Big brokerages and emerging disruptors alike dipped into savings as revenues declined late last year. Industry analyst Mike DelPrete spoke exclusively to Intel about the options at their disposal.
Source: Inman News
Mike DelPrete on the perils of hurting for cash in a down market
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