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turnaround

[turn-uh-round] / ˈtɜrn əˌraʊnd /


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Elliott may be betting that Nielsen’s experience in company turnarounds could cement a sustainable recovery for the brand.

From Barron's

The projections are in line with Nike’s previously issued guidance calling for second-quarter sales to fall by low-single-digit percentages, reflecting the nonlinear nature of the company’s ongoing turnaround efforts.

From Barron's

When orders come in she packs and ships the products, cutting the turnaround time.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ms Marshall said: "It felt almost scaremongering to me. There is almost aggression behind what he was saying - offering a fixed price, quick deadlines, 14-day turnarounds, inflated numbers."

From BBC

With the short turnaround for a Thursday game, it appeared doubtful that Adams would be available to play against the Seahawks.

From Los Angeles Times