Synonyms and antonyms of Specific types of business in British Thesaurus

authenticator (noun)

a company that tells you whether a digital signature is a real or honest one

automaker (noun)

Americanmainly journalism a company that produces cars

bookseller (noun)

a person or business that sells books

caterer (noun)

a person or business that organizes the food and drinks for an event such as a party or meeting

clearing house (noun)

an organization that collects and provides information on a particular subject

constructor (noun)

a company or person that builds things, especially racing cars

consultancy (noun)

a company with expert knowledge about a particular subject that provides professional help and advice to other companies

consulting (noun)

the business of providing professional help and advice about a particular subject

contractor (noun)

a person or company whose job is to provide goods or to do work for another person, organization, company etc at a particular price

creamery (noun)

a place where butter and cheese are made

dairy (noun)

a company that sells milk and makes and sells foods that are made from milk, for example butter and cheese

distributor (noun)

business a company or person that supplies goods to shops

dotcom (noun)

a company that uses the Internet to sell its products and services

drive-through (noun)

a restaurant, bank etc that serves you through a special window so you do not have to leave your car

e-business (noun)

a company that operates on the Internet

e-tailer (noun)

a company that sells things on the Internet

exhibitor (noun)

a person, company, or organization that shows their work or products in a public place

exporter (noun)

a person, business, or country that sells goods to another country

finance company (noun)

a business that lends money to companies

Internet hotel (noun)

a business that consists of computers and Internet services for other businesses to use

label (noun)

a company that produces records

laundry (noun)

a business that washes and irons clothes

line (noun)

a company that provides a transport service

mover (noun)

mainly American a person or company whose job is to move people’s furniture and possessions from one house or flat to another

nursery (noun)

a place where plants and young trees are grown either for sale or for scientific purposes

OEM (noun)

original equipment manufacturer: a company that puts together computer systems using pieces of equipment bought from other companies, and sells them under its own name

practice (noun)

the business of a doctor, lawyer, or other professional person

processor (noun)

a company that treats a food or another substance to make it ready for use

producer (noun)

a person or company that grows food or makes goods to be sold

provider (noun)

an organization or company that makes a service available to the public

public utility (noun)

a company that provides gas, electricity, or water for people to use

removalist (noun)

Australian a person or company that moves your furniture and other things when you move house

retailer (noun)

a person or company that sells goods directly to the public for their own use

service (noun)

a business or organization that earns money by providing help, information, or advice for the public

service industry (noun)

an industry that provides services instead of producing goods, for example banks, hospitals, and hotels

service provider (noun)

computing a company that provides customers with a connection to the Internet

service provider (noun)

a company that provides a service, for example insurance or medical treatment

shipbuilder (noun)

a company that builds ships

smokestack industry (noun)

an industry involved in making things in factories using big machines and processes that produce a lot of pollution

web farm (noun)

a web server farm

web server farm (noun)

a business that has a group of computers connected to each other for web hosting