Teva is up on the news.....
Please consider the following sentence:
Teva is up on the news that billionaire investor Leonard Blavatnik is considering a $3B investment.
My question is this:
Why is it "Teva is up on the news" and not just "Teva is on the news"? Don't you find the use of "up" redundant?
Thank you.
Top answer
teal lime Teva is up The price of Teva company stocks is rising teal lime on the news that because investors have heard the news that __________ I can't be absolutely sure of this without further context, but I believe that is the intended meaning. CJ
- teal lime Teva is up The price of Teva company stocks is rising teal lime on the news that because investors have heard the news that __________ I can't be absolutely sure of this without further context, but I believe that is the intended meaning.
- CJ
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teal limeTeva is up
The price of Teva company stocks is rising
teal limeon the news that
because investors have heard the news that
__________
I can't be absolutely sure of this without further context, but I believe that is the intended meaning.
CJ
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