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tie-up

[tahy-uhp] / ˈtaɪˌʌp /


tie up




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Around 40% of them said they were more likely to consider a Hyundai once they learned of the tie-up with Amazon.

From The Wall Street Journal

The tie-up of Switzerland’s biggest banks and a new coordinated measure by a quintet of big central banks, including the Fed, to inject liquidity into the global economy failed to restore calm to the markets.

From New York Times

Any tie-up would be one of the biggest since the global financial crisis.

From Reuters

By contrast, Humza Yousaf has declared himself a "wholehearted" supporter of the SNP/Green tie-up which gives the Scottish government a stable majority in parliament.

From BBC

Whatever else is agreed, this tie-up would give the Scottish government a majority at Holyrood to pass budgets, win confidence votes and make legislation - including for another independence referendum.

From BBC