshuffling the across more and more server nodes, until eventually the bad clients have landed onto bad servers and good clients are on good servers.
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"I am no longer comfortable with counsel representing what their clients purport to say, when I have no certifications from the clients, no appearances by the clients, and a record that before me lacks clarity at times as to what happened with the funds," Judge Dow told Mr. Badway on Wednesday.
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Bettridge's primary clients include large, corporate employers, not individuals, but he says that his firm works to provide information to their clients, which they can share with their employees.
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AND IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT WHEN YOU LOOK AT INSTITUTIONAL CLIENTS, WE HAVE THE NUMBER TWO MARKET SHARE POSITION WITH THE TOP 1,300 INSTITUTIONAL CLIENTS IN FIC.
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Senior Forecasting Analyst - to help clients identify key trends in consumers' media consumption, use of new technologies and shopping behaviors and help clients make smart decisions about digital marketing.
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We wanted to take some of those lessons from the Nikes of the world, and the nonprofits and interactive clients Leslie had, and bring those to smaller scale clients.
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Goldman also is focused on growing its lending portfolio across the firm, including its Marcus consumer loan and deposit platform, its corporate clients and its private wealth management clients.
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Closure of the Novo Banco sale to Lone Star would impair the fund managers clients' claim against Novo Banco and their clients' ability to recoup losses, the statement said.
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About 48% of first-half revenue came from clients outside the European Economic Area (EEA), while about 23% of revenue was generated by elective professional clients within the EEA.
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"We will make sure that we have the right locations in the right markets to serve both the Scottrade clients as well as the TD Ameritrade clients," he said.
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"We have a lot of new services we can up-sell to our current clients, [and will] focus on that first before we expand to new clients," Royono explained.
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So we're always looking at our businesses through the eyes of what do our clients need and how can we best refine those businesses to serve our clients well?
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But many therapists earn less than $30,000 a year through their primary work, either because they subsidize sessions for low-income clients or because they can't book enough clients.
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Gareth Davies joined as head of UK institutional clients while Alexia Giugni joined as head of institutional clients southern Europe and Shalin Bhagwan as head of UK pensions advisory.
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InsiteVR allows architects to better communicate with clients by giving them the opportunity to dive into CAD files with clients and scope out spaces in a more lifelike manner.
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Reading the dialogue between sex workers and clients was eye-opening, and I found myself pleasantly surprised by how polite clients tended to be to the person offering services.
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For example, nearly one-quarter of Planned Parenthood clients are under the age of 20, and 85033 percent of Planned Parenthood's clients receive services to prevent an unplanned pregnancy.
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In response to requests from clients, Jeremiah Hourihan, president of A.I.G.'s private client group, said the company created endorsements for existing clients to take their yachts to Rio.
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But he prepared clients now by selling into strength - when stocks repeatedly topped 52-week highs - reducing clients' overall equity percentage by 12 percent in the last seven months.
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I had a full practice, so I could work with clients who were best suited to my expertise, and these clients were engaged and enthusiastic about the therapy process.
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Okta, which counts corporate clients like Nordstrom and government clients like the U.S. Department of Justice, said that it's now going to let startups use its services for free.
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The former monopoly has been losing around 100,000 clients every month, or over 1 million clients last year to rivals, according to data by French energy market regulator CRE.
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" But the firm's website makes clear it's in business for its clients: "Our firm provides client-tailored strategy and guidance carefully designed to help our clients navigate our government.
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Align, Metro PR, and other power players in PR respond quickly to news events, help clients jump on social trends, and stand out for how they manage clients' crises.
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The newly formed wealth management business caters to clients with up to $25 million in assets; the private bank for ultra-wealthy clients is separate from the new unit.
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Instead, she'll advise clients of Mercury Public Affairs, which represents corporate clients such as Airbnb and AT&T, as well as foreign governments, including those of Qatar and Turkey.
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Clients need to know "this is the political reality of how this guy got elected," said a GOP lobbyist with foreign clients who also asked not to be named.
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U.S. clients were not sent mail about the accounts in the United States, as they insisted clients instead travel to Switzerland to conduct business related to them, prosecutors said.
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In several episodes, potential clients are told a "fund" was about to close or was "not accepting" any more new clients unless they buy in and pony up cash.
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As an industry, we've moved down from being key members of our clients' board to people who get clients' junior staff drunk at Cannes and talk about "likes" on Facebook.
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The former is designed to help financial advisors identify their highest value clients and more easily see which clients' portfolios are affected by a market shift or change in conditions.
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Credit Suisse's new Direct Banking would have about 1 million retail clients, 60,13 commercial clients, and more than 500 employees and would be run by Mario Crameri, Credit Suisse said.
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I send out invoices to all of my clients (total for first half of this month is $28,362) and send out reminders to clients who are late on paying me.
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Clients on the Plus account will receive one annual financial planning call with a team of advisers, while Premium clients will get unlimited access to human advice, the company said.
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But clients want to move more of their money into these kind of investments, according to Simon Smiles, UBS Wealth Management's chief investment officer for ultra high net worth clients.
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He has kept hubs in London and Hong Kong for trading and investment banking, which act as a conduit between foreign clients and America, and American clients and the world.
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"Morgan Stanley solicited clients to purchase single inverse ETFs in retirement and other accounts, the securities were held long-term, and many of the clients experienced losses," the SEC said.
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It's about how do we create the kinds of products and services and processes that not only meet the needs of our clients but exceed the needs of our clients.
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Xavier Caitucoli said the company, which supplies both residential and industrial clients, will also pursue its strategy of matching the power needs of its clients to its own production capacity.
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This is also true in the case of these antitrust-bending deals — surely the lawyers must have advised their clients of the real risks, and yet the clients plowed ahead.
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Moving Image & Content, which has clients including Birdies and Èsika, says it provides services like helping clients identify their audience and match their messages to the audience across marketing channels.
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"I make a living giving my clients advice, but this time I took the advice of one of my clients, who was all of 21 years old," Ms. Gordon said.
