Definition of business card
: a small card bearing information (such as name and address) about a business or business representative
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After the panel, members of the audience crowded the dais to ask the medical professionals advice and collect business cards.
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Troy Dye, chief marketing officer for Capital One’s small business card division, said technology has had a major impact on shaping small companies since the financial crisis.
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Now that investors are wondering if blockchain will be the next big idea, a wave of firms are also adding that word back to their business cards.
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Those with important roles in both the party and the government generally include only the latter on their business cards.
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Bring business cards as there will be plenty of time to network.
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Lopez Londoño kept the agent’s business card, which might come in handy as evidence at his trial.
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Unfortunately, business card-sized disks were too big for the emerging mobile computing market, and the company dissolved almost exactly a year after the tech debuted.
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Rothschild spoke with the French camp commander, offering him a package of Swiss cigars and the business card of a helpful local lawyer before the commander ultimately agreed to let Renee go.
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First Known Use of business card
1821
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Definition of business card for English Language Learners
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: a small card printed with a person's name and information about that person's company and job
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