The phrase "business hall" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a large room or area within a building, specifically designated for conducting business activities such as conferences, meetings, or trade shows. Example: "I was in the business hall all day, presenting our company's products at the trade show."
"When staff come back here after lunch I want no monkey business, Hall".
While many services are focused on streamlining collaboration within a business, Hall wants to make it easy for outside participants to come in or out of company messaging.
"[It's] good to get out of the death business," Hall told Today earlier this year, while speaking about his role in the Broadway play "The Realistic Joneses," which closed this past July.
In the often-volatile music business, Hall often faced challenges, among them the defection of the Swampers rhythm section in 1969, when the musicians wanted more control over what and with whom they played.
Exploring the link between DJs and big business, Hall points to the importance of social media to the current dance music economy: "The more followers DJs have, the more brands want to work with them and higher they climb up the various rankings of success," he argues.
Of course, there were plenty of offbeat indie treats hiding out there in the more obscure corners of the business halls; but with three days to see everything and a whole bunch of next-gen flavoured exec interviews to do, most of us had to stick to mainstream fare.
He was elected to the small-business hall of fame in South Dakota.
In addition, live greenery is prohibited in assembly areas, education facilities, schools, day cares, stores, businesses, residence halls, and hotels unless the building is protected throughout with an approved automatic sprinkler system.
Jo Johnson is slipping out to get a coffee when we bump into him in the Department for Business entrance hall.
After an absence longer than many careers in show business, Arsenio Hall will be attempting a comeback in late-night television when a new syndicated show begins in over a year.
In the lawsuit, the city accused Jefferies of operating an unlicensed "residential housing business, public hall, boarding house, bed and breakfast, and general business" — hosting loud parties and concerts that led to frequent house calls from police.
