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cash

[kash] / kæʃ /




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Prosecutors in Italy concluded that the firm had received cash from a bribery scheme in 2007.

From BBC

It bought Calpine, based in Houston, from private-equity firm Energy Capital Partners in a cash and stock deal worth more than $30 billion, including debt, based on the current share price.

From Barron's

When oil prices drop, smaller, independent oil producers that make up a huge chunk of the domestic industry struggle to get enough cash flowing into their coffers to drill their next wells.

From The Wall Street Journal

The company plans to use the new cash to expand its infusion service and conduct clinical trials of its medical devices.

From The Wall Street Journal

The bulk of Samsung’s profits once came from smartphones, but the semiconductor business has now come back as its major cash cow, accounting for more than half of its earnings recently.

From The Wall Street Journal