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121business class — Ⅰ. business class UK US noun ► [U] TRANSPORT a type of air travel that is more expensive and has better conditions than economy class, or the part of a plane where people who have booked this type of travel sit: »Most of the special deals on… …
122business — [biz′nis] n. [ME bisinesse < OE bisignes: see BUSY & NESS] 1. one s work, occupation, or profession 2. a special task, duty, or function 3. rightful concern or responsibility [no one s business but his own] 4. a matter, affair, activity, etc …
123business as usual — phrase used for describing a situation in which everything happens normally, especially after a period of time when things happen in a different way Less than a week after the fire it was business as usual. Thesaurus: ordinary and normalsynonym… …
124Business transformation — is a key executive management initiative that attempts to align People, Process and Technology initiatives of a company more closely with its business strategy and vision to support and help innovate new business strategies. Business… …
125Business journalism — is the branch of journalism that tracks, records, analyses and interprets the economic changes that take place in a society. It could include anything from personal finance, to business at the local market to the malls, to performance of well… …
126Business audio — refers to a type of service that provides audio content that is licensed for use in a commercial setting. Business audio providers include Muzak Holdings LLC, DMX, PlayNetwork, XM for Business, Music Choice, SIRIUS Business, Rock 300, and… …
127Business partnering — is the development of successful, long term, strategic relationships between customers and suppliers, based on achieving best practice and sustainable competitive advantage (Lendrum, 1997). Mission The mission of Business partnering and the key… …
128Business failure — Business Failure, or colloquially going out of business , refers to a company ceasing its operations following its inability to make a profit or to bring in enough revenue to cover its expenses.Some businesses fail early on. This can occur as a… …
