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large-company
adjective
ukus
FINANCE, STOCK MARKET
relating to a company that has shares with a high total value:
Their large-company growth fund is down 25%.
Examples of large-company
large-company
So far, of 71 companies in the large-company stock index that have reported, 76% have topped analyst expectations, which is better than the long-term average.
From USA TODAY
Nevertheless, large-company value funds averaged a 107% gain the past 14 years, vs. 50% for large-company growth funds.
From USA TODAY
Only companies with at least 75 reviews are considered for the large-company list.
From Chicago Daily Herald
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