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matter

[mat-er] / ˈmæt ər /








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Morgan analyst David Karnovsky wrote last week that he doesn’t think Disney will address any leadership succession during Monday’s earnings call, but he does expect “resolution of this matter over the very near-term.”

From Barron's

After that, the unresolved matters are the company’s right to compensation and the amounts Panama might owe.

From The Wall Street Journal

No matter how the administration eventually spins it, what you need to know is that, by my eye, not one person in my theater was there because they were genuinely anticipating the film.

From Salon

Policy uncertainty taking on a bigger role in the eyes of investors doesn’t mean that macroeconomic fundamentals — such as economic growth, business cycle and corporate earnings — no longer matter.

From MarketWatch

Taking on new debt locks you into fixed payments at a time when flexibility matters most.

From MarketWatch