ASB

• Aarhus School of Business, a Danish business school • Ancell School of Business, a business school at Western Connecticut State University, United States • The Alabama School for the Blind, a part of the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind • American School of Barcelona, Spain, a private tri-lingual school (pre-K to Grade 12) • Asia School of Business, Malaysia, a business school cofounded by Bank Negara Malaysia and MIT Sloan School of Management • Associated Student Body, a type of student organization • Australian School of Business, a business school at the University of New South Wales, Australia ==Business==

• Accounting Standards Board, responsible for issuing accounting standards in the United Kingdom • ASB Bank, one of the largest banks in New Zealand • Auditing Standards Board, a technical committee related to accounting in the United States • American Savings Bank, the Hawaii's third-largest financial institution ==Writing==

• A. S. Byatt, an English critic, novelist, poet and short story writer (born 1936) • Archives of Sexual Behavior, a sexology journal • Alternative Service Book, a prayer book of the Church of England ==Other uses==

• Artificially sweetened beverage, a beverage containing non-nutritive sweeteners • Anti-social behaviour, a set of actions that harm or lack consideration for the well-being of others • Anti-social Behaviour Act 2003, an act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom • Asymbescaline, a psychedelic drug related to mescaline • American Saddlebred, an American horse breed • Apostilb, a unit of luminance • Alt.sex.bondage, a Usenet newsgroup • Alien space bats, a term used while discussing implausible points of divergence in alternate history • Asociación de Scouts de Bolivia, the national Scouting association of Bolivia • Advanced stop box, an area at an intersection reserved for certain types of vehicles • Arbeiter-Samariter-Bund Deutschland, a German humanitarian charity • Assiniboine language (ISO 639-3 code: asb) • Ashgabat Airport (IATA code: ASB) ==See also==