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chunk

[chuhngk] / tʃʌŋk /
NOUN
mass, slab of something
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STRONGEST


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As for the direct-to-consumer website, Pfizer has flexibility to reduce those cash prices while still preserving its earnings, since cash payments skip the intermediaries that generally absorb a chunk of the drug’s list price.

From Barron's

He has a chunk of some $62 billion in shares pledged as collateral to secure “certain personal indebtedness,” according to a September filing.

From The Wall Street Journal

To brace the market for the flood, bankers pre-allocated a large chunk of the stock offering to big institutional investors.

From The Wall Street Journal

A particular risk for the short seller is that a big chunk of companies buying the compute such as the large-language model makers are not making a profit right now.

From MarketWatch

Lower-income households seem to be buying less, while people at the higher end of the income spectrum are driving a good chunk of consumer spending, benefiting from higher housing prices and a run-up in equities.

From Barron's