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Meanings of doing business as in English
Portuguese
nome fantasia (Law) a name under which a corporation conducts business that is not the legal name of the corporation as shown in its articles of incorporation.
Usage of doing business as in English
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We are doing business as an extension of our hobby, he said.
2
You tell the world you're a changed man, but continue doing business as usual.
3
National parks, however, are mostly doing business as usual.
4
That's a 10-percent boost over the projected GDP if the country continued doing business as usual.
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So far as Ed could see, the road had gone right on doing business as usual.
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He is a merchant-soldier, bearing the military title of lieutenant, and doing business as a trader.
7
In 1826 he was back in Boston, doing business as a provision dealer in the newly-erected Quincy market.
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The company is thought to be contacting clients to assure them that Interserve can continue doing business as usual.
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Instead of doing business as usual, expecting that our systems and data are impregnable, we have to play differently.
10
One day a publicist named Richard Mardus called my attention to a nightclub on West Third Street doing business as the Cafe Bizarre.
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The Company's subsidiary is 8528934 Canada Ltd., doing business as 7 ACRES, a licensed producer of medical cannabis.
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We have been doing business as our fathers did it, and we probably needed this awakening that the new railroad has given us.
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Another way of dealing with the uncertainty of emerging markets is to embrace it as the cost of doing business as a long-term investor.
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That afternoon Wentworth got the letters off by the American mail, and he felt that they were doing business as rapidly as could be expected.
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Prosecutors said Tucker's enterprise from 1997 to 2013 exploited 4.5 million people while doing business as Ameriloan and One Click Cash.
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By the time he started doing business as Gateway Communications in 1992, he admitted, he may have heard about Gateway 2000 "in passing."