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wild

[wahyld] / waɪld /






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But it was his decision to put his name on a portable kitchen appliance—and a knack for reinventing himself—that made him rich beyond his wildest dreams.

From The Wall Street Journal

China, the “wild card,” shows accelerating AI and cloud growth, Ebrahim says.

From The Wall Street Journal

The firm is also the primary banker for Tether, among the world’s largest issuers of stablecoins — a type of crypto pegged to the dollar or another asset to avoid wild swings in value.

From Salon

The level of business inventories, however, is shaping up to be another wild card, much like they have been in previous quarters this year.

From Barron's

The level of business inventories, however, is shaping up to be another wild card, much like they have been in previous quarters this year.

From Barron's