As we are interested in short day trips we use a business conditions index for the US border states in which the states are weighted by population.
During this period, the taxi drivers are facing a stable business condition as it is late for travel.
And that means attracting in new participants, attracting new investment into the UK, making sure we have an optimum business condition.
This is a billion-dollar company the only real product of which, in other words, is Martha Stewart herself, an unusual business condition acknowledged in the prospectus prepared for Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia's strikingly successful October I.P.O.
We are in an oversold business condition.
Underpinning the market were growing hopes the Fed would come to the economy's rescue with more aggressive interest rate cuts after a key business conditions index dropped sharply, analysts said.
Despite last month's warning that its profit for the year would be at the low end of its forecast because of a charge, business conditions deteriorated further and caused CA to miss market expectations.
These twin spikes, both engineered by the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries limiting its oil shipments, are still the textbook example of an economic "shock"—a sudden change in business conditions.
Stocks jumped yesterday as a rise in factory orders and a survey of business conditions gave fresh evidence that a strong economic rebound was in the making.
The business barometer of the Institute for Supply Management-Chicago, a gauge of business conditions, is forecast to show a 15th consecutive month of expansion in December.
Chief Executive John Chambers John Chambers, one of the first to signal a turnaround in business conditions last year, said Cisco believes its results "provide a clear indication that we are entering the second phase of the economic recovery".
