Why is the Irish Independent’s IBTimes app offering an intermediary commission?

IBTimes is offering an IBTimes intermediary commission for the sale of an app.

This means that IBTimes, like many apps, will charge a commission to the app developer of the app for commissioning the app.

IBTimes has not released any details about the commission it will charge to the apps developer.

The IBTimes App is available for iPhone, iPad and Android.

IB Times app for iPhone has a 1% commission, and IB Times for Android has a 0.5% commission.

IBtimes has been running its IBTimes Intermediary Commission (ICIC) since March 2017.

IBimes Intermediaries commission has been established to protect the interests of users of the IBTimes apps and services, the IB Times brand, and the IB News platform.

The ICIC has been in place since the launch of the mobile apps of the website in February 2017.

It is also in place to protect IBTimes brand.

In addition to this, IB Times has also launched an IB Times App for iPad.

This will allow users to create their own IB Times apps with IB Times branding.

The apps will be accessible via the app store.

The new app will also include the IBNews.com API and an app store for news publishers to develop their apps.

The app is available in the App Store, Google Play, Amazon Appstore, Windows Store and Apple App Store.

Users can access IB Times via their IB Times account.

The App Store and Google Play versions of the new app are available on the Apple Appstore and the Windows Store.

The news app has a single story that has the IBtimes logo and is published every week.

It will be available on both iOS and Android, with iOS versions available on June 1 and Android versions available June 2.

This new app can also be used for the IB news and IBTimes mobile app.

Users have also the option of purchasing IB Times through a credit card.