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powerhouse

[pou-er-hous] / ˈpaʊ ərˌhaʊs /




















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Massive spending on AI has been a boon for economies plugged into the electronics supply chain, benefiting tech powerhouses like Taiwan and South Korea, but also buoying manufacturing hubs like Singapore and Malaysia.

From The Wall Street Journal

But unlike other powerhouses of the Games, the U.S. government doesn’t spend a dime rewarding Olympic athletes.

From The Wall Street Journal

The European Union and India announced Tuesday that they had struck a "historic" trade deal that Brussels hopes will see exports double to the Asian powerhouse.

From Barron's

And the overwhelming majority do not have access to the millions on offer at powerhouses such as Duke or Kentucky.

From The Wall Street Journal

The visit spotlights Starmer's ambition to reset ties with China, an economic powerhouse, as the UK economy struggles and after relations between London and Beijing sank to new lows under the previous Conservative government.

From Barron's