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Meanings of wpo in anglès
Computer program optimization method.
Sinònims
Examples for "ipo"
Examples for "ipo"
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Seven companies have postponed IPOs since the market reopened two weeks ago.
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The IPO is Everbright Bank's second major fundraising since August last year.
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Earlier media reports said the IPO filing was expected in early July.
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Investors in IPOs typically expect new companies to outperform the broader market.
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Some data storage companies IPOs have ended up disappointing investors thus far.
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Not even close. The downside of LTO batteries is their heavy weight.
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Who knows if they're going to be able read LTO tapes in 10 years?
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Seagate spun off Certance and gave it the LTO line, and then Quantum acquired Certance.
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That's not an issue with LTO batteries.
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This month, the state finalized a deal with a group that includes Lottomatica LTO.MI and Scientific Games Corp SGMS.O.
Usage of wpo in anglès
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The Washington Post Co WPO.N put its Newsweek magazine up for sale, citing several years of losses.
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WPO, or the World Presidents' Organization, is a professional organization of current and former executives at major companies.
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The Washington Post WPO.N also has offered buyouts, and Tribune Co and McClatchy Co MNI.N are trimming jobs.
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Rainbow War Plan (WPO V), 11-29 35, 37, 41, 104, 112, 123
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The Washington Post WPO.N reported a 6.4-percent drop on weekdays and a 5-percent drop on Sunday.
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The Washington Post WPO.N reported a 3.23 percent drop, while the Chicago Tribune reported a 2.9 percent drop.
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LeFevre et Cie, the Bronx 153, WPO 249920, Earth; and each card carried a $25 rocket-mail stamp for which Pfitzner had paid, still uncancelled.