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The bank took actions to protect clients from the brunt of the crisis, including to purchase some illiquid securities from clients so these individuals would not suffer a cash crunch.
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During that time, my clients and the type of work I'm doing have evolved slightly, but overall, there has been more consistency than change: I write, and clients pay me.
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I got in touch with Ian Wallace, a psychologist who helps private clients understand their dreams and who is well aware of Dream Leaf through clients who have taken it.
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Average revenue per user (ARPU) climbed 0.5 percent, reflecting a 10 percent rise for data clients that partly offset a fall of 23.5 percent in ARPU for outgoing voice clients.
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To that end, Confrere's UX is tailored for professional-client calls, and enables professionals to receive multiple clients after each other without the risk of clients bumping into each other.
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Although Coinhive offers clients the ability to ask users to opt in, last year Mursch tweeted that the vast majority of Coinhive's clients were not using the opt-in feature.
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After coming out publicly as genderqueer through a personal essay, Liara has attracted more queer clients and has been able to open up about their gender to some existing clients.
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Advisors who develop a niche, like millennial clients, can set themselves apart from peers, especially in a digital world that allows advisors to reach clients across the globe, Anderson said.
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Fonsecca also "aged" companies for clients through the BVI—starting them up themselves on paper, then "selling" the paper shells to clients once they were four or five years old.
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At the Ritz in front of 150 people — most of them clients, or potential clients, the show featured his trademark precision cutting, intricate construction and sense of deep-pile luxe.
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United said the plan would take effect next year and would be required for all new employer clients, although existing clients would be permitted to continue under the older system.
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Successful candidates will be self-starters, with the ability to effectively juggle multiple clients and track the happenings and legislation of all clients and industries to which they are assigned.
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In one case, Esposito said the bank&aposs offering for quant clients had been lacking in recent years and that the bank planned to double its service to such clients.
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Moreover, it's driven by the belief that there is no substitute for time spent with clients, which is why they intentionally maintain an exceptionally low ratio of clients to counselor.
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"We fight incredibly hard for our clients, in court and in arbitration, and will only agree to a resolution when we believe it's in our clients' best interests," she said.
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Sincerely,[Your name]When asking for referrals, Agarwal suggested always being direct, humble, and polite — tell clients exactly what you're looking for in terms of types of clients and projects.
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"If a financial advisor has 400 clients and wants to engage with their clients' kids, that amounts to roughly three times the work and three times the cost," said Mallouk.
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Pete Buttigieg's clients: The Democratic presidential candidate released a list of nine clients from his time at McKinsey & Company, including Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and several federal agencies.
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"Clients just want to trade.... what clients are telling us in they like trading, they understand the risks, they don't need leverage imposed upon them," Cruddas told Reuters on Thursday.
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This, in Clement's mind, constitutes a live controversy between his clients and New York, because those clients presumably might want to grab some coffee on the way to practice shooting.
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Virtually all of the nearly two dozen sex workers interviewed for this story said they deal exclusively with US clients or that US clients make up 453–80% of their business.
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Cavalea typically checks in with his clients over the phone or via Skype each week or biweekly, sometimes more if one of his clients has a big event or business deal.
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Since her clients are located across the country, not needing to log in and out of separate dating app accounts lets her give clients undivided attention while also tricking location services.
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U.S. prosecutors improperly charged their clients in a single conspiracy indictment – and brought the case via a superseding indictment in the Sidoo case to steer their clients' cases to Judge Gorton.
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France's state-controlled monopoly EDF, which is losing around a 100,000 retail clients to rivals in the French market, has complained that its competitors were using anticompetitive methods to lure clients.
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"It seems we've been telling clients that rates are going higher forever, advising clients to stay short duration, " said Amy Hubble, a certified financial planner with Radix Financial in Oklahoma City.
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However, trainers often hesitate to experiment with personalized adaptations, especially for clients with disabilities, says Jared Ciner, the founder of SPIRIT Club, a gym which works almost exclusively with disabled clients.
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These days, Robinson spends roughly four to eight hours meeting with Cuddlist clients each month, plus an additional three hours per week working on her marketing strategy to acquire new clients.
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She's also the global lead partner for one of KPMG's premier clients, where she oversees 2,000 partners and professionals to address the front-and middle-office challenges of Fortune 500 clients.
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It offered generic descriptions of what they would theoretically do for clients, but didn't mention who its cyber "experts" are nor did it list any of its former or current clients.
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Although the media continues to state that the rule would require retirement advisers to "act in the best interests of their clients," it is in fact the opposite for most clients.
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As a result of the additional compliance requirement, foreign banks have shied away from U.S. clients — and there are U.S. banks that don't want their clients to reside overseas, said Minott.
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One concern is that the agencies that own data businesses, including IPG, Publicis, and Dentsu, might give preferential treatment to their own advertising clients and cut off access to non-clients.
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Unlike traditional software providers, the New York-based firm only charges its clients while the apps are actually being developed, so that clients can alter or remove anything they don't like.
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That's why after working with around 20 clients, I took everything I'd learned about how to help my clients get the best results and packaged it into my first digital course.
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The commissions came on top of fees the clients agreed to pay and despite written instructions to the bank's traders that the clients should not be charged trading commissions, prosecutors said.
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But although the funds' institutional clients were offered free management of their assets, retail clients continued to pay the same level of fee for five years, the FCA said on Wednesday.
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Opponents to the bill are concerned that it will create more sex trafficking—by driving workers outside for clients, or taking away their ability to find or screen new clients online.
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The businesses coached their clients to deceive United States immigration officials and pay indigent rates at hospitals to deliver their babies, even though many of the clients were wealthy, investigators said.
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For corporate clients, in March alone the bank "has extended more than $50 billion in outstanding loans to help those clients to build the cash they need to survive," Moynihan said.
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But the revolving door cases in the Trump administration generally involve individuals who had been retained by for-profit clients, and then took up matters that could benefit these former clients.
