Ramo di Azienda
English translation: business branch/going concern
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13 mins confidence: 
business branch/going concern Explanation: business branch is really more "ramo d'azienda", intended as a portion of a company going concern is the operating entity taken as a whole (goodwill, workers, buildings, business etc.) Hope it helps Barbara |
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17 mins confidence:
sector Explanation: This term is common for most companies. Just an example in: http://www.acinet.org/acinet/library.htm?category=2.4 |
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36 mins confidence:
division Explanation: branch is used for "filiale" i.e. the branch of a bank, for example. perhaps you could try with "division" and see if it works in your context. The examples that come to mind are numerous Investment division (Financial services) Trade and reference division (Houghton Mifflin) paola l m |
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