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stepped up

[stept-uhp] / ˈstɛptˈʌp /


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Without a massively stepped-up aid effort, any truce will be fragile.

From BBC

Meta Platforms investors may not know how to feel about the Facebook parent company’s stepped-up artificial-intelligence investments lately, but Alphabet investors seem to be liking the sound of them.

From MarketWatch

Meta Platforms investors may not know how to feel about the Facebook parent company’s stepped-up artificial-intelligence investments lately, but Alphabet investors seem to be liking the sound of them.

From MarketWatch

“At the core of our dour near-term thesis is the view that Meta’s stepped-up investment cycle will not generate sufficiently strong returns,” MoffettNathanson analyst Michael Nathanson wrote Tuesday, ahead of the CRO news.

From MarketWatch

The mismatch between employers’ needs and the stepped-up demand for work “sets up this kind of odd balance, where fewer retail job postings are paired with more people wanting those jobs, and that leads to a much more competitive market,” said Indeed economist Cory Stahle.

From The Wall Street Journal