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bonanza

noun as in windfall

Strongest matches

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The most frequent analogy analysts draw with the current bonanza in all things AI-related is the dot-com boom and bust of the late 1990s, early 2000s.

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Big Tech’s existential battle for AI dominance is shaping up to be an unprecedented bonanza for alternative assets.

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Returning some or all of that money — depending on what the Supreme Court decides — might well be a mess, as well as a bonanza for lawyers.

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Still, companies are largely rewarded for their connection to the AI bonanza.

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The location is near a bonanza of sports enterprises that have sprung up in recent years, including a Topgolf entertainment complex and the training facility and headquarters of the Los Angeles Chargers football team.

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