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proprietary

[pruh-prahy-i-ter-ee] / prəˈpraɪ ɪˌtɛr i /




NOUN
patent medicine
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They say most property deals remain complex negotiations grounded in proprietary market intelligence and longstanding relationships that technology can’t replicate.

From The Wall Street Journal

It’s an image-intensive environment, and that imagery is often licensed, proprietary, or copyrighted.

From Barron's

“It reflects how ownership and control actually work in the real world, cutting through complex multilayered structures across jurisdictions and reflecting years of proprietary data curation.”

From Barron's

Experts suggest the market overlooks nuances, seeing opportunities in software companies with proprietary data and undervalued sectors amid AI fears.

From Barron's

But researchers at the bank use a proprietary price measure to try to pinpoint the underlying rate of inflation by stripping out any temporary factors, including the effects of the shutdown and limited data collection.

From MarketWatch