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synergy

[sin-er-jee] / ˈsɪn ər dʒi /


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“But that’s not the primary driver of the synergies in the deal.”

From MarketWatch

Combined with China’s anti-involution drive, there will be a focus on reducing wasteful and duplicative investment while improving synergies and building on China’s long-term strategic direction.

From Barron's

Ellison touts his track record of realizing synergies from Skydance’s merger with Paramount and says he can do the same with $6 billion in projected synergies from the Warner Bros. acquisition.

From The Wall Street Journal

“The opportunities for collaboration and synergy between the two great countries of Venezuela and the United States is unlimited,” he said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Paramount told Wall Street it would find more than $6 billion in cost cuts or “synergies” within three years — a number that has weighed heavily on entertainment industry workers, particularly in Los Angeles.

From Los Angeles Times