Dickson

American  

[dik-suhn] / ˈdɪk sən /

noun

1. Leonard Eugene, 1874–1954, U.S. mathematician.

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Example Sentences

The titles on his reading list are all a century old, give or take a decade, and include two Agatha Christies and an Edgar Allan Poe alongside lesser-known treasures like Dorothy L. Sayers’ “Whose Body?” and John Dickson Carr’s “The Hollow Man.”

From Los Angeles Times

Chief Executive Richard Dickson, during Gap’s earnings call, said the trends at Old Navy were “encouraging despite widely reported macroeconomic pressure on the low-income consumer.”

From MarketWatch

Gap GAP 8.24%increase; green up pointing triangle , meanwhile, is seeing growth across all income groups, Chief Executive Richard Dickson said, “which is encouraging despite widely reported macroeconomic pressure on the low-income consumer.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Gap’s Old Navy brand continues to draw value-focused shoppers, while its namesake brand attracts more high-income and Gen Z consumers, Chief Executive Richard Dickson said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Dickson took the helm as Gap’s CEO in 2023 with the aim of giving the once-iconic brand a makeover.

From The Wall Street Journal