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'Business' banking generally refers to the services used by smaller companies, including sole traders. 'Commercial' or 'corporate' banking generally refers to the services used by larger enterprises with a high turnover.

A commercial product is any item, component, or system available from stock or regular production that is sold in substantial quantities to the general public at established catalog or market prices (for definition of terms, see FPR 1-3.807.

Items for sale are commercial. Items that are not for sale, such as gifts, are non-commercial.

Noncommercial establishments include hotels, airlines, cruise ships, school cafeterias, daycares, assisted living facilities, and office cafeterias.

Commercial Business means an organization engaged in the trade of goods, services, or both to consumers (e.g., retail, corporation, LLC, or sole proprietorship) whose primary purpose is a for-profit venture.

1. Commercial, mercantile refer to the activities of business, industry, and trade. Commercial is the broader term, covering all the activities and relationships of industry and trade.

'Business' banking generally refers to the services used by smaller companies, including sole traders. 'Commercial' or 'corporate' banking generally refers to the services used by larger enterprises with a high turnover.

Commercial generally relates to anything business or commerce. A commercial is an advertisement for a business. Commercial activity is selling goods or services for profit.