business customs

Her mother is a former consultant, in Charlottesville, on international business customs.

In keeping with Japanese business customs, the group first repaired to the nearest golf course.

Its first task, a continuing one, was to help grocers, most of whose English was at least somewhat lacking, adjust to American business customs.

"Everyone knows the Ferengi culture is steeped in business customs," she said to Worf.

Unkovic is an authority on the appropriate business customs that American business people should understand before beginning to negotiate in Asian countries.

(This is comparable to similar business customs elsewhere, such as lunch in America or going for drinks after work in Japan.)

That growth built upon an archaic structure of regulations, business customs, a code of protection and weak controls that did not change sufficiently as the country's postwar economy began to bloom.

They all share a similar legal and financial framework, but specific terminology, deal terms, and investment practices vary according to business customs within different countries, business sectors, investor communities, and geographical regions.

In the documents made public over the weekend, Japan suggested that business school curriculums should stress corporate management and manufacturing and educate students in the Japanese language and "Japanese business customs."