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[trak] / træk /






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That’s because surveys that track pricing for the base or lowest fare don’t take into account the fact that travelers often pay for perks and extras beyond that bottom fare.

From MarketWatch

Lingering distortions might make it harder for investors and policymakers to track inflation during a critical period when many are hyperfocused on how big changes to trade, immigration and fiscal policy are affecting the economy.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Fusion Industry Association has tracked $9.7 billion in investments into private companies, the bulk of them coming in the past couple of years and largely in the U.S.

From The Wall Street Journal

After seeing the Marías in concert, the couple hit up the band to further maximize their joint slay — and revamp the classic as a bilingual dream-pop track, simply named “Ojos Tristes.”

From Los Angeles Times

According to Bankrate External link, the average retail credit card annual percentage rate has surpassed 30%, one of the highest levels since it began tracking the rate 40 years ago.

From Barron's