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divestiture

noun as in deprivation

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“This divestiture is an important step in returning to simplicity, and we look forward to focusing on our core Jack in the Box brand,” said Tucker said in a Thursday statement.

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A Commerce Department spokesman said that Lutnick has “fully complied with the terms of his ethics agreement with respect to divestiture and recusals and will continue to do so.”

In the US version of the app, a White House official said ByteDance would make up less than 20% of its new ownership under a "qualified divestiture".

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“Google will not be required to divest Chrome; nor will the court include a contingent divestiture of the Android operating system in the final judgment,” Mehta wrote.

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The auto bailouts were explicitly temporary with defined parameters, while the Intel proposal offers no such limitations or timeframes for divestiture.

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