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  1. Enthusiastic about, as in Dad is big on Christmas with the whole family. [Slang; mid-1800s]



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Britton Rae Copeland, 26, is noticing a reluctance among friends to go big on gifts, and she is right there with them.

Rio Tinto last year bet big on lithium.

Tenev is big on the concept of “tokenization,” the idea that real-word assets such as shares of companies can be traded as tokens on a blockchain.

Wall Street is concerned about a possible AI bubble as businesses spend big on AI, but aren’t yet seeing a major return on those investments.

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The entertainment company is betting big on new cruise ships, which Seaport Research’s David Joyce says could add over $2.8 billion of revenue and over $500 million of operating income next year.

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