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confab

[kon-fab, kuhn-fab, kon-fab] / ˈkɒn fæb, kənˈfæb, ˈkɒn fæb /




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That data point all but seals a quarter-point rate cut at the Federal Open Market Committee’s confab, which will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday.

From Barron's

That data point all but seals a quarter-point rate cut at the Federal Open Market Committee’s confab, which will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday.

From Barron's

All of a sudden, the class, which costs $50 a pop, became something of a political confab.

From The Wall Street Journal

At the Bentonville confab, executives from Bank of America, Blackstone and other employers sought to emphasize that, with the right training opportunities, employees could weather the AI storm.

From The Wall Street Journal

Canada's priorities for the confab are sharply focused on building stronger economies and strengthening peace and security, including harnessing the power of artificial intelligence and fortifying critical mineral supply chains.

From BBC