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pivot

[piv-uht] / ˈpɪv ət /




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After years of charting a path to Mars, Musk surprisingly announced this past week that SpaceX is pivoting to the moon, where he wants to build a “self-growing city.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Nothing prepared me for the gnawing unease of pivoting from saving to spending.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some consumers also pivoted from prime cuts to secondary ones -- or buy other meats altogether.

From Barron's

Vinh says some firms are folding and others downsizing or pivoting because of both the "prolonged downturn and an unclear legal framework".

From Barron's

Floating-rate debt outperforms fixed-rate holdings when interest rates are rising, research finds, but be prepared to pivot when they start falling.

From The Wall Street Journal