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stake

[steyk] / steɪk /


NOUN
bet, wager
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONGEST
STRONG
WEAK
NOUN
share, investment
Synonyms
Antonyms
WEAK




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"Many American-born athletes compete for other nations with little fanfare - the 'New Cold War' climate between the US and China has changed the stakes," says Professor Yinan He of Lehigh University.

From BBC

The filing will reveal if Berkshire further reduced Apple and Bank of America stakes and if it sold holdings from Todd Combs.

From Barron's

He supported legal action against the UK government opposing levies on aggregates, before selling his stake in the quarry last year in a deal which he said was worth £70m.

From BBC

While other publicly traded companies have bigger stakes in Anthropic, SK Telecom’s market cap of $11 billion means its stake in Anthropic matters more to its valuation.

From MarketWatch

"At present, there are few organized efforts to help mobilize people and politicians who understand what's at stake in AI development," Anthropic said in a statement.

From Barron's