Business adjustments refers to the process of making changes or modifications to a company's strategy, operations, or processes to improve its performance or adapt to changes in the market. It's the act of realigning the business to its mission, goals, and objectives. It allows a company to respond to stakeholder questions, management issues, employee concerns, changing market conditions, or other external factors. Business adjustment may involve revising product offerings, adjusting pricing strategy, improving customer experience, streamlining operations, and making organizational changes. The objective of business adjustment is to improve the company's competitiveness, profitability, and overall success. Regular assessments and adjustments to the business strategy help companies stay agile and responsive to the rapidly changing business environment.