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merge

[murj] / mɜrdʒ /


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After years of disruption for golf, LIV and the PGA Tour tentatively agreed to merge in 2023, but those efforts have yet to be finalized years later, and could still face antitrust roadblocks.

From MarketWatch

Berkshire Hathaway purchased Baltimore’s Hochschild-Kohn department store in 1966 — it was sold three years later — through a company called Diversified Retailing that later merged with the conglomerate.

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Budget air carriers Allegiant and Sun Country Airlines will merge, the companies said Sunday, the latest move toward consolidation in a heavily competitive industry.

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Budget air carriers Allegiant and Sun Country Airlines will merge, the companies said Sunday, the latest move toward consolidation in a heavily competitive industry.

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While an antigenic drift occurs gradually, a shift is sudden and involves two strains merging genetic material, spontaneously creating a new strain entirely.

From Salon