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Cambridge Analytica's clients "were simply treating the American population in the exact same way they would treat the Pakistani or Yemeni populations on projects for American or British clients," Wylie writes.
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"The galleries are the fair's clients, technically, but the collectors are the galleries' clients," said the contemporary collector Shelley Fox Aarons, an Upper West Side resident and New Museum board member.
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I allowed myself to outgrow clients by raising my rates regularly and dropping clients who couldn&apost keep up, only working for those who truly helped me achieve my income goals.
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"The target clients are domestic trading companies, state-owned enterprises and clients located in Southeast Asia who are currently using the LME or CME to hedge," it said in a note.
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But it said it had set aside $70 million to cover the costs, including paying taxes owed to the I.R.S. by clients who underpaid and directly reimbursing clients who had overpaid.
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Brody Jenner has zero doubt Kim Kardashian will one day be a great lawyer who skillfully represents her clients in court -- he just doesn't want to be one of those clients.
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Lawyers simply don't live anywhere near Lumpkin, and few are willing to take the hours-long trek to meet with clients—clients who, for the most part, can't afford their services.
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Most offshore wealth managers travel frequently to China for informal meetings with clients, but they are not allowed to either solicit onshore business or market widely offshore investments to onshore clients.
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He hasn't taken any new clients — for three years.
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"You'd look after clients – there was loyalty," he says.
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" I asked, "Are these clients in the Middle East?
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Its top clients include Netflix, Johnson & Johnson, and Box.
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Americans — companies and people — dominate the list of clients.
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The peers help clients navigate the system — sometimes instantly.
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For every $100 that Fidelity administers for clients, its sales (the sum total of the various kinds of fees it charges clients) have dropped from 39 cents to 28 cents since 2006.
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"Although market conditions in Q4 have been more challenging, net inflows have remained robust as clients continued to allocate to EM," said Peel Hunt analyst Stuart Duncan in a note to clients.
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"It's less about putting clients in one category or the other and more about just understanding that clients think differently," said Katherine Mauzy, principal for financial advisor talent acquisition at Edward Jones.
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"We are slightly disappointed by the company's revenue performance in North America and top clients and await more clarity from management on this," brokerage Emkay Research wrote in a note to clients.
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Financial advisors often think they are providing the best possible service to their clients by managing their time the way this advisor does, but they are lying to themselves and their clients.
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Rice said both existing and new clients have already chosen to adopt the net cost model next year, but he declined to estimate how many clients were expected to make the switch.
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The DoL rule requires anyone advising clients on their retirement accounts to act in the client's best interest and earn only "reasonable" compensation – and disclose information to clients about fees and conflicts.
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The company said at the time that he would be responsible for "building business opportunities for clients" as well as managing relationships with corporate directors, senior executives, institutional investors and private clients.
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And I'll tell you the part that does not make it hard: there is not a day that I don't talk to five clients, ten clients, and it is what we do.
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Merrill Lynch brokerage clients with historic positions in the Bitcoin Investment Trust fund can maintain them, but clients with fee-based advisory accounts have to sell their holdings, according to the memo.
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"You won't see her talking about her clients, because she will lose those clients," said Jonathan Wolfe, part of the legal team that represented Katie Holmes in her divorce from Tom Cruise.
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Interactive Brokers has also said its clients accounted for just over half of initial trading in the Cboe bitcoin futures contract, and is also allowing clients to trade the CME bitcoin futures.
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Cornish will be tasked with expanding the range of products that Gemini offers clients with the idea that over time, larger institutional clients such as hedge funds will be investing in cryptocurrencies.
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In both documents, the country is highlighted on world maps that specify the location of SCL clients, with one of the maps noting that the clients were for the firm's elections division.
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She lists some of Laura's high-profile clients over the years -- and there's a lot -- but her best lines come at the expense of Laura's opponents, and even one of her clients.
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Chicago's Agency EA, which organizes large-scale events for clients like MillerCoors, Hilton, and President Barack Obama, said it's shifted to virtual events and is advising clients on their post-coronavirus strategies.
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Unfortunately for her, she commences to attack the most irritating of her clients, Michelle Hansen, at the precise moment when Michelle and another of Anne-Line's clients are plotting to kill her.
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"I'm not losing clients, I'm losing business," said Ms. Bauccio, who lives in Dingmans Ferry, Pa., and has many elderly clients who are unable to clean their homes but have canceled anyway.
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Now his firm's clients may be able to do just that: the bank is considering providing clients access to CME's new Bitcoin product through its futures brokerage unit, according to the WSJ.
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The definitions of these differ across clients; some clients believe charitable contributions are discretionary, while Grubhub, Netflix, and country club dues are non-discretionary, and others would be horrified by that thought.
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The wealth manager took in 3.3 billion francs in new assets from clients, it said, offsetting the 1.3 billion francs in withdrawals made by clients in the wake of the BSI purchase.
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To counter this, banks "can transfer negative rates case by case onto big companies or some big clients", Mustier said, describing such clients as those with deposits of more than 100,000 euros.
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The new accounts help clients with their cash management needs, according to a Morgan Stanley executive, and also enable financial advisors to give more comprehensive advice based on their clients' financial situation.
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As a private bank, Falcon has an official minimum of 2 million Swiss francs for clients, but Vayloyan said the firm could consider clients with assets of more than several thousand francs.
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For large corporate clients, there could be ways to make up for costs without directly charging fees on their deposits, he said, such as coaxing clients to buy other fee-generating services.
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The bank is suspected of reporting suspicious transactions too late, or not at all, the prosecutors said, and of not properly investigating clients and holding on to suspicious clients for too long.
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Other former Biden staffers on K Street include Sudafi Henry, a lobbyist who represents clients such as Facebook, FedEx and PepsiCo; Tony Russo, the top lobbyist for T-Mobile; Jeffrey Peck, who lobbies for clients such as Deutsche Bank and Anheuser-Busch; and Chris Putala, a lobbyist whose clients include Comcast and T-Mobile, according to disclosure filings.
