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firm

[furm] / fɜrm /






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He named the firm after citrinitas, a stage of alchemy that most people forgot about.

From MarketWatch

It is the latest step as the CMA starts enforcing the Digital Markets, Competition, and Consumer bill; a relatively new U.K. law intended to curb the market power of dominant tech firms.

From The Wall Street Journal

In recent months the company agreed to sell a majority stake of its China business to a Chinese private-equity firm, and closed hundreds of U.S. cafes.

From The Wall Street Journal

The company also said it plans to set up an "AI solutions firm" in the United States, committing $10 billion, and is weighing investments in innovative US companies.

From Barron's

Venture capital entered the modern age after World War II, with the founding of firms dedicated to using investor money in search of “home runs” in emerging industries.

From Barron's