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business
noun as in job, profession
noun as in company, enterprise
Strongest matches
corporation, factory, firm, house, institution, market, organization, partnership, shop, store, venture
Weak matches
Mom and Pop, fly-by-night operation, megacorp, shoestring operation
noun as in commerce, trade
Strongest matches
Strong matches
affairs, bargaining, barter, commercialism, contracts, dealings, exchange, game, industrialism, merchandising, racket, sales, selling, traffic, undertaking
Weak matches
Example Sentences
Söderström said in a call on Tuesday with investors that his core responsibilities are product and technology, while Norström oversees business, markets and content.
Donations to Mayor Frey, meanwhile, have far outpaced his opponents, with recent filings showing he’s received $722,226 in contributions, many from the city’s business leaders.
In a letter to staff, Mr Ek said he would remain "deeply involved" in big decisions involving the firm, one of Europe's most successful technology businesses, boasting more than 700 million monthly users globally.
Mr Crane said 84 businesses replied to the survey, all from JLR's supply chain.
Many — but not all — are scraped free of fire debris from destroyed homes and businesses.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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