business plan

noun

a detailed plan setting out the objectives of a business, the strategy and tactics planned to achieve them, and the expected profits, usually over a period of three to ten years

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He also had many a half-cooked business plan to be a security professional and had some vehicles that looked like they were law enforcement vehicles; I wasn’t on the Boelter part of this story, but everything from working at a mortuary to managing a gas station.

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"And we're looking at the business plan and whether it's going to be viable."

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An initial six-point deduction was handed down by the EFL in November 2021, for a breach of profit and sustainability rules, and by April 2023 the Royals had been docked a further six points for failing to comply with the terms of an agreed business plan for the previous breach.

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Ms Martin says she received a business plan from ConvrtX and eventually raw source codes for her website and app, though she says these were unusable and incomplete.

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For an overnight visitor charge to be implemented in England, a clear and transparent business plan must be provided for how the money raised will be spent.

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businessperson business process re-engineering

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