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pivot

[piv-uht] / ˈpɪv ət /




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But the region’s abundance of cheap energy has also powered a determined pivot by Gulf states into a range of non-oil industries and services that are now also drawing Iran’s fire.

From The Wall Street Journal

It can take years to pivot a factory and supply chain from one type of vehicle to another.

From The Wall Street Journal

On its daily chart, it broke below a bearish descending triangle pivot below $41.50 last Friday.

From Barron's

Oracle’s stock has been battered by a factors like a widespread software selloff and concerns about the company’s pivot to AI cloud computing.

From MarketWatch

Over the medium term, the recent energy shock and heightened geopolitical uncertainty are likely to push more countries to prioritize energy security—a pivot that plays to Beijing’s strengths.

From The Wall Street Journal