Meanings of retain business in English

Our local resorts have had to fight hard to retain business and entice new visitors.

The deliberate employment of white people to retain business and profit is problematic, hurtful, and racially defeatist.

The act makes it illegal to pay bribes to foreign officials in order to secure or retain business.

In keeping with international online trends, the US figures were higher, with over half saying the Internet would help retain business.

That law makes it a crime for any company with U.S. ties to bribe foreign officials to obtain or retain business.

The U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act puts a ban on companies or their agents bribing foreign government officials to obtain or retain business.

He said that Groupon is having trouble retaining businesses.

The strategy has been developed by the region's mayoral forum and its aims include attracting and retaining businesses, investment, skilled workers and tourists.

The company said it would retain businesses in the communications technologies segment that make components for aerospace and defense industries and fluid applications.

He said Wal-Mart could argue that the payments under scrutiny were grease payments and did not involve obtaining or retaining business from the government.

Lawyers for Busson said he had been a Swiss resident for most of his life until 1996, and retains business interest in the country.

This includes Revenue Support Grant, retained business rates, council tax and a number of special grants that authorities are free to spend as they wish.