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funnel

[fuhn-l] / ˈfʌn l /


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The marketing agent drafts and schedules social media posts, builds basic email newsletter copy and helps funnel fans toward ticket purchases and mailing lists.

From Los Angeles Times

The discrepancy underscores the fact that today’s economy is funneling money toward capital instead of labor—a trend that AI will intensify, writes Greg Ip.

From The Wall Street Journal

Meanwhile, artificial intelligence could funnel even more of economic output toward capital instead of labor.

From The Wall Street Journal

Silicon Valley’s allure has created a giant sucking sound of money funneling into the U.S. stock market.

From The Wall Street Journal

The 64-year-old leader plans to funnel investment into domestic industries, with an aim to sharpen Japan’s technological edge in products with worldwide demand, such as semiconductors, chipmaking equipment, precision machinery and next-generation batteries.

From The Wall Street Journal