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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Hello

could you help me to differentiate company from enterprise
  

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In the business sense, a company is a commercial entity officially recognized and regulated by the state. An enterprise is any undertaking.

  • In the business sense, a company is a commercial entity officially recognized and regulated by the state.
  • An enterprise is any undertaking.
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In the business sense, a company is a commercial entity officially recognized and regulated by the state. An enterprise is any undertaking.

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