Phrases with «to exit the business»

"To exit the business" means to stop operating or leave the industry in which a company operates. It indicates that the company is no longer going to continue its business operations and will cease its activities in that particular industry. Full definition

to exit (parent phrase)
business (parent phrase)

to exit the business

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to get down to business
to get to business
to get to the exit
to help someone take one's business to the next level
to help take one's business to the next level
to take one's business to the next level
to take the business to the next level
one's way to the exits
one's approach to business
to bring to the business
cost to the business
loan to businesses
to return to business as usual
lending to businesses
to add value to the business
one's unique approach to business
to upgrade to business
to lend to businesses
to wear to a business meeting
key to success in business
to refer business to someone
business to someone
to go to business school
to add value to one's business
threat to one's business
to bring to one's business
to apply to one's business
risk to one's business
to add to one's business
asset to one's business
lending to small businesses
loan to small businesses
to lend to small businesses
to upgrade to business class
upgrade to business class
business exit

Sentences with «to exit the business»

It is more common for entrepreneurs who have built their businesses through their 20s, 30s and 40s to exit their businesses in their 50s. (hsbcprivatebank.com)
Start that process again or consider exiting the business at this stage. (marsdd.com)
It might not be quick and easy, but it is possible for partners to split up or exit the business in a way that's fair and acceptable to all concerned. (remonline.com)
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Phrases with «to exit the business»

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