Business [noun]

It’s unconscionable to go home before the election without helping families and small businesses, and I think there’s a deep recognition that now, at this point, that it’s simply impossible to go home without getting something done.

Another idea circulating in the House is to pass individual bills, such as new business loans or unemployment help, just to show or remind Americans that House Democrats are trying to help.

The full restrictions at issue have now eased, but a variety of limitations on businesses and gatherings remain in effect.

Before the coronavirus pandemic shuttered businesses and sent unemployment soaring, the president could certainly brag about the state of the economy in his first three years as president.

The plan calls for accelerating access to reconstruction funding, forgiving disaster relief loans to municipalities and bolstering local businesses.

Kirk became the face of Turning Point, while Montgomery was “the old guy who keeps it all legal,” he told the business weekly.

Like Harris, she's tried to make the race a referendum on the “Delaware Way,” in which business-friendly candidates trade their seats but never enact a liberal agenda.

He remembered something—the cherished pose of being a man plunged fathoms-deep in business.

A letter from Fajardo to the king (December 10, 1621) concerns various matters of administration and business.

The father of Mr. Stacy Marks predestined him for the coach-building business.