In the twenty-first century, business language around the world is in a rapid state of change. This creates the need for new business dictionaries that are not tied to the past but rather reflect the new global economy. This is particularly true with regard to the major business languages of the world, namely English, Chinese, French, German, Japanese, and Russian. Two of those languages, Chinese and Russian, represent two nations whose economy has changed radically in recent years. Both made a major shift from a closed socialist economy to an open free market. As a result, both had to coin new business terms, and are continuing to Additionally, business has become totally dependent on digital data and its transmission. Since this is a field that changes practically from day to day, new words appear regularly and must be added to any current business dictionary. This dictionary covers many areas of business, such as banking, insurance, real estate, export-import, stock market, and more.

In addition, several hundred business-related computer and internet terms have been included.