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Deck

In futures and options, an informal term for open orders. Brokers have a deck they attempt to fill at the desired prices. A deck is the equivalent of a book on the equity market.

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Through the lawsuit, Deckers is seeking an injunction as well as punitive damages.

Walmart, Target Sued Over Alleged Copycat Ugg Boots

The new app and online report integrate Aircraft Cost Evaluator, Conklin & de Decker's flagship product for more than 30 years, with key performance data and imagery from the company's powerful Aircraft Performance Comparator.

Conklin & de Decker relaunch aircraft data delivery platform

"Bessie Decker has been all of these things and more," Barbera added.

Decker steps down as clerk of Md.'s top court

Instead of letting emotion rule, retirees and those approaching retirement need to rely on math and logic, Decker says.

Fear, greed financial hazards of emotional investing

"Chris, Michael, James and Josh bring a breadth of expertise across Asian markets that further establishes us as the only U.S.-based boutique brokerage covering all of Asia," said Mark Decker.

Asia Broker Decker & Co expands New York and Asia Offices with Three 20-year Asia Market Veterans and Dedicated Frontier Coverage

According to the service operator, Taipei Double Decker sightseeing tours are expected to attract 15,000 riders per month and accomplish the break-even point in 2018, buoyed by the incentives regarding ticket price discounts and bus schedule adjustment.

Taipei Double Decker offers lower fare deals for Taiwanese travelers

"The Decker is providing in-demand residential inventory for the area, which we expect will only increase in popularity.

Court Square condo makes a big splash: Kora Developers

In March 2015, the Supreme Court entered a show cause order why it should not approve the JQCs findings and recommended discipline for Decker of a 90-day suspension without pay and a public reprimand.

Supreme Court suspends Judge Decker for six months

Decker gives extensive attention to de Certeau and Marcuse, so the reader can expect a clear explanation of "how the structurally obscured transmission of radical critiques takes place" (10), as well as the arguments of Marcuse that inform the book as a whole.

Decker, Mark E. Industrial Society and the Science Fiction Blockbuster: Social Critique in Films of Lucas, Scott and Cameron

Budd, barefoot, pulled in front of race-leader Decker.

Was she tripped? 32 years since THAT Olympic fall in which Zola Budd may have cost Mary Decker medal; At the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, runners Zola and Mary were competing for gold but an ill-placed foot left them both medal-less

And while doping might be the controversy this year, 32 years ago today, long-distance British runner Zola Budd found herself at the centre of an international storm over whether or not she tripped World Champion Mary Decker in the 1984 Olympic Games hosted in Los Angeles.

A time when drugs weren't an issue...but tripping made the headlines; BUDD AND DECKER CAUSED CONTROVERSY IN 1984

Investors Real Estate Trust (NYSE: IRET), an equity real estate investment trust, has said that it has appointed Mark Decker Jr.