Zimmer

British

/ ˈzɪmə /

noun

Also called: Zimmer frame. another name for walker

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Cynthia Zimmer is also the aunt of Scrivner, and before recusing herself from the case, she played a key role in alerting law enforcement to his actions.

From Los Angeles Times

“Private equity dry powder has to get out to work, and that can drive more M&A activity into next year,” says Matt Zimmer, global head of investment banking at William Blair.

From Barron's

Zimmer stock sank 15% on Wednesday, putting it on track for its largest single-day decline on record and its lowest close since April 1, 2020, according to Dow Jones Market Data.

From Barron's

By the time Zimmer stepped aside in 2021 following brain-tumor surgery, a changing economic environment was pushing the school’s mounting financial problems into the spotlight.

From The Wall Street Journal

Zimmer was an early contributor to Extreme Music, and in 2001 the company moved into his vast Remote Control Productions campus in Santa Monica.

From Los Angeles Times

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