Yes, an LLC can have multiple businesses operating under it. You can:1) have a parent LLC which then owns two (or more) different LLCs (e.g. "Bare Pines, LLC" owns "Bare Pines Entertainment, LLC" and "Bare Pines Distributing, LLC"); or 2) Have a single LLC which operates under two or more different names ("Bare Pines, LLC" which is "d/b/a Bare Pines Entertainment" and also "d/b/a Bare Pines Distributing").Either is perfectly legal, and there are pros and cons to either set up:a) Parent plus subsidiary LLCs: you can protect each business from any debts, obligations, or lawsuits against the other; may also be easier to keep the accounting 100% separate and distinct, to make tracking profit, losses, etc. easier.b) One LLC d/b/a different names: you can more easily shift money and assets from one operation to another.