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Business day
A day in which financial markets are open for trading.

Business Day
A time during which securities markets and most retailers and other shops are open. In much of the world, every day is a business day except for Saturday and Sunday. However, this is not a hard and fast rule. For example, in Bahrain, Sunday is a business day while Friday is not.

business day
A day on which the securities markets are open.

business day

A standard day for conducting business,excluding government holidays and weekends.Various notices required in real estate contracts, leases, or other agreements may have deadlines based on the passage of a certain number of days,or of business days.To count days,you start with the day after the triggering event,and count that as day 1.



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