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How many regular days are in 2 business days?
That cannot really be determined. A business day is like any other regular day, except it is only Monday through Friday, which are the days that most businesses operate. Hence "business days".
Pubs in England do this twice a day?
OPEN. Pubs in England operate from noon till 3pm. Then they will reopen for business at 7pm.
What exactly is the Puffing Billy?
Puffing Billy is Australia's oldest steam railway. It is in Belgrave, Victoria and still operates on a daily business. It does not operate on Christmas Day.
What are the release dates for The Milton Berle Show - 1958 April Fool's Day?
The Milton Berle Show - 1958 April Fool's Day was released on: USA: 1 April 1959
Explain three reasons why some entreprenuers may prefer to keep their businesses small?
-To have a personal relationship with their customers. -Keeps most profits. -The business will be easier to operate since the structure is not too big. -The owner will be better informed about the day to day operations and business transactions.
How did walmart operate from day to day?
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What is the abbreviation of cob in banking terms?
COB stands for Close of Business. Banks usually operate on a daily basis at scheduled working hours. Once the working hours of day are over, banks usually consolidate all the transactions that happened that day and update their records. This activity is called the Close if Business activity.
How much days are there in a business day?
There is just one day in a business day.
How many days is 24-72 business hours?
96
Is a working day the same as a business day?
No. A working day is any day in the week that work is carried out, but a business day, can only be between Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, during business hours.
What does COB stands for?
Close of business day
How long is a business day?
One business day is normally 3-5 days.Generally eight hours. Depends on the business.
