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juiced

[joost] / dʒust /
















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Further signs of a weakening job market juiced investors’ rate-cut optimism on Wednesday: A report from payroll processor ADP showed that private hiring sank in November, with the sector shedding some 32,000 jobs.

From The Wall Street Journal

And some investors or traders have juiced the bets even further with leveraged exchange-traded funds.

From MarketWatch

Chipolo’s Loop thing-finder has a rechargeable battery that can be juiced up with six months of life via USB-C.

From The Wall Street Journal

It is less clear why those juiced wagers stuck around once the coronavirus receded, outside of the obvious: Gamblers are willing to pay them.

From Slate

The contest is already helping underpin a worldwide surge in tech spending that has juiced the U.S. and Chinese stock markets and unlocked new sources of economic growth, even as it fuels fears of a global AI bubble.

From The Wall Street Journal