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bubble

[buhb-uhl] / ˈbʌb əl /




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Reacting to the pressure, Malinin's team took him out of the Olympic bubble to train 35 miles away in Bergamo before the men's event as they hoped it would help him reset.

From BBC

The same forces that produce traffic jams and market bubbles—congestion, imperfect information, coordination failures—are at work here too, only with candles.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Their stocks have reflected the AI buildout,” he says, adding that valuations could continue to contract as bubble fears grow.

From Barron's

But volatile reversals shouldn’t be taken as a sign of an inevitable dot-com style bubble bursting.

From Barron's

Thirteen months on, resentment towards city and county authorities continues to bubble, with persistent claims of mismanagement and ineptitude.

From Barron's