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Whale Rock's decision to turn away potential new clients comes as many hedge funds struggle to find profitable investment ideas and as several prominent managers are returning some or all capital to clients.
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She takes her clients through a series of presentations on historical rates of return and volatility, showing a range of possible outcomes if clients followed their same strategies during different eras of time.
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We're not changing our rules, or setting out to 'kill' 3rd party clients; but we are killing, out of operational necessity, some of the legacy APIs that power some features of those clients.
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"We want to assure your clients, again, that it is not Dr. Kupperman who contests your clients' constitutional claim," the attorney, Charles J. Cooper, wrote to the legal counsel for the House committee.
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Goldman Sachs is now giving clients access to Bloomberg data through its Marquee trading platform as it looks to increase its user base and make it a one stop shop for institutional clients.
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When sex workers are allowed to talk openly and freely about their clients, warn one another about bad dates, and screen clients online, they're unilaterally safer than when they're forced outdoors to work.
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Accordingly, we demand your client immediately delete the false and defamatory statements about my clients from her social media posts and that she issue a retraction and a sincere apology to my clients.
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Companies have to make this transition towards using social media, towards using apps and developing a seamless omni-channel experience for these younger clients if they are going to maintain them as clients.
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She also provides advice to clients out of state, and has noticed a pattern: For clients like hers, Southern and rural areas are unforgiving places for cases to come before family court judges.
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You'll also learn how to build your website so you can start marketing yourself to potential clients, and you'll learn one of the most critical skills a freelancer needs: how to charge clients.
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Clients connect to the servers as usual, but, by leveraging the excess computing and cloud resources found in many current hosts, MOTAG can quickly reassign clients to different servers based on simple criteria.
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We're not changing our rules, or setting out to "kill" 3rd party clients; but we are killing, out of operational necessity, some of the legacy APIs that power some features of those clients.
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The acquisition of Chicago-based PrivateBancorp, which focuses on commercial and high net worth clients, will give CIBC a platform for further U.S. expansion and provide its Canadian clients with U.S. banking services.
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Whatever the outcome, we will continue to serve our clients across multiple channels – community bank branches, advisor-led branches, FiNet, online and by phone - because our clients expect that from us Wells Fargo.
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Two clients of a now-closed New Mexico spa have tested positive for HIV, prompting the state health department to continue its push for previous clients to get tested for HIV and hepatitis.
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The draft law also prohibits any type of trading forum that sells to overseas clients - even if they do not offer binary options - without receiving a licence from the country where clients reside.
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There's no playbook or tool to measure the conversion rate of these consumers into long-term clients, and, unfortunately, most clients browsing Groupon are typically (and continuously) in search for price over quality.
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"It makes it a lot harder because you have clients who are anxious and don't want to be left out of conversations," said one Republican lobbyist who works for clients across various industries.
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"We try to get our clients to imagine that it's 24 hours before your organization was founded," said Ms. Love, whose clients include Habitat for Humanity, the Y.M.C.A. and Humber College in Toronto.
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Schumer is no stranger to having controversial clients, having advised Elliott Management, one of the more aggressive activist hedge funds, at a time when his firm's CEO clients may have raised their eyebrows.
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I STYLE FIXES MYSELF AND I HAVE CLIENTS WHO WILL COME FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS OR KIND OF SPECIFIC THINGS THEY ARE LOOKING FOR, AND THEN I HAVE OTHER CLIENTS THAT ARE MORE CONSISTENT.
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As Business Insider previously reported, one of Epstein's few named clients was Les Wexner, the CEO and founder of L Brands, while the rest of his "billionaire" clients remained confidential at Epstein's request.
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The company, which invests across a range of equity, debt, multi-asset and alternative funds for both institutional and retail clients, said existing institutional clients increased allocations across a broad range of strategies.
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Whatever the outcome, we will continue to serve our clients across multiple channels — community bank branches, advisor-led branches, FiNet, online and by phone — because our clients expect that from us Wells Fargo.
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In 2020, she hopes to earn even more by cultivating multiple high-quality "anchor clients" — these are clients freelancers consistently work for on an ongoing basis, rather than those with one-off needs.
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As a commercial real estate and office space firm, SquareFoot ultimately has to be able to meet with clients to view potential sites, and those clients need to be able to travel freely.
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After clients have transitioned out of the program, Ms. Perales will make a follow-up visit to help clients make their own meals and shop for healthy food that meets their dietary restrictions.
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We have to also know the major clients of some of our clients, so know your client's client is becoming increasingly something we look at and we have very established procedures for PEPs.
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" The spokesman added: "After receiving permission from the relevant clients, we have informed Mr. Buttigieg that he may disclose the identity of the clients he served while at McKinsey from 2007 to 2010.
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Joel Johnson, The Glover Park Group LLC Johnson is one of the go-tos for clients in a jam; beyond his advocacy work for domestic and foreign clients, he provides crisis communications services.
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Iberdrola expects to attract one million Italian clients by 2020 and is confident it will reach a market share of 5-7 percent, or 2-3 million clients, by 2023, the manager said.
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Before the law went into effect, Spellman explained, sex workers were able to find clients online as well as using message boards to compare notes about which clients were safe to work with.
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"We can further confirm that the clients Mr. Buttigieg described in his statement on Friday, December 6 are all of the clients he served during his time at McKinsey," the McKinsey spokesperson said.
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If Iowa Central opened a cheaper program, the suit contended, La' James would be "irreparably harmed by the loss of employees, members, clients, students, potential employees, potential clients, potential students" and other factors.
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Now this guy is no longer a member of Congress, but he supported my clients' interest — and the legislation my clients wanted eventually passed the House and Senate and was signed into law.
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Tour organisers have tended to book their clients into hotels.
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My shows began attracting many knowledgeable clients, including Dorothy Miller.
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Its clients include Under Armour, Twitch, Periscope, Medium and Stripe.
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Those who cut hair find richer clients who tip better.
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You can set up different rules depending on your clients.
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Either way, though, financial firms must keep serving their clients.
