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So many businesses have already bounced back, and the market is booming.

An IPO would follow a huge boom in volume on the platform, with stay-at-home orders during the coronavirus pandemic driving up retail trading.

A big draw has been Target’s fortuitous investment pre-pandemic on new home products, just in time for a spending boom on home improvement that has lifted other retailers like Home Depot and Lowe’s, as well.

The boom in betting was quickly followed by backlash from the public, media, and government as problem gambling habits became more and more common.

So I moved out to the San Francisco Bay area to join the startup world near the end of the dot-com boom.

Sales boomed from $5.3 million in 2007 to about $23 million in 2009, and the company was profitable.

Accommodation marketplaces like Onefinestay, Airbnb, and Trampolinn have boomed in popularity.

On the eve of the double-barreled canonization, the skies over Rome boomed with thunder and poured with rain.

That is to say, the market has boomed so much in large measure because corporate profits have boomed so much.

Business has boomed since the push to defund Obamacare caught on.

The little man's powerful voice boomed out, but ever and again it was dropped at some quiet question from the queen.

“And a mighty cheap sample of his race,” 152 boomed Dale, his heavy face convulsed with rage.

Also, one boomed and boosted his own particular emotions, celebrating their merits in the language of the circus-poster.

The broadside of the Merrimac boomed back, but the balls glanced away from the thick round sides of the turret and did not harm.

"Let her have it," said Captain Worden, when they came near; and one of the great eleven-inch guns boomed like a volcano.