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Commerce is the
organized system of activities, functions,
procedures and
institutions that
directly or
indirectly contribute to the smooth, unhindered...
- E-
commerce (electronic
commerce)
refers to
commercial activities including the
electronic buying or
selling products and
services which are conducted...
- The
United States secretary of
commerce (SecCom) is the head of the
United States Department of
Commerce. The
secretary serves as the prin****l advisor...
- The
Commerce Clause describes an
enumerated power listed in the
United States Constitution (Article I,
Section 8,
Clause 3). The
clause states that the...
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completion of
renovation work)
Museums of
Naval Aeronautics, old-time
trades (
Commerces d'Autrefois), and
local archaeology (la
Vieille Paroisse) Conservatoire...
- of
local law enforcement,
public education,
public health,
intrastate commerce regulation, and
local transportation and infrastructure, in
addition to...
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Subcommittee on
Commerce, Manufacturing, and
Trade is a
subcommittee within the
United States House Committee on
Energy and
Commerce. The subcommittee...
- A
chamber of
commerce, or
board of trade, is a form of
business network. For example, a
local organization of
businesses whose goal is to
further the interests...
- A
Bachelor of
Commerce (BCom) is an
undergraduate degree in
commerce which includes mathematical & law
subjects like: accounting, taxation,
corporate laws...
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Sterling Commerce was a
software and
services company providing Omni-Channel
Commerce, B2B
including Electronic data
interchange (EDI)
translation software...
