enterprise selling

She also continued until 1711 the commercial enterprise selling lace.

James single-handedly built a quarter million dollar enterprise selling products from the trunk of his car.

For a long time, enterprises selling everything from VCR's to cellular telephones and computers have existed within the various republics.

'Train rangers and educate the local community, set up social enterprises selling organic mushrooms and forest honey.'

It has grown from a candy business started by Mr. Maines's father into a vast enterprise selling food and supplies to 5,000 customers in 18 states.

Coranderrk Station ran successfully for many years as an aboriginal enterprise selling wheat, hops and crafts to the growing market of Melbourne.

The Buffalo Nickel Thrift Store, a community enterprise selling recycled clothing and housewares, welcomes visitors.

As mentioned above, there are a large number of enterprises selling agricultural products or connected to agriculture such as tractor repair or machine repair shops.

He received citizenship in Copenhagen as a sculptor on 12 December 1703, along with royal permission to run a commercial enterprise selling lace from Brabant.

Sega Ozisoft ceased to operate in its current form with Sega Enterprises selling its share in Sega Ozisoft and was bought over by Infogrames in 2002.

On the second day of his visit, a Russian Zil limousine dropped the prince off at the region's largest agricultural university, a recipient of British government aid which is being groomed to become a model of private enterprise selling its own produce.

By 1876, E. Butterick & Co. had become a worldwide enterprise selling patterns as far away as Paris, London, Vienna and Berlin, with 100 branch offices and 1,000 agencies throughout the United States and Canada.