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chain

[cheyn] / tʃeɪn /




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Botswana's bid underscores its belief that it must manage the resource, which contributes about a third of its GDP, in order to capture more of the value chain and secure its economic future.

From Barron's

She cautions that the advertising muscle and buying power of the large chains makes it harder for smaller outfits to succeed "because the market is not growing".

From BBC

The maker of cosmetics and skin-care products has “an incredibly nimble supply chain” and is capable in some instances of going from idea to retailers’ shelves in as little as nine weeks, Wagner said.

From MarketWatch

“Obviously, there’s real usage coming from model companies like OpenAI and Anthropic. … But at the end of the chain, who are the customers?”

From MarketWatch

After being laid off in a restructuring, she landed a job as marketing director for a food chain, a faster-paced role overseeing frequent restaurant openings.

From The Wall Street Journal