Business idioms

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Across
  1. 2. it a day – To stop working on something for the day.
  2. 4. playing field – Equal opportunities for all participants.
  3. 5. strings – To use influence to achieve a goal.
  4. 6. like hotcakes – To sell quickly and in large quantities.
  5. 8. the goalposts – Changing the rules or expectations unfairly.
  6. 9. of the curve – Staying ahead of trends or competition.
  7. 10. pincher - to be frugal or try to save money.
  8. 11. the book – Following rules or procedures strictly.
  9. 12. the ground running – To begin a task or project with energy and focus.
  10. 14. picture – The overall perspective or objective.
  11. 16. cow – A product or service that consistently makes money.
  12. 18. or swim – To succeed or fail without assistance.
  13. 20. the black – To be profitable.
  14. 21. bet – A decision or investment with low risk.
  15. 22. the ball rolling – To start something.
  16. 23. of the loop – Not informed or updated.
Down
  1. 1. the ropes – To learn how to do a particular job or task.
  2. 2. the corporate ladder – Advance in rank within a company.
  3. 3. ground – To fall behind in competition.
  4. 5. hardball – To act aggressively or ruthlessly.
  5. 7. tape – Excessive bureaucracy or rules.
  6. 11. the midnight oil – Working late into the night.
  7. 13. the bar – To set higher standards.
  8. 14. to the drawing board – Starting over after a failure or setback.
  9. 15. outside the box – To approach problems creatively.
  10. 17. track – A quicker way to achieve success.
  11. 19. strings attached – No hidden obligations or conditions.
  12. 22. down to business – To start focusing on work or a task.