Days of the week in which a corporation is open for business.

Monday through Friday, excluding national holidays.

Business days are the period of time during a given work week that a company considers itself open. Weekends and national holidays are not business days.

According to the Truth in Lending Act or Electronic Fund Transfer Act there are specific days allotted for business dealings. These days are known as business days.

Days of the week excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays; normal working days.

The period of time during a given work week that a company considers itself open, national holidays and weekends are usually not considered business days. Feel free to make an Inquiries at the company your working with to find out what days it counts as business days under the Truth in Lending and Electronic Fund Transfer Acts.

Find out from your institution what days it counts as business days under the Truth in Lending and Electronic Fund Transfer Acts. Usually five days.

The days when the markets involved in a foreign currency exchange (transaction) are open to conduct business, and the days used to determine the Value Dates when transactions must be consummated. Also called Market Days.

Find out from your institution to find out what days it counts as business days under the Truth in Lending and Electronic Fund Transfer Acts.

Any day in which a business is open to the public for business activities.

A day that a business is open to conduct business. Monday through Friday, except bank holidays, are generally considered business days. This is different from a calendar day.

Business days for Brown University are Monday through Friday (excluding designated University holidays).

Holidays and weekends are not usually considered a business day.