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stagnate

[stag-neyt] / ˈstæg neɪt /


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Home sales stagnated at a rate of 4.06 million, tying the year with 2024 for the worst performance in three decades.

From MarketWatch

But the ILO warned that efforts to improve global job quality had stagnated, leaving hundreds of millions of workers wallowing in poverty, even as trade uncertainty risked cutting into workers wages.

From Barron's

The stagnating growth of white-collar jobs outside of the C-suite is partly because employers are still in wait-and-see mode about the extent to which artificial intelligence will transform their workflows and, consequently, their workforce.

From MarketWatch

The stagnating growth of white-collar jobs outside of the C-suite is partly because employers are still in wait-and-see mode about the extent to which artificial intelligence will transform their workflows and, consequently, their workforce.

From MarketWatch

That should help the German economy—which has stagnated in recent years—gain momentum as incomes and household spending rebound, it said.

From The Wall Street Journal