Ask Is business the same thing with investment?

[Btaliat]

Business and investment may have many things in come but the fact is that there is a thin line between the two concepts. While business means act of selling and buying of goods and other products, investment is concerned with putting money on some other people's business with the aim of getting more rewards for it.

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[Daniel084]

I think you're right that business and investment are connected, but they're not exactly the same. Running a business usually means you're directly involved in producing or selling something, managing operations, and taking care of customers. Investment, on the other hand, is more about putting your money into something with the hope that it grows, without needing to manage the day-to-day work. Both carry risks and rewards, but the level of involvement is very different. I feel understanding that difference helps people make smarter choices about where to put their time and money.

 

[Newman]

Business and investment are two different things. While business aims at making money in a short period of time, investment is aiming at longer time. Investment is just putting your money in something hoping to make profit. In business, you do the activities yourself, hoping to get money in it one day