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Why Conglomerates Split Up | WSJ

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Wall Street Journal

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Special thanks to The Free Dictionary for providing us with the information used in this web page

Video Vocabulary

rationale

/ˌraSHəˈnal/

rationale
noun

Explanation of justification for something.

splintering

/ˈsplin(t)ər/

splintering
verb

To split a large group into smaller groups.

legions

/ˈlējən/

legions
noun other

division of ancient Roman army. Large group of soldiers.

consumer

/kənˈso͞omər/

consumer
noun

person who purchases goods and services.

continue

/kənˈtinyo͞o/

continue
verb

To start doing again after a break, pause, or stop.

splitting

/ˈsplidiNG/

splitting
adjective noun verb

(of headache) severe. action of dividing or being divided into parts. To have difference of opinion in a group.

conglomerate
conglomerate
adjective noun verb

relating to conglomerate. thing consisting of different things. gather together into mass.

financial

/fəˈnan(t)SHəl/

financial
adjective noun

Involving money. organization's finances.

breakup

/ˈbrākˌəp/

breakup
noun

End of a relationship often due to troubles.

industrial

/inˈdəstrēəl/

industrial
adjective noun

Concerning making things in factories. shares in industrial companies.

separate
separate
adjective noun verb

Being different from or unrelated to another. individual items of clothing suitable for wearing in different combinations. To divide two things by being in between them.

history

/ˈhist(ə)rē/

history
noun

Study of past events as an academic subject.

focused

/ˈfōkəs/

focused
adjective verb

With your attention, concentration on one thing. become able to see clearly.

covering

/ˈkəv(ə)riNG/

covering
adjective noun verb

(of shooting) carried out to protect exposed person from enemy. thing used to protect, decorate, or conceal something else. To discuss a subject in a talk or meeting.

industry

/ˈindəstrē/

industry
noun

economic activity involving processing of raw materials and manufacture of goods.

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