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[bot-uhm] / ˈbɒt əm /






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Most companies aren’t cutting workers en masse, but they also aren’t hiring at a brisk pace owing to a variety of concerns, including uncertainty over how tariffs will affect their bottom lines.

From The Wall Street Journal

The 48-year-old leaves after almost 10 years at Molineux, with the club winless and bottom of the Premier League on just two points.

From BBC

If Wednesday - currently bottom of the Championship on -9 points - begin League One next season on -15 points it would make an immediate return to the Championship very difficult.

From BBC

ANZ Research views inflation in Singapore to have bottomed out and is starting to rise.

From The Wall Street Journal

While our impulse buys might juice the bottom line in the short run, all the resulting returns, complaints and overall customer dissatisfaction can hurt a business by eroding our trust in it.

From The Wall Street Journal