The phrase "any kind of commerce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types or forms of trade or business activities without specifying a particular one.
Example: "The new regulations will affect any kind of commerce conducted online."
Alternatives: "any type of trade" or "any form of business".
"If organizations engaged in any kind of commerce do not meet consumers' specific requirements, they're toast," he said.
By 1843, Alcott was ready for his next utopian experiment, and he carted the young Louisa along with her mother and sisters to Fruitlands, a utopian community whose members lived on a farm, ate only vegetables they grew and shunned any kind of commerce.
At Wal-Mart, the urge to conquer the New Orleans interior represents a revision of the strategy -- a kind of commerce oblige -- that has made the 41-year-old discount chain the dominant force in retail.
"There is a kind of commerce betwixt beasts and us, a certain relation and mutual obligation, whereof there is no other reason, but that they belong to one and the same master, and are of the same family that we are," wrote French philosopher and theologian Pierre Charron.
In many cases, it was working with boutiques and fashion houses that had yet to establish any kind of online commerce profile of their own.
With that backdrop, Farfetch started out by working with boutiques and fashion houses that had yet to establish any kind of online commerce profile of their own.
It's still unclear what, if any kind of mobile commerce push Apple will make itself – we've heard rumors about iTunes becoming a platform for much broader types of payments for a while now – but in the meantime, it's clear it still wants to be the best mobile platform for those looking to drive pay-based engagement.
Singh tells me that a typical target app will be the wide range of photo and messaging apps on the market today, but ultimately there are a whole range of image-based apps where you could see this working, for example in any kind of e-commerce app that lets people upload their own pictures of items to sell, or in dating apps.
The Internet Tax Freedom Act and H.R. 49 address two distinct tax policy issues: (1) state and local taxes on Internet access provided by a traditional Internet service provider (or "ISP"), and (2) "multiple and discriminatory" taxes that treat electronic commerce differently than any other kind of commerce.
As the CEO of a performance marketing agency, I can tell you that if you manage any kind of sizable e-commerce business, using a marketing automation tool to grow your business just makes sense.
It should also prompt broader productivity gains, as mobile-money agents become conduits for all kinds of commerce and information.
