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distributor

[dih-strib-yuh-ter] / dɪˈstrɪb yə tər /


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“The storm itself is likely to slow activity between producers and distribution points,” Pettinari wrote on Monday, “but contractor activity should pick up when the storm passes, boosting distributor out-the-door sales.”

From Barron's

Right now, natural gas distributors are taking gas out of storage, depleting the nation’s reserves.

From Barron's

Enphase also plans to cut costs by relying on distributors to cover sales in certain smaller markets, prioritizing research and development in its core products and software, and boosting productivity with artificial intelligence and automation.

From The Wall Street Journal

It is buying a gas distributor business in western Ohio for $2.6 billion from CenterPoint Energy, which David also recommended earlier today.

From Barron's

More than 80% of sales come from business-to-business distributors, which is helped by some 20 million soap and sanitizer dispensers that help drive recurring sales.

From The Wall Street Journal