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firm

[furm] / fɜrm /






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Input prices rose for a 10th straight month due to higher raw material and labor costs, while output prices slipped back into contraction as firms cut prices to support sales amid intense competition.

From The Wall Street Journal

McKinsey doesn’t want large numbers of students from other schools to apply because most would be rejected, which wouldn’t benefit them or the firm, Ciesil said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Success, however, means offering more than the same basic pies people can get from fast-food chains, said Cory Baker, managing partner at Consortium Brand Partners, the firm that bought the pizza chain with other investors.

From The Wall Street Journal

Big businesses, especially in the defence and aerospace sector, but also French luxury goods firms, are increasingly keen to hire the students as they face relentless cybersecurity and spying threats as well as sabotage.

From BBC

The ban only covers adverts in which unhealthy products can be seen by viewers, meaning fast-food firms will still be able to advertise using their brand name.

From BBC