Kaplan

[kap-luhn]

noun

1. Mordecai Menahem 1881–1983, U.S. religious leader and educator, born in Lithuania: founder of the Reconstructionist movement in Judaism.

Example Sentences

Mr Kaplan says he sees a couple of telltale signs the AI sector - and therefore the wider economy - could be in trouble.

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"We're creating a new man-made ecological disaster: enormous data centres in remote places like deserts, that will be rusting away and leaching bad things into the environment, with no one left to hold accountable because the builders and investors will be long gone," Mr Kaplan said.

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“Tariffs, inflation, geopolitical instability and now rising unemployment are stoking fear, which is being driven by uncertainty and driving investors to hard assets,” said Harley Lance Kaplan, a certified financial planner at Beta Industries, an independent financial-advisory firm in Plymouth, Mass.

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Fear and greed are two “very strong emotions, making it critical for investors to remove emotions from any financial decisions,” Kaplan told MarketWatch.

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The company has access to production resources through Unwell Productions as well as Trending, the media company Cooper founded in 2023 with her husband Matt Kaplan, that’s also aimed at Gen Z audiences.

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