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election

[ih-lek-shuhn] / ɪˈlɛk ʃən /


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Thanks to a big win in a court case against the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, prediction-market company Kalshi was able to offer event contracts that allowed its users to wager money on the U.S. election.

From MarketWatch

The only alternatives would be for Lopez to resign, for voters to remove him through a costly recall election, or through the passage of a state law expanding on violations that trigger removal.

From Los Angeles Times

Hadi, 32, was an outspoken critic of India and was set to contest the general elections in February.

From Barron's

Call it benefits from AI, pricing power, or whatever, but improving profit margins is a big fundamental tailwind that can overcome a lot of risks, including nagging inflation, midterm elections, and geopolitics.

From Barron's

Call it benefits from AI, pricing power, or whatever, but improving profit margins is a big fundamental tailwind that can overcome a lot of risks, including nagging inflation, midterm elections, and geopolitics.

From Barron's