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weigh

[wey] / weɪ /




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And worries about the credit picture have weighed on Oracle’s stock, she added, which could prompt management to give more details on funding plans on the next earnings call.

From MarketWatch

Uncertainty concerning tariff levels has also weighed on manufacturers, as duty levels have fluctuated for much of the year.

From The Wall Street Journal

American manufacturing contracted for the ninth straight month, a survey showed, as uncertainty tied to ever-changing tariffs and a historic government shutdown weighed on business.

From MarketWatch

The company last month cut its full-year outlook as consumers resisted its higher prices and tariffs weighed more heavily than expected on profit.

From The Wall Street Journal

Patrick Kibbe said was wielded as a weapon: An umbrella that an investigator needed a special scale to weigh because it was less than one pound.

From Los Angeles Times