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vb. (present participle of do business English)
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Business''' may refer to:
- Doing business as (DBA) - legal term;
- Doing Business Report - World Bank Group's yearly study of private sector development.
Usage examples of "doing business".
Whether you are doing business on Wall Street or in a small town in North Carolina, nothing is more important than your integrity.
If you are doing business with a chairman or CEO of a company, become friendly with their assistant—.
I do not altogether like his way of doing business, and do not uphold him in his dealings with your family.
These characteristics for our projection force cannot be achieved easily, as the processes that defined our Cold War doctrines, force structures, equipment, and ways of doing business are loath to change.
He was powerful and he had many persons working for him and it was good to think about all this, particularly the efficient white men he had working for him, this Kelney, this Tiggs, with their crisp, clear way of doing business.
Tell Deutsche International Bank to show me which of their clients is doing business with the Holy Land Trust.
From Janitor to Miner to Executive Assistant, Micah learned the business of doing business.
Overruning a small rearguard without putting in an attack on foot would force him to spend lives, but that was a cost of doing business.
From Janitor to Miner to Executive assistant Micah learned the business of doing business.
Clothiers and carpenters and tradesmen of all descriptions suddenly found themselves doing business on a scale they had never dreamed of.
Even if you're a damn sight too sharp a trader, it's been good doing business with you.
He hadn't killed her, and, as far as he knew, Amy was alive and doing business in the Open Quarter at Portsmouth.