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grow

[groh] / groʊ /


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Wall Street has sought to capitalize on crypto’s popularity by launching a growing array of exchange-traded funds and derivatives linked to bitcoin and other popular tokens.

From The Wall Street Journal

The sisters have always been said to be close to the Prince of Wales and Duke of Sussex and have shared what it is like to grow up in the limelight.

From BBC

Owning shares at around that valuation level is a solid bet as long as one can envision that profits will grow and that expectations will grow, too.

From Barron's

Given the slowdown the industry has seen post-COVID and the growing number of international productions, Los Angeles film activity was down 13.2% from July through September 2025 when compared with the same period last year.

From Los Angeles Times

"If you look at the women's game you have just over 5,000 playing professionally across Europe now which is growing at an amazing rate," he said.

From BBC