The stock fee is paid in stock of the company in which the borrower is exercising stock.

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C. filings, Jericho State Capital was paid a ninety-thousand-dollar fee, plus stock warrants, for making the introduction.

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In a blah quarter for the stock market the company posted solid fee income, upped its annuity sales and reported asset inflows.

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The purveyor was a stock-picking service that, for a fee, provided buy recommendations and, less frequently, sell recommendations.

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Brickman says the contingency fee also has perverse effects similar to stock options, which drove executives to fudge the numbers in order to increase their pay.

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This could help the company improve its average fee per subscriber, which is a sensitive stock driver for Netflix.

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In turn, customers know that the shop must then buy its stock from a local supplier, or pay a 3% fee to convert the Bristol Pound back into sterling.

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The rise came on membership growth and premium and fee rate increases, as well as cost cuts and stock buybacks.

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Before an investor can short a stock, he is supposed to borrow the shares and pay a broker or stockholder a fee.

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Headhunter commissions, once limited to a one-time fee equal to one-third of the recruit's annual salary, have morphed to include stock options and warrants as well.

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