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chase

[cheys] / tʃeɪs /
NOUN
pursuit
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We want to chase “these big things,” as he described them, but sometimes it’s the small stuff we encounter along the way that counts the most.

From MarketWatch

SpaceX and Anthropic are candidates for initial public offerings in the year ahead, as they chase more funding and look to better insulate themselves against the competition.

From MarketWatch

"I remember seeing Josh as a four-year-old bowling on the square at Redditch, chasing balls around. It was very, very special. And we're really proud of him."

From BBC

Djokovic begins what could be his last year on tour at the Adelaide International starting on January 12, still chasing an elusive record 25th major crown and 11th Australian Open title.

From Barron's

Not to mention thematic ETFs often charge higher fees, adding another layer of concern for investors chasing ultralow costs.

From MarketWatch