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Meanings of diversify in English

Catalan
ramificar-se

Vary in order to spread risk or to expand.

ramificar-se
Catalan
diversificar

Spread into new habitats and produce variety or variegate.

diversificar
Usage of diversify in English
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Distribution companies, meanwhile, see acquiring content as a way to diversify revenue.
Reuters
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Analysts said new treatments from Juno should help diversify Celgene's revenue base.
Reuters
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The move helped diversify Citadel's business lines ahead of the planned IPO.
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They added, however, that the company was in no hurry to diversify.
Reuters
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But the declining mobile market is adding pressure for Nokia to diversify.
The Irish Times
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Bankers said it makes sense for corporates to diversify their funding sources.
Reuters
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It would also diversify the company ahead of it potentially becoming publicly-traded.
Reuters
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It would allow healthcare conglomerate J&J to further diversify its healthcare business.
Reuters
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They also propose to diversify the powerful secret court ideologically and geographically.
The Guardian
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Most want to diversify their intakes, but they are not free agents.
The Guardian
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Some held that, in the absence of extinctions, species would diversify endlessly.
Wired
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The FCC's mandate is less to bust trusts than to diversify content.
Reuters
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Both will also consider an appointment that would diversify traditionally male-heavy boards.
Reuters
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The broker allegedly did not diversify the risky investments, causing significant losses.
Reuters
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The move is the Benetton group's latest attempt to diversify its investments.
Reuters
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EBONY: What about Silicon Valley trying to diversify and become more inclusive?
Ebony
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