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boost

[boost] / bust /








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“The potential to boost Venezuelan production hinges on capital, which in turn depends on political stability and likely requires guarantees from the U.S. government.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The chain is closing some North American restaurants to focus on boosting sales at locations the company believes are primed for growth.

From The Wall Street Journal

Lee, who is meeting with President Xi Jinping on Monday, is looking to boost economic ties with Seoul's largest trading partner.

From Barron's

Meaningfully boosting Venezuelan exports would be a long-term goal, and, even then, the impact of increased supply could be easily offset by reductions elsewhere.

From MarketWatch

The best tech boost would be…stashing my phone at night.

From The Wall Street Journal