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strategic

[struh-tee-jik] / strəˈti dʒɪk /




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He says Florida operations continue to be a standout part of the business and support management’s strategic focus, “but the less attractive economic and regulatory backdrop in Nova Scotia introduces uncertainty that tempers consolidated growth.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“It is never a good thing for China when Japan, Korea and the U.S. are on the same page,” said Rintaro Nishimura, a Japan-based senior associate at The Asia Group, a strategic advisory firm.

From The Wall Street Journal

It would be a rare expansion in Europe, where countries are split between efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and the needs of a strategic sector that has seen demand soar since the Covid-era lockdowns.

From Barron's

In their letter the MPs say "an embassy of this size, in such a strategic position, would be used to step up intimidation against diaspora and dissidents".

From BBC

Looking ahead, Lynch said the company aims to continue driving top-line growth with culinary and marketing innovation, strategic promotions and improved guest experiences.

From The Wall Street Journal