Which of the following is NOT covered under Coverage A of a Business Owners Policy?

Coverage A of a Business Owners Policy is specifically designed to cover the physical structure of the buildings and certain improvements made to the insured property. This includes items that are integral to the building or that contribute to its overall function.

The correct choice highlights leased business personal property that typically does not fall under Coverage A. Instead, this type of property is often covered under separate parts of a business insurance policy, or sometimes under Coverage B, which focuses on personal property of the business.

Understanding this coverage is crucial because it emphasizes the distinction between the building’s structural components and items that are considered personal property of the business or leased equipment. Thus, items like flooring and floor coverings, owner's furniture in an apartment, and maintenance equipment such as fire extinguishers are generally included in Coverage A, as they support the building's functionality or are associated with its occupancy.