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binge

[binj] / bɪndʒ /


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Occasionally using it as deal currency, he oversaw a massive $78 billion buyback binge for almost 13% of its shares that ended two years ago.

From The Wall Street Journal

All eight episodes premiere at once, the better to binge them, and having stayed up until 2 a.m. doing just that, I can tell you it’s not hard, and hard not to do.

From Los Angeles Times

Part Jason Bourne, part “Scenes From a Marriage,” it’s a quick and intense binge.

From MarketWatch

“No sense feeling strapped after this buying binge.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The rest of Meta’s shareholders must now weigh how long the AI building binge can last if Meta can no longer pay for it without continually tapping the debt markets.

From The Wall Street Journal