Business Idioms

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Across
  1. 1. To start over or rethink a plan after a failure.
  2. 6. To make a mutual agreement where each party gives up something.
  3. 10. To convert assets into cash, especially during financial difficulty.
  4. 15. Legitimate, honest, and open.
  5. 16. To increase in size, number, or importance.
  6. 17. Applying to all members or categories without exception.
  7. 20. A phrase referring to the Atlantic Ocean.
  8. 21. A significant portion or part of something.
  9. 23. A product or business unit that generates a consistent profit.
  10. 25. Not openly acknowledged or displayed; secret.
  11. 26. To increase the volume, amount, or speed of something.
  12. 28. A recruiter who specializes in finding candidates for senior positions.
  13. 29. To speed up the process or progress of something.
  14. 32. Financial support to a company or country in financial difficulty.
  15. 33. A large or excessive amount of something.
  16. 34. Made more efficient by simplifying or eliminating unnecessary elements.
  17. 35. The use of something to maximum advantage, especially in negotiations.
  18. 36. Capable of adapting to different circumstances or changes easily.
  19. 38. More expensive than usual due to high demand.
  20. 39. A complete change in position or opinion.
  21. 41. To combine multiple things into a single, more effective whole.
  22. 42. Done within the organization rather than by an external provider.
Down
  1. 2. A specific, defined segment of the market for a product or service.
  2. 3. To explain the reason or cause of something.
  3. 4. To review, alter, and amend something.
  4. 5. Having a lot of work or responsibilities to deal with.
  5. 7. To reduce the number of employees in a company to cut costs.
  6. 8. To completely remove or get rid of something.
  7. 9. The act of increasing market share of an existing product.
  8. 11. A business arrangement where two or more parties pool resources.
  9. 12. To contract out a business process or service to an external provider.
  10. 13. A significant event or achievement marking an important stage.
  11. 14. To prepare for an activity or event.
  12. 15. To focus on and deal with a particular problem.
  13. 18. The moment when information is published or broadcasted.
  14. 19. The standard price set for a product or service.
  15. 22. To be subject to criticism or scrutiny.
  16. 24. A payment made to someone for facilitating a transaction, often illicitly.
  17. 27. At risk or in question.
  18. 30. To be in agreement or harmony with something or someone.
  19. 31. Being more advanced or innovative than others.
  20. 37. To be profitable; to have positive financial results.
  21. 40. To increase one's commitment to a strategy or course of action.