Business - An organization that sells goods or services., Company - An organized group that produces goods or services., Employee - Someone who works for a business and gets paid., Employer - Someone who hires people to work., Manager - Someone who leads and organizes workers., Job - A position where someone works to earn money., Work - Tasks or activities done to earn money., Office - A room or building where business work happens., Meeting - A gathering to discuss business or plans., Boss - The person who is in charge of workers., Customer - A person who buys goods or services., Client - A person or company who uses professional services., Sale - The exchange of a product for money., Product - Something made to sell to people., Service - Help or work offered for money., Profit - The money a business keeps after paying costs., Loss - When business expenses are more than earnings., Price - The amount of money you pay for something., Market - A system where people buy and sell goods or services., Brand - The special image of a company or product., Advertising - A way to tell people about goods or services., Budget - A plan for how much to spend and save., Income - The money a person or business earns., Expense - Money used to pay for something., Contract - A written agreement between two sides., Investment - Spending money to make more money later., Loan - Money you borrow that you have to pay back., Supply - The amount of product available to sell., Demand - How much people want to buy something., Capital - Money used to start or run a business.,

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