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retrenchment

[ri-trench-muhnt] / rɪˈtrɛntʃ mənt /










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Nomura economists agree, saying that the increase in worker threshold limit for retrenchment/closure "should encourage firms to build larger scale factories, boosting the manufacturing sector, and expanding employment opportunities over time".

From BBC

A history of solid gains in December should also provide support, particularly given the market’s notable November retrenchment.

From Barron's

BuzzFeed Inc. is shutting down its news operation as part of a retrenchment that will result in pink slips for about 180 employees.

From Seattle Times

Such ambition is refreshing in a period of retrenchment.

From Los Angeles Times

Consumer sentiment has also edged lower, a possible precursor to retrenchment.

From Reuters