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When several investments failed to materialise, clients started asking questions.
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They forcefully take money from the clients or from us.
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Equity sentiment among clients was not yet "euphoric", he said.
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You have accolades from clients and coworkers filling your inbox.
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Kraus is holding conversations with clients who might be impacted.
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Herb first arrested one of Riggins's clients in November 2015.
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AFG's website says it has served more than 1,000 clients.
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Other clients include Ethiopia, Gabon, Republic of Congo and Zimbabwe.
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Until now we haven't had any complaints from our clients.
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He says his firm shares this advice with its clients.
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What assistance do Facebook employees embedded with advertising clients provide?
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Kreindler said he hopes to gain justice for his clients.
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Boursorama last reported 918,000 clients at the end of September.
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It is aiming to win 2 million of those clients.
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Mindy Weiss: I get my theme inspiration from my clients.
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She matched many of her salon clients to furry companions.
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Investment adviser staff use multiple devices to service their clients.
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I wasn't involved and he had other clients, No. 228.
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IBM clients in France include Orange Bank, SNCF and LVMH.
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Envoy Global's clients include Grubhub, CBS Interactive and Dow Jones.
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After several months of hustle, he picked up more clients.
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It's no longer Han Solo trying to swindle potential clients.
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Clients include pension funds, mutual funds, hedge funds and institutions.
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The fight for lucrative government clients has become particularly cutthroat.
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The industry should also educate its clients on responsible tourism.
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And several of her clients have heaped praise onto Bero.
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It counts major companies like Facebook among its business clients.
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It can also mean dramatically slashing costs for AMN clients.
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Translation: Many of her clients have arrived kicking and screaming.
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Mobile trading is becoming more common among TD Ameritrade clients.
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It's hard to imagine they won't have big clients soon.
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The way it works best for me is through clients.
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Yeah. Your most successful ... What do we call your clients?
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What's the secret to your strong bond with your clients?
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After multiple treatments, clients have that fresher look for longer.
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The percentage of clients loyal to Loop will be key.
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Defense lawyers said their clients are innocent of criminal wrongdoing.
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Target Market: MiFID II Eligible counterparties and professional clients only.
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In the past Florida's defenders have turned away clients, too.
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She uses the template below to communicate effectively with clients.
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AND WE ARE DOING A GREAT JOB FOR OUR CLIENTS.
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But, I don't know, maybe they were clients of Rudy.
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To date, Earnest has saved clients an average of $17,936.
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"Clients may not be disclosed at this time," it said.
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Like many sneaker resellers, Fresen's followers are also his clients.
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It's a means of communicating with coworkers, bosses, and clients.
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CVS, for example, retains about 97% of its employer clients.
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" CNN went with "Whistleblower accuses cybersecurity company of extorting clients.
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What's worse, I would have to find clients by myself.
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FTSE Russell's clients predominantly include asset managers and asset owners.
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The firm helps individual and organization clients with conservation easements.
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Meero has managed to attract 31,000 clients in 100 countries.
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"It seems like half their clients were gay," he said.
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Some of its clients include Major League Baseball, Box Inc.
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Word spread, and she started seeing more and more clients.
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Much of Adzic's impact on clients comes down to framing.
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Clients and transactions were to be screened for ethical shortcomings.
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IO's technology, clients and its team, including its data scientists.
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Verwater, who built all the Rotterdam port, are my clients.
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Uber, OpenTable, and Nordstrom are some of the company's clients.
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After the analysis, VoiceOps shares these insights with its clients.
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Israeli clients include Sheba Medical Center and Maccabi Healthcare Services.
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It is not illegal to work abroad for political clients.
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She helped book clients, schedule sessions and solicit new business.
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Nine clients have stayed there since its opening in March.
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I used to see four to five clients a day.
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I do makeup too, so I started doing more clients.
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It did not name the clients who make assault rifles.
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He has also reassured enterprise clients that WeWork is stable.
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It's also says around 40,000 new clients are joining weekly.
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Q can funnel that spending into expansion, acquiring more clients.
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Chain restaurants, the biggest clients, are launching more seasonal variations.
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Some ISIS clients could fetch up to $50,000, they said.
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What do all of your clients ask for tips on?
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"Attorneys struggle to have access to their clients," she said.
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It's getting back in touch with what end clients need.
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"I am agnostic about my clients' views," he told Gizmodo.
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"We are advising our clients not to overreact," he said.
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Sony's clients include Apple Inc and Samsung Electronics Co Ltd.
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It's prime hunting ground for potential connections, clients and customers.
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Clients have included Ford, MoneyGram, Nielsen, Sprint and Wells Fargo.
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If a loan is approved, clients sign the contract digitally.
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Risk consultants are busy warning clients to leave the country.
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Now it is about getting in front of new clients.
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Their access to certain clients, income, and opportunities would change.
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Clients want to work with people who have proven records.
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A tarot reader assesses the character of her clients first.
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When the edifice collapsed clients lost homes and retirement savings.
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Clients still will be charged a 20 percent performance fee.
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Each has a caseload of maybe 40 clients at once.
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Founded in 1999, SecureWorks has 4,200 clients in 59 countries.
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Another said clients appreciate Amazon is a seamless shopping experience.
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Sometimes we'll suggest things, other times clients will make requests.
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Will clients stick with us or is the game over?
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We apply robots to all operations and communication to clients.
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The company is one of their clients, not their employer.
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His clients are not yet certain of their next steps.
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Other agents rely on extensive conversations to help their clients.
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They attract new clients by providing access to their networks.
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The company has attracted 20 clients so far, including OVH.
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The clients should know [the reality] behind these people's lives.
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The second is how their clients will respond to Brexit.
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It's obvious our efforts made no difference for our clients.
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Our clients were trying to game the system, he reasoned.
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We have American lawyers flying down to Mexico coaching clients.
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Clients pay a premium to be featured on her website.
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The Hammonds' own lawyer disassociated his clients from the group.
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But Wixen says those rights didn't include its clients' work.
