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Question		Answer
Acquisition start learning		The process of one company buying another. Example: The tech giant’s acquisition of the startup expanded its market share.
Leverage start learning		Using resources or influence to gain an advantage. Example: She leveraged her network to secure funding for the project.
Subsidiaries start learning		Companies controlled by a parent company. Example: The corporation owns several subsidiaries in different countries.
Litigation start learning		The process of taking legal action. Example: The company is facing litigation over patent infringement.
Proprietary start learning		Owned by a specific company and protected from outside use. Example: The software uses a proprietary algorithm.
Ramp up start learning		To increase production or activity. Example: The factory will ramp up production before the holiday season.
Rollout start learning		The introduction of a new product or service. Example: The marketing team planned a global rollout for the new app.
Stakeholder start learning		A person or group with an interest in a company’s success. Example: Stakeholders were pleased with the quarterly results.
Fiduciary especially in managing someone else’s money. Example: The board has a fiduciary duty to protect shareholders’ interests. start learning		Relating to trust
Bandwidth start learning		The capacity to handle tasks or projects. Example: I don’t have the bandwidth to take on another assignment this week.
Remedy start learning		A solution to a problem or legal wrong. Example: The company offered a refund as a remedy for the defective product.
Ratify start learning		To formally approve or confirm. Example: The shareholders ratified the new corporate policy.
Facilitate start learning		To make an action or process easier. Example: The software facilitates collaboration between remote teams.
Concede start learning		To admit or yield in a negotiation. Example: The manager conceded that the timeline was too ambitious.
Evaluate start learning		To assess or judge something carefully. Example: We need to evaluate the risks before launching the project.
Conducive start learning		Making something likely or possible. Example: A quiet environment is conducive to focused work.
Fostering start learning		Encouraging growth or development. Example: The program is aimed at fostering innovation.
Venue start learning		The place where an event takes place. Example: The company chose a modern venue for its annual conference.
Mitigate start learning		To reduce the severity or impact of something. Example: They implemented safety measures to mitigate risks.
Engage start learning		To involve or participate actively. Example: The campaign engaged customers through social media.
Incentive start learning		Something that motivates action. Example: The company offered bonuses as an incentive to meet sales targets.
Initiative start learning		A new plan or strategy to solve a problem. Example: The green initiative reduced waste across all offices.
Obligation start learning		A duty or commitment. Example: The contract created an obligation to deliver results.
Streamline start learning		To make a process more efficient. Example: The new software streamlined payroll operations.
Viable start learning		Capable of working successfully. Example: We need to confirm whether this idea is financially viable.
Feasible we concluded the plan was feasible. start learning		Possible and practical to do. Example: After research
Sustain start learning		To keep something going over time. Example: The company works to sustain long-term growth.
Endorsement start learning		Public approval or support. Example: The CEO’s endorsement gave the project credibility.
Tentative start learning		Not final; subject to change. Example: The team set a tentative date for the product launch.
Robust start learning		Strong and effective. Example: We need a robust security system to protect customer data.
Versatile start learning		Able to adapt to many different uses or situations. Example: The tool is versatile and can be used across industries.
Distinctive start learning		Unique and easy to recognize. Example: Their distinctive brand logo stands out in the market.
Concession start learning		Something given up to reach an agreement. Example: The union made a concession on working hours.
Streamlined start learning		Made simpler and more efficient. Example: The streamlined process reduced delivery time by 20%.
Allocation start learning		The act of distributing resources. Example: Budget allocation was finalized during the board meeting.
Resentment start learning		Bitterness about being treated unfairly. Example: Employees felt resentment after the sudden layoffs.
Constraint start learning		A limit or restriction. Example: Budget constraints delayed the project launch.
Privilege start learning		A special right or benefit given to someone. Example: Employees have the privilege of flexible working hours.
Outlook start learning		The expected future of a situation. Example: The economic outlook for next year is positive.
Encourage start learning		To give support or confidence to someone. Example: The mentor encouraged her team to take initiative.
Assess start learning		To evaluate or estimate something. Example: We must assess the market demand before production.
Pursue start learning		To follow or try to achieve. Example: The company will pursue new partnerships overseas.
Commitment start learning		Dedication to a cause or activity. Example: His commitment to the project impressed the board.
Appropriate start learning		Suitable for a situation. Example: The board approved an appropriate budget for marketing.
Strategic start learning		Planned to achieve a long-term goal. Example: Entering the Asian market was a strategic move.
Revamp start learning		To give something a new and improved form. Example: The website was revamped to improve user experience.
Innovate start learning		To create new ideas or methods. Example: The company continues to innovate in renewable energy.
Collaborate start learning		To work together with others. Example: The two firms will collaborate on a joint venture.
Deliverable start learning		A tangible result or product that must be delivered. Example: The final report is a key deliverable for this project.

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