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boost

[boost] / bust /








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Analysts and company executives see the arrival of oral formulations of weight-loss medicines as key to boost demand by attracting potential patients who don’t want injections and offering the prospect of a lower-priced treatment option.

From The Wall Street Journal

That helped boost sales by 11% in the most recent quarter.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Similarly, an increase in foreign direct investment from India can boost your economy at a critical time," he added.

From Barron's

Shoppers with modest incomes are expected to prioritize necessities due to inflation and reduced benefits, potentially boosting discount retailers.

From Barron's

Portugal, for example, began offering golden visas in 2012 to attract foreign direct investment to boost its economy in the wake of the euro zone debt crisis.

From Barron's