forecast | a prediction or statement of what is expected to happen in the future | |
escalating | becoming greater in size, seriousness or intensity | |
rock-bottom | relating to very low price or level | |
suspend | to delay or stop something from being in effect for a while | |
expertise | a special skill or knowledge that is acquired by training, study or practice | |
acquisition | the act of getting or being given sth | |
bureaucratic | relatin to rules and procedures that can cause long delays | |
transaction | business that is carried out by two or more people negotiating about it | |
conglomerate | a large business firm consisting of several different companies that have joined together | |
fixed | remaining generally the same such as the cost of rent and utilities | |
external | coming from the outside | |
reputed | said or belived to be true | |
yield | to produce as return | |
integrate | to bring someone into the dominant group | |
collateral | money or property that is used as a guarantee that someone will repay a loan | |