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money

[muhn-ee] / ˈmʌn i /


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Beijing wants to foster a stockholding culture so companies can raise money from private-sector investors and become less reliant on bank loans.

From The Wall Street Journal

It means less money to spend on socialising with their friends and family, whether that's going on holiday, a drink in the pub or eating out at a restaurant.

From BBC

Though many Americans celebrate getting big refunds, financial experts point out that they’re nothing to cheer about, because the money represents an interest-free loan the taxpayer has made to the government throughout the year.

From MarketWatch

Though many Americans celebrate getting big refunds, financial experts point out that they’re nothing to cheer about, because the money represents an interest-free loan the taxpayer has made to the government throughout the year.

From MarketWatch

Ford poured big money into developing its aerodynamic Taurus sedan, hoping to fend off the famously reliable Accord at a time when quality problems plagued Detroit.

From The Wall Street Journal