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gobble

[gob-uhl] / ˈgɒb əl /


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With data centers gobbling up chips of all kinds, the companies that equip the chip makers are set to profit, according to UBS.

From Barron's

During the 19th century, Harvard, Yale, Princeton and Penn gobbled up three decades of national championships.

From The Wall Street Journal

The publishing industry has spent the past two decades struggling to adjust to the internet, as print circulation has plummeted and tech companies have gobbled up rivers of advertising revenue.

From New York Times

The accusations come during a turbulent period for Credit Suisse, which is now in the process of being gobbled up by rival UBS under a hasty deal engineered by the Swiss government.

From Washington Post

Across the country, big hospital companies have gobbled up smaller rivals and merged with other large chains.

From Los Angeles Times