It seemed to take me forever, but I was proud of myself afterwards - I think I've got that water-jitters business kicked.
And some fear that a Scottish exit would make Britain more likely to quit the European Union something that would shake big business even more.These jitters may diminish the Bank of England's enthusiasm for increasing interest rates one reason for sterling's recent fall.
Notwithstanding recent Wall Street jitters, most business and financial indicators are betting on a continuation of the current path, with a President Clinton extending Obama administration policies, kept in check by a GOP-controlled House.
In recent days, analysts say, those threats have appeared designed specifically to cause jitters among businesses and investors in South Korea, perhaps reflecting a calculation that Ms. Park might be unable to stand as firm if her country's already weakened economy is seriously threatened.
[World Business, Section W.] Market Calms Its Jitters and Gains The Dow Jones industrial average closed up 149.81 points to 9,269.92.
The threats to your business are recession and Wall Street jitters.
Britain's economy grew by a faster than expected 0.6% in the second quarter as businesses appeared to shrug off Brexit jitters in the runup to the 23 June referendum.
However, global events and stock market jitters are threatening to undermine business confidence, with potentially far-reaching consequences.
Despite the recent jitters of some emerging economies, many business analysts still believe poorer countries hold the best hope for future growth.
But it set off jitters among those in the search business who worry that it represents another step by Google to become a Web publisher as well as a search engine.
