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pivot

[piv-uht] / ˈpɪv ət /




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Insatiable demand from AI data centers has manufacturers pivoting production to high-margin enterprise customers, creating an acute squeeze in the consumer sector.

From MarketWatch

Beijing’s unwillingness to load the fiscal policy gun has been a source of frustration for many analysts who want bigger stimulus to pivot the economy to consumption-led growth.

From The Wall Street Journal

She later pivoted the startup’s strategy to using AI technology to develop a “chatbot” that would interact with students and their families.

From Los Angeles Times

In recent years, Khamenei also oversaw deepening ties with China and, following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, a pivot toward the Kremlin.

From The Wall Street Journal

Questions now pivot to the Ellison family, which will control a constellation of media properties spanning the globe -- though at the cost of accumulating a pile of debt.

From Barron's