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how is a business different from an enterprise in computer

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A business enterprise is always a for-profit entity, while, a company can be a not-for-profit too. Of course, the other difference can be traced back to the nature of ownership.

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A business enterprise is always a for-profit entity, while, a company can be a not-for-profit too. Of course, the other difference can be traced back to the nature of ownership.

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A business enterprise is always a for-profit entity, while, a company can be a not-for-profit too. Of course, the other difference can be traced back to the nature of ownership.

how is a business different from an enterprise in computer