business

business
справа, заняття, професія; підприємництво, торгівельно-промислова діяльність, комерційна діяльність, господарська діяльність; бізнес; комерційна угода (операція, оборудка); підприємство, компанія, фірма; торгівельно-промислове підприємство; цивільний обіг

business clothed with a public interest — вид діяльності, що становить громадський інтерес

- business action
- business address
- business affair
- business arbitrage
- business bank
- business bribery
- business confidentiality
- business connections
- business contract
- business corporation
- business correspondence
- business corruption
- business deal
- business enterprise
- business espionage
- business establishment
- business ethics
- business executive
- business failure
- business
- business intercourse
- business law
- business lawyer
- business legislation
- business licence
- business license
- business name
- business of crime
- business of organized crime
- business of the day
- business of white crime
- business protection
- business racket
- business records
- business regulation
- business reputation
- business routine
- business secrecy
- business structure
- business transaction
- business traveler
- business traveller
- business venture
- business year

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