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Banks said their inquiries from clients had gone up recently.
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In our case, we have a lot of banking clients.
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The S banker patiently services clients and builds trusting relationships.
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Either way, her clients want to deal with her specifically.
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Four days a week, Bonnie sees clients from 9 a.m.
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And these firms count major corporations and cities as clients.
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You might do this at first to attract new clients.
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Its clients pay it a fee per employee per month.
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"Most of the time there are no clients," she says.
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Industry has onboarded some impressive clients, like Disney and MGM.
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Companies like Qantas and Airbnb were among the first clients.
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Disclosure: Point View clients and Petrides have holdings in Alphabet.
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I mean, how much more diverse can my clients be?
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Moscow travel agencies offer these kinds of clients special entertainments.
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And there's also a transparency problem for clients, they said.
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Clients include the United Nations, Red Cross, Google and Mashable.
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Some trainers (falsely) see disabled clients as unique liability risks.
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Clients in those two countries were told that between Jan.
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There is an exception, however, when clients make unreasonable demands.
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Jaeger says that Hala will be picky about its clients.
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Big clients include mining giants Anglo American and BHP Billiton.
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My imagination is my favorite coping mechanism for difficult clients.
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I work for myself, so I only see my clients.
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"I see how he approaches clients," Ravinder says of Copulsky.
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Some of its biggest clients include Unilever and Procter & Gamble.
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Hopkins assesses clients' happiness and finances when creating retirement projections.
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EditorsNote: resending to ensure delivery to all clients; Updates 1.
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He's known for going above and beyond for exacting clients.
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NAFA stated in a letter to its clients on Nov.
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I said, okay, I'm going to have this many clients.
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Then, he noticed one of his clients acting unusually difficult.
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If we give them that they will remain our clients.
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" Jane Green vehemently disagrees: "How do the police find clients?
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Citi's Institutional Clients Group advised the bank on the deal.
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Many companies work with clients and suppliers in multiple currencies.
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Troublesome alpha clients, on the other hand, constantly change lawyers.
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Disclosure: Harbor Advisory owns shares of GE for most clients.
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Which they never would have been found by big clients.
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Its clients include Alibaba and rival e-commerce firm JD.com .
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His clients were not happy to learn this, he said.
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We are suing because our clients got cancer from Roundup.
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CPAs are helping clients manage their expectations this tax season.
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They later added this as an option for their clients.
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DISCLOSURE: Starbucks and Amgen are banking clients of Goldman Sachs.
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Many financial advisors are urging clients to take the initiative.
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Both employ financial advisers who work with mass affluent clients.
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I was keeping the company rolling and keeping clients happy.
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"Clients are definitely spooked by (Trump's) executive orders," said Walker.
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For her pension clients, that means negotiating lower fees directly.
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They come from clients across the vast Lone Star State.
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"Clients have given me Xanax or Valium," Cynthia tells me.
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For other clients, advisors recommend they explore their charitable side.
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"It's part of what clients need help with," Fait said.
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My clients liked me but I never really felt satisfied.
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Clients already include PWC, L'Oreal, Danone, Mars, Schlumberger, and Citibank .
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As businesspeople, they should know that their clients will, too.
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"Risks have increased," Subramanian said in a note to clients.
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But this is strippers at Scores ripping off their clients.
|
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The number of clients requesting home tours jumped 12 percent.
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"Increasingly my clients are getting younger and younger," he said.
|
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On the consulting side, it tells clients what to do.
|
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Another Upper East Side location caters more to nonworking clients.
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It has clients in over 100 marketplaces around the world.
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I often hear clients talk about having a trusted advisor.
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We have grown both in terms of clients and assets.
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That discourages businesses to push their clients to these platforms.
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The company will also market its product to Indigenous clients.
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The sales staff, in turn, told clients, Nomura has said.
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We asked some hair stylists about their biggest nightmare clients.
|
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Some clients have not had the patience to stick around.
|
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And Ron, meanwhile, taking care of a ton of clients.
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KS) is quietly reassuring anxious clients including Apple Inc (AAPL.
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"Some clients will be concerned, others won't be," Kang said.
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Clients, the firm says, remain untroubled by the current hullabaloo.
|
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"It is a hassle to open multiple clients," Diaz said.
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This is worrisome for clients for at least two reasons.
|
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It is now fighting to retain clients and key staff.
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Her clients include Emily Blunt, Kiernan Shipka, and Lily James.
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Sweeney declined to discuss details about the clients he represents.
|
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Lawyers help clients with a broad range of legal matters.
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Epoch managed $33.1 billion for clients as of Sept. 30.
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In both conflicts, rival regional powers are arming local clients.
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Fewer clients have meant more cargoes for PDVSA's closest allies.
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Like other consultancy, it will charge clients by the hour.
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Other clients were at risk of foreclosure for other reasons.
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I also prefer to use the word 'clients' over 'patients.
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IBM Sweden says it never comments on relations with clients.
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"The majority of our clients are still hesitating," he says.
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The company also provides security services for its telecom clients.
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He consults with clients on tax reporting and compliance services.
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" Like all of Dariani's clients, Kongphan is a "variety streamer.
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But Mr. Nesmith sees his clients as a possible exception.
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She and the ladies from Chez Ninon sent clients over.
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I have seen this firsthand with some of my clients.
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They have recently warned their clients to heighten their defenses.
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In court, the men were sometimes mistaken for their clients.
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We each had to tend to 30 clients a night.
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"Most of her clients worked during the week," Johnson explains.
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We remain committed to meeting the needs of our clients.
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It's something she teaches her clients on a regular basis.
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Demand is growing as clients want to increasingly invest responsibly.
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Mainland clients increased by about the same percentage, he added.
|
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The picture changes once clients start families or create businesses.
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It works on 6,213 projects each year for 212,21 clients.
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Lawyers for both defendants have said their clients will testify.
|
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That robo was geared towards UBS' Wealth Advice Center clients.
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Its clients include UEFA, the European soccer league, and FIFA.
