When you're concluding a business presentation

A) bring up any information you forgot to include during the presentation.
B) briefly restate the main points of your presentation.
C) don't let the audience know you're ready to close the presentation.
D) rely on the audience to decide how they feel and what they'll do about your presentation.
E) ask for an immediate decision or reaction from the audience.

Briefly restating the main points of your presentation helps reinforce the key takeaways for the audience and ensures they leave with a clear understanding of what was discussed. It also helps signal to the audience that the presentation is coming to a close. A is not recommended as adding new information could confuse the audience. C is not recommended as it can leave the audience feeling unsure about whether the presentation is over or not. D is not recommended as it is important to provide a clear call to action or next steps for the audience. E is not recommended as it can put pressure on the audience and make them feel uncomfortable.