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discount

[dis-kount, dis-kount, dis-kount] / ˈdɪs kaʊnt, dɪsˈkaʊnt, ˈdɪs kaʊnt /






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Crucially, the discount on each household's individual energy bill will depend on the size and type of household and how much energy it uses.

From BBC

He said the current backdrop for restaurants “may be getting a little less deal-driven,” and that people could be “getting fatigued with going for every discount and deal.”

From MarketWatch

The deal structured the warrants as a sales discount for tax purposes, and Meta agreed to some restrictions on how it can trade the shares it buys.

From Barron's

It’s harsh to discount the bravery of federales who took out Public Enemy No. 1, then quickly quelled retaliation External link by his lieutenants.

From Barron's

But among the market’s priciest names today are not just artificial-intelligence darlings but also discount retailers and shampoo makers — a sign that even defensive trades may be now getting expensive.

From MarketWatch