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Tech Takeovers_Vocabulary

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Tech Takeovers_VocabularyOnline version

Source: Crossword Educaplay.docx

by Noelia Urzalayeta
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An organization or company of huge size and influence: The etch giant established itself as the industry giant through successful acquisitions.

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Prejudice or favoritism towards or against a person, group, or idea: The team worked to remove any potential bias from their advertising campaigns.

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A situation marked by significant losses or a high number of casualties, especially in a competitive context: When investors lost confidence, several banks experienced a bloodbath, with people pulling their money out suddenly.

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A serious mistake or error: The marketing team made a blunder in the advertising campaign, leading to public outrage.

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To purchase a company or enough of it to control the company: The competitor offered to buy out the struggling startup to gain access to its technology.

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To gradually lose momentum or interest and end without success: The product launch initially showed promise but eventually fizzled out due to market competition.

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To focus or concentrate on a specific target or objective: The marketing team honed in on their core audience to deliver personalized advertising messages.

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Pretending to be someone else, often online, with the intent to deceive: Hackers have gotten into our social media accounts, and their impersonation of our staff is causing a lot of problems!

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A small, efficient, and cost-effective group of employees: They operated with a lean team to maximize efficiency and reduce overhead costs.

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The use of borrowed money to finance business operations or investments: They utilized leveraged finance to fund the purchase of the smaller company.

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A personal project pursued for enjoyment or interest: The CEO’s pet project involved supporting local charities that work to help animals.

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A decrease or reduction in activity or spending: The company decided on a pullback in investments due to market uncertainty.

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A source of income for a company: We used to just sell products in-stores, but we’ve added new revenue streams, like online sales and a subscription service.

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To engage in smart and skillful negotiations or business activities: In the competitive market, companies often wheel and deal to secure valuable partnerships.

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