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basic

[bey-sik] / ˈbeɪ sɪk /


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The tech sector has struggled to start the year, but surges in basic materials, energy and industrial stocks have helped the broader market continue to rise toward records.

From The Wall Street Journal

He said the company expects to go from about 80% of its customers buying the lowest fares down to about half or less buying a “very basic product.”

From MarketWatch

Even if some customers see the shift as a money-grab, she said, they still have the option to fly at lower costs with a basic fare.

From The Wall Street Journal

Only under these extreme conditions can stable quantum states form inside qubits, the basic units of quantum information.

From Science Daily

Along with the move away from open seating, Southwest over the past year has introduced more fees, basic economy fares and seats with extra legroom.

From MarketWatch