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Term: Due Diligence

Definition: Due diligence refers to the careful and thorough research or investigation conducted by individuals, organizations, or businesses before entering into a transaction or making a decision. It involves assessing all relevant information to ensure informed and responsible decision-making.

Examples of Usage:

Noun:

  1. Before investing in a company, it's essential to conduct due diligence to evaluate its financial stability and potential risks.
  2. The lawyer performed due diligence by examining all the legal documents and contracts involved in the acquisition.

Adjective:

  1. The potential buyer failed to complete the due diligence process and ended up making a hasty decision.
  2. It is crucial for any business to have a due diligence checklist in place to ensure compliance with legal requirements.

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