An incorporated society or company; = corporation, n.
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| 释义 | society > occupation and work > business affairs > a business or company > [noun] > other types of company (40) incorporation1530 An incorporated society or company; = corporation, n. acquisitor1668 = acquirer, n. private company?1711 a company in private ownership, as opposed to an organization owned or operated by the State; (now Law) a registered company prohibited from offering… private practice1724 work undertaken for a fee for a private client or patient; a privately run business which provides a service for paying clients; cf. sense A. 2b(b). public company1730 a company whose shares are traded on a major stock exchange. trading house1760 A firm that specializes in buying and selling merchandise, esp. internationally; a company that imports and exports goods, or facilitates this… acquiror1789 = acquirer, n. (in various senses). in-company1791 a company employed at home or at headquarters. public corporation1796 (a) a municipal corporation; (b) a government-owned company or corporation. company1800 An association or corporate body formed to engage in trade or industry, typically having a legal identity distinct from that of its members; a… subsidiary company1823 a company controlled by a holding company (cf. sense B. 1b). proprietary company1824 (a) an insurance company owned by shareholders rather than by members (cf. mutual company at mutual, adj. 6); (b) chiefly Australian = private company… stock-company1827 (a) ? a joint-stock company; (b) a company the capital of which is represented by stock. trust company1827 a company which acts as a trustee, and (in later use) also provides other financial services. subsidiary1828 A body or organization which is controlled by another, esp. a subsidiary company (see subsidiary company n. at compounds 1). concessionaire1839 A person who or company which possesses a concession relating to the operation of a business or enterprise. commandite1844 ‘A company to which persons advance capital without assuming the functions of partner, or incurring any responsibility’ (Littré). Also attributive. statutory company1847 a company which provides a public service and has been incorporated by special statute, as distinguished from a chartered company or a joint-stock… parent company1854 a company or organization which owns or controls a number of subsidiary companies or organizations. mastership1868 The existence of masters or employers as an inevitable characteristic of industrial organization; the control of industry by masters or employers. Obs… state enterprise1886 a company, organization, etc., created by the State in order to carry out commercial activity; the practice of establishing and running such… Pty.1904 As part of the name of a company: proprietary. Cf. proprietary company n. at proprietary, n. adj.compounds. asset class1931 (a) a category of companies considered in terms of the total value of their assets (now rare); (b) a type of asset (such as stocks, bonds, or… acquirer1950 Business. A company which buys another company; the instigator of a corporate acquisition or merger. Cf. acquiree, n. 2. parent1953 = parent company n. at compounds 2. growth company1959 a company (sense 5b) that has expanded, or is likely to expand, more than the average. spin-off1959 A by-product, an incidental development, side-effect, or benefit; the production or accrual of side-effects or indirect benefits; spec. (a) a… non-profit1961 Originally and chiefly U.S. A non-profit-making organization; spec. a charity. Cf. later not-for-profit, n. shell1964 A company which has ceased to trade but which is still quoted on the stock exchange. not-for-profit1969 An organization, corporation, etc., which does not operate for the purpose of making a profit. vehicle1971 Business. A privately controlled company through which an individual or company conducts business operations in a particular sector, esp. investment. spin-out1972 Business (originally U.S.). = spin-off, n. 2(a). startup1975 Originally U.S. A business or enterprise that is in the process of starting up, or that has just been established; a startup company, venture… greenfield1982 A greenfield business venture; such ventures collectively. large-cap1982 A company with a (relatively) large market capitalization (see market capitalization n. at market, n. compounds 2). Hence: a stock or share of… monoline1984 Business (originally U.S.). A monoline company, esp. an insurance company (see sense B. 2); (also) a policy issued by such an insurance company. small cap1984 A company with a relatively small market capitalization. Hence: a stock or share of this type of company. Frequently attributive. Cf. mid-cap, n. mid-cap1988 A company with a capitalization in the middle range; spec. (in the United Kingdom) one that comes between the 101st and the 350th (inclusive) when… multidomestic1989 A multidomestic company. dotcom1996 A business that provides products or services wholly or mainly via the internet, esp. one having an internet address ending with the suffix .com… |
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