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The average queue wait time, which does not include callbacks and where callers simply stay on the line on hold to receive help, was just about 19 minutes in September, down from its fiscal year peak of one hour and 40 minutes in January.

From MarketWatch

Work to build a new railway station at Wixams started in August 2024, but it was put on hold to allow a bigger station to be built to accommodate Universal.

From BBC

Capital rules in the U.K. set out a stack of minimum ratios that lenders must hold to be allowed to operate, plus buffers that are supposed to absorb losses in bad times so banks can keep pumping money into the economy.

From The Wall Street Journal

That means once you made peace with a favorite show’s version of a “Sopranos” blackout, whatever impression you hold to be true is as valid as the creators’ intent.

From Salon

Typically, analysts move ratings one notch at a time, from Buy to Hold and Hold to Sell, and vice versa.

From Barron's