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rout

[rout] / raʊt /




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An update from a small logistics company sparked a rout in trucking stocks this past week, with investors worried that shippers would be the next industry disrupted by new AI tools.

From The Wall Street Journal

The London Stock Exchange Group—which sold off heavily in recent sessions on a broader rout for data providers—gained 3.6% on reports of activist investor interest.

From The Wall Street Journal

The London Stock Exchange Group—which sold off heavily in recent sessions on a broader rout of data providers—gains 3.6% on reports of activist investor interest.

From The Wall Street Journal

The historic swing began on Feb. 2, just as a rout in software stocks — dubbed “the Saaspocalypse” by some, a reference to the term “software as a service” — was starting to pick up steam.

From MarketWatch

Super Bowl LX was dominated by the Seattle Seahawks defense in their rout over the New England Patriots — but prediction markets are emerging as another of the night’s big winners.

From MarketWatch