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"Representatives value when their clients are working," Ms. Wasser said.
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Days begin early and end late, and clients are only
|
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American designers projected what they wanted their clients to wear.
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Originally, they were meant to help corporate clients avoid fraud.
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FactSet had 4,744 clients at the end of the quarter.
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"Not just for our clients, but for our campaign." video
|
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Baron Capital manages nearly $26 billion on behalf of clients.
|
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"That was not necessarily meeting their clients' needs," he said.
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Her clients come through referrals or her social media accounts.
|
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At Daly's studio, the ombré brow treatment costs clients $1,200.
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These lawyers are shortchanging their clients and padding their fees.
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The welcome packet details how The 3% Movement assesses clients.
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To invest, clients need a minimum balance of just $500.
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With the clients Chong sees, this is usually a breakup.
|
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Industry executives said insurance companies drop clients all the time.
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Answers client questions, establishes strong relationships with stakeholders and clients.
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Commercial banks could compete more effectively and better serve clients.
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"The clients we serve have become very diverse, very quickly."
|
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Orbis's clients are mostly businesses or law firms representing corporations.
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Where can I give the best price to my clients.
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Prospective clients must complete a form detailing their ideal match.
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Since they were clients, he declined to disclose their names.
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The company is one of Allon Advocacy's first lobbying clients.
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He said his clients pursued the lawsuit for two reasons.
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Past McKinsey clients include Enron, Purdue Pharma, and Saudi Arabia.
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And with Postbank we have more than 20 million clients.
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Mr. Altman, Evercore's founder, will also continue to advise clients.
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Most clients recoup upfront costs after a year or two.
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"Clients are typically surprised and I'm never frustrated with myself."
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It also helps build businesses for clients, including a restaurant.
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Now, he has about five to 10 clients a day.
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The bank says more than 4,000 clients have lodged complaints.
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I think from our core clients it was very positive.
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BI: You said with your clients it was mostly positive.
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"Not clients of mine," Giuliani said in a text message.
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Its international operations focus largely on serving Dutch clients abroad.
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Companies use our products for clients, prospects and employee recognition.
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I encourage my clients to create space and slow down.
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Some survey respondents cited weakness in orders from Chinese clients.
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GYMGUYZ has 45 locations with 4,000 clients in 11 states.
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They have no idea whether their clients are paying taxes.
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Our primary focus, as always, remains serving our clients' needs.
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Even so, he worries about the risks of clients defaulting.
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Indeed, it is one of Sophie Hallette's top five clients.
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Banco Santander refused to comment on affairs involving its clients.
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Cynthia Cherish Malaran, 210, is one of Mr. Galinsky's clients.
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And his clients acknowledge that the efforts are long shots.
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S. and global equity strategies for institutional and intermediary clients.
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"Some clients don't know what they want," Nin told me.
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Immuta also services public sector clients including the U.S. Government.
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My favorite clients aren't the youngest or the most attractive.
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She explains that clients come from all kinds of backgrounds.
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Our clients know we're always here and we know everybody.
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"How long will it take?" demand managers, clients, and executives.
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"We have informed and warned all concerned clients," Bartsch said.
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Before Bartsch's confirmation, Motherboard contacted multiple Citycomp clients on Monday.
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We have a consistent funnel of clients who call us.
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As such, clients often view me as outside general counsel.
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But for Patel's clients, this is still a vast improvement.
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And of course, DreamQuark doesn't share data between different clients.
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Big clients include the likes of GE, Adobe and Uber.
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Giuliani said he never discusses his other clients with Trump.
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His clients were pharmaceutical companies whose products were being faked.
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One of Kimani's clients and their driver were also killed.
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The company wants to convert casual website visitors into clients.
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Game engines, by contrast, let clients wander wherever they like.
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While defense lawyers often advise clients against such interviews, Mrs.
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NAMES LIKE KELLOGG AND GENERAL MILLS, YOUR CLIENTS, AND MONDOLEZ.
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Doing so helps him keep his clients' portfolios allocated properly.
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They can't offer their clients "exclusive" access to hot deals.
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We find suburbanites with spare bedrooms to host our clients.
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Sometimes clients will talk about their recent breakup, or divorce.
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There are jobs and industries that work constantly with clients.
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This cycle, the outfit's clients include McConnell and Maine Sen.
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So when clients spend less, agencies make less, Shackelford said.
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Needless to say, his clients were not the ones complaining.
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"We see clients lose to a cash offer," she said.
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We are the weird clients for every other tax place.
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This has increased Asian suppliers' pricing power over European clients.
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Our clients are the V.V.I.P.s, so they expect something unique.
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" He reported that all of his clients have been "safe.
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It has 20 million clients and 5,000 points of sale.
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We spoke often by phone, working together for our clients.
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At first, M.R.F.F. supported three or four clients a month.
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Mood swings are common among clients with developmental disabilities too.
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"Our clients are getting locked up every night," Charlton said.
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Many of my clients are men who have hurt women.
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Clients are coming to the city from Nashville this weekend.
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He builds websites and apps for a variety of clients.
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Then the clients dried up, as foreigners fled the country.
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"They're terrified," Ms. McDaniel said of her diaper bank's clients.
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Mr. Noreika's request echoed some of his former clients' concerns.
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"We're no longer able to represent these clients in person."
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HSBC had repeatedly been penalized for helping clients launder money.
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He said none of his clients were feeling entirely better.
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Divorce also has made him more compassionate with his clients.
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Some have confiscated money belonging to clients based in Iran.
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First, services could be dislocated as clients and providers adjust.
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"More and more, the clients try to negotiate," she says.
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Many banks came clean, divulging their clients to American authorities.
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He sleeps with his clients, and he winds up poor.
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Lauw's clients were mostly women, many in the tech industry.
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Clients seek Mr. Sorino's knowledge on a range of issues.
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These clients lived in a very small apartment in Manhattan.
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He will focus on "key clients" from the London office.
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Their two major clients were the Brexit and Trump campaigns.
