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[puh-ten-shuhl] / pəˈtɛn ʃəl /




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Cohn said the firm looks forward to engaging with the company, “to help align operational execution, profitability and monetization with its potential and importance to the semiconductor ecosystem.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Kennedy appeared to be referring to roughly 17 peptides the FDA reclassified in 2023, citing “potential significant safety risks,” barring compounding pharmacies from making them.

From The Wall Street Journal

One potential problem the analysts highlighted: The underrepresentation of women in technology, especially in AI, which reduces their visibility in training data and leadership.

From Barron's

The company’s plan has sparked vigorous debate internally over the potential risks.

From The Wall Street Journal

A potential role in a reality show, “Finance Dudes,” isn’t working out to anyone’s satisfaction.

From Los Angeles Times