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fret

[fret] / frɛt /




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Investors have fretted over the higher costs associated with Intuit’s artificial-intelligence spending, although the TurboTax maker has largely resisted the “AI eating software” narrative due to its successful integration of AI tools.

From Barron's

Yes, it’s not unreasonable to fret about the influencer content dominating smartphones, but the flip side is that exponentially more people know how to measure in real time what’s connecting with an audience.

From Los Angeles Times

Surya thinks that the BOJ won’t fret over the recent weakness in economic activity and remains in a good position to resume tightening in the coming months.

From The Wall Street Journal

Investors likely were fretting about a slew of deals the enterprise software company has made as it looks to better position itself in AI.

From Barron's

The US central bank lowered rates in each of its last three policy meetings -- bringing them to a range between 3.50 percent and 3.75 percent -- as officials fretted about the cooling jobs market.

From Barron's