Companies have been
closing at an accelerated rate and people who made a ton of purchases lose access to their e-bookr or are forced to do business with Kobo.
This might be beneficial to the publishing industry as a whole, since many mom and pop used bookstores have been
closing at an accelerated rate in the last few years.
Not exact matches
At this
rate, ETF flows could potentially surpass last year's total NNB figure of $ 16.6 billion and end the year somewhere
close to $ 30 billion — a figure that, if reached, could signal a new phase for the industry whereby broader adoption of ETFs is leading to an even more
accelerated pace of growth.
At this
rate, ETF flows could potentially surpass last year's total NNB figure of $ 16.6 billion and end the year somewhere
close to $ 30 billion — a figure that, if reached, could signal a new phase for the industry whereby broader adoption of ETFs is leading to an even more
accelerated pace of growth.
Even so, the window of opportunity in which meaningful action can occur appears to be
closing......
at an
accelerating rate.
That was not
close to sustainable if it kept
accelerating at that
rate.