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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Business's, Business' or Businesses

The sentence is "Your business’s trusted resource to help navigate your financial future." That is how the client supplied the copy, is that correct?

I think it should be business'

Thank you.

  

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" That is correct. Singular nouns take "-'s", except for a short list of Biblical and classical names (Moses', Jesus', Socrates'). )

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Anonymous"Your business’s trusted resource to help navigate your financial future."

That is correct. Singular nouns take "-'s", except for a short list of Biblical and classical names (Moses', Jesus', Socrates').

(And if it were more than one business, it would be "your businesses'

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My goal is to make sure you have our marketing information available when you begin addressing the advertising budget for your business’s next fiscal year.


Is Business's correct?

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The singular possessive case of business is :

Business's

And the plural possessive case of business is :

Businesses '

As the plural of business is businesses.

So your client is right.

Thanks??

Hope it helps.

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