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The banks then sold bonds against these mortgages to clients.
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She said her clients would gain strength from the protests.
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If three or five clients ask for the same thing . . .
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His clients' lives, like most lives here, were in disarray.
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But I really enjoy going back home to my clients.
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Pagnato is telling clients not to do that, he said.
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You have clients in tech and finance and other sectors.
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With higher sales, her clients have increased their ad budgets.
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"These issues still exist," Rasgon told clients in a note.
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Extorting producers and clients will lose both of them money.
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The last clients of the day finished off their looks.
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"It tells clients 'I'm in this with you,'" she said.
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"It was starting to get weird with clients," she says.
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I spend the day nannying and meeting with ABA clients.
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We have 130 clients whose financial lives depend on us.
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Mr. Blalock ran through the firm's clients, an assorted group.
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The key was a gift from one of my clients.
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Its clients includes Farfetch, Marks & Spencer, boohoo, and Tommy Hilfger.
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Its other clients also were not immediately available for comment.
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Defense lawyers said their clients were innocent of criminal wrongdoing.
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We do not own the assets our clients invest in.
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Tell that to the countless clients I have worked with.
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Already, many are receiving multiple messages each day from clients.
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Then there are the accountants who work with elderly clients.
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This is how I think my clients saw things, too.
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"Therapists have access to information that clients don't," she said.
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"Our clients are between 22019 to 210," Ms. Nouri said.
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At least one of Mr. Mann's private clients was impressed.
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He didn't have to look far for new clients, though.
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Tehran has even helped its Iraqi clients quell the unrest.
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What type of clients do you love to work with?
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Those clients now make up 40 percent of WeWork's business.
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Goldman Sachs is advising clients not to count Sanders out.
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Agents said the vast majority of their clients are Indonesian.
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Corliss says his Florida snowbird clients deal with this extensively.
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It can also help make their clients' lives more convenient.
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"My clients don't want the pipeline at all," he said.
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He and his young clients want to go to trial.
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Everything the firm does is guided by clients' best interests.
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It exonerates our clients and helps us bring them justice.
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Flight Centre said in a letter to clients dated Nov.
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The app works by connecting therapists with clients seeking help.
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Clients include couples who want lacquer rings for wedding bands.
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The app connects 13,000 professional drivers with 1.5 million clients.
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Active clients came in line with estimates at 2.93 million.
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Its clients include Childish Gambino and the electronic producer Deadmau5.
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"We didn't want to be under clients' thumbs," he said.
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His goal is to get clients the lowest possible sentence.
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Now publicists pitch the show to feature their celebrity clients.
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She also works with clients globally to spread her reach.
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And it's been working well for the startup's first clients.
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It is not clear what Mr. Cohen delivered for clients.
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Longtime clients are coming in with gifts and food, crying.
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"Clients can get investments for [0.25% or 0.5%]," said Hennessy.
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Citi serves more than 16 million clients in the region.
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Hadnagy trains clients and law enforcement on the latest threats.
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What are the weirdest requests you've ever gotten from clients?
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They emphasize perfecting soft skills to build trust with clients.
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I see my clients at this part of the night.
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Currently, he sees about three or four clients a week.
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Agencies can also allocate productions to each of their clients.
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Potential clients were knocking down his door, he told me.
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These clients effectively became members of staff under the scheme.
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Clients Financial advisers cannot be all things to all people.
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Many of Desseilles's clients shifted their buying away from Europe.
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"Most of my clients are paying full freight," she said.
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Perhaps he is ready now to apologize to my clients.
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Technology provides more opportunity for touches between advisors and clients.
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It's a comforting barbershop cacophony for most of the clients.
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Among her clients were Janis Joplin, Grace Slick and Cher.
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Thereafter he concentrated on issues and clients related to energy.
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Like his clients, they want answers he does not have.
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The company has 1,400 clients and more than 250,000 users.
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She has a salubrious and encouraging effect on her clients.
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That includes both premade designs and custom designs for clients.
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Stitch Fix's active clients matched analyst estimates at 3.4 million.
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Those clients have been trading less, representing revenue to Goldman.
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Bankers report a surge in wealthy clients opening accounts elsewhere.
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Bankers serving Chinese clients could be stationed on the mainland.
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Roberge leverages technology to communicate with current and potential clients.
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And the bank was "underweighted" to other types of clients.
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Neither attorney has made their clients available for an interview.
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"Our guidance to clients is to start preparing," she said.
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The funds he manages struggled and clients yanked their money.
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Maksutova and Buznik were allocated the equities desk's Russian clients.
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Buttigieg later disclosed that he had two clients in 2008.
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They have an additional 30 clients on a waiting list.
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Phantom's clients included serious organized crime groups around the world.
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"Clients want pieces much quicker than ever before," she said.
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Boston Dynamics has started leasing Spot out to select clients.
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Build a real business, find real revenue, have real clients!
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In the busy summer, she has two clients a day.
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Clients expect a youthful man in his line of work.
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He sold customized versions of the hacking tool to clients.
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We try to create those sharing moments for our clients.
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Other clients included a hair salon and a Pilates studio.
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Some strategists recommend that clients keep some extra cash ready.
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Regulation gives users and institutional clients the confidence to invest.
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Boras deflected questions about Cole, one of his other clients.
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In fact they may only have a handful of clients.
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Its clients are mainly suppliers to public hospitals and municipalities.
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IBM Sweden says it never discusses its dealings with clients.
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Clients are struggling to better understand increased risk and uncertainty.
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Be wary of merely referring clients out to a lawyer.
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So we try to work hard to invite those clients.
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The hardest clients will find homes, not just the easiest.
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"Having a great relationship with clients is critical," said Smith.
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The combined company will serve more than 24 million clients.
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But he offered another service to his clients as well.
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After hours to clear customs, her clients made it out.
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Other clients followed, including Kraft Foods and Sears, Roebuck & Company.
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Today, he represents clients who are at risk of deportation.
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So I make sure to keep all my clients happy.
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