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chain

[cheyn] / tʃeɪn /




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Private nursery chains, which have become a bigger share of the childcare market in recent years, tend to open in more affluent areas where there is a greater profit incentive.

From BBC

Saks has struggled financially since taking on the debt burden in 2024, and the luxury retail chain’s delays in paying vendors have contributed to weaker merchandise offerings—and sales.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bingham has also been in talks with companies Bloom and Unpluq, which make tap cards and key chains blocking certain apps.

From Los Angeles Times

Sydney's celebration - with its iconic fireworks display - kicks off a chain of events, from Dubai, to London and New York.

From BBC

Over the past decade, the chain has added roughly one percentage point of market share each year, Saleh says.

From Barron's