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receipt

[ri-seet] / rɪˈsit /




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The Innovation ETF and Next Generation Internet ETF bought a combined $16.3 million worth of the ecommerce giant’s American depositary receipts on a Monday and on the Wednesday they surged more than 8%.

From Barron's

The Innovation ETF and Next Generation Internet ETF bought a combined $16.3 million worth of the ecommerce giant’s American depositary receipts on a Monday and on the Wednesday they surged more than 8%.

From Barron's

If you're the one giving the present, you can make life easier for the recipient if you include a receipt.

From BBC

Instead, it reappears as a return receipt, a donation bag, or—an additional cost—an obligation to wear the sweater at least once in my presence.

From The Wall Street Journal

In fact, the receipt of benefits has often been used to classify an individual as “retired.”

From MarketWatch