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hold

[hohld] / hoʊld /










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That work offers a glimpse into what the future of business software could hold—one in which AI agents replace much of the software’s functionality.

From The Wall Street Journal

There’s also Nina in Atwater, which holds a variety of gatherings including a monthly series that focuses on mindfulness called “Be Here Now: Simple Tools for an Everyday Nervous System Reset.”

From Los Angeles Times

However, he hinted that the Sunshine State never held the same allure for him that it does for his fellow billionaires, adding: “I’m like, dude! Why so much Florida action? Come on, homies.”

From MarketWatch

They cannot hold the RMD if the rest of the account is transferred, nor can funds leave the account until the required distribution is taken.

From MarketWatch

U.S. futures were down as a risk-off mood took hold of markets.

From The Wall Street Journal