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lucrative

[loo-kruh-tiv] / ˈlu krə tɪv /


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Artificial-intelligence has been the hottest investing trend of the past few years, and the semiconductors that power the technology have been one of the most lucrative areas.

From Barron's

The family has a history of failing to perform routine maintenance and seeking to redevelop the park into a more lucrative resort community.

From Los Angeles Times

But in early 2024, Banna said, she discovered a troubling trend in some of the firm’s most lucrative cases: Clients who claimed they were paid before joining lawsuits.

From Los Angeles Times

The trains and buses that take tourists to the ancient town have steep ticket prices and can be highly lucrative for operators due to its limited accessibility.

From BBC

The trains and buses that take tourists to the ancient town have steep ticket prices and can be highly lucrative due to its limited accessibility.

From BBC