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headline

[hed-lahyn] / ˈhɛdˌlaɪn /


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Shortly after taking on the role in 2021, his unilingualism made headlines when he struggled to answer a reporter's question in French.

From BBC

In his seminal work External link on the impact of automation on jobs, MIT economist David Autor noted the tendency of headlines to overstate the extent of job losses from new technology.

From Barron's

And in the early afternoon, Bloomberg TV put up a headline that said “Iran President Says Ready to End War: IRNA.”

From Barron's

Hanley thinks opportunities await commodity investors who understand the connections and can see the downstream impacts before they make headlines.

From MarketWatch

“Markets are increasingly reacting less to headlines alone and more to whether there is a credible path toward de-escalation, which keeps volatility sensitive but less explosive than last week.”

From Barron's