Category: E

The actions of seeking to hire corporate officers, executives and other senior level management positions. Payment for the search is typically either by retainer or contingency. An industry has evolved around the

A document showing the authorization and permission given to the holder by the appropriate authorities for entering .

1. In General, this is the belief that something will happen based on a series of actions. 2. In Statistics, this is the likelihood, the average probability, of an unplanned occurrence.

The monetary costs for attaining the desired result as quickly as possible. In fast tracking repairs or replacement of a lost or damaged asset, overtime, express transport, prioritizing will each likely cost

Expenses owed, yet unpaid is the insurer’s liability.

An appropriation where no new contract can be done but is used to settle existing obligations.

Insurance to cover an exporter from nonpayment by the importer. It has an ad valorem fee that considers credit worthiness of the importer.

A contract between parties that lets them declare intentions and contract them.

A rule in a contract that lets the parties to continue it after the expiration date.

1. income from activities that occur outside the company. 2. refer to remittance.

A process that needs raw materials from earth to be used. It relates to metal, minerals, and earth aggregates.

The money a person earns from working at a job.

Achieving the best risk-to-reward ratio for a given asset under existing circumstances. Maximum return from minimum risk result.

The amount of change in demand for a good or service when its price changes. An example is a sales increase coinciding with a drop in prices and sales decrease coinciding with

Caused by the movement of electrons in a conductor from positive and negative points. A type of energy. Used for providing power to buildings, electric devices, and even some automobiles. Several people

EDGAR is a computerized reporting system that automatically collects, validates, indexes, accepts, and forwards submissions by securities firms, and makes the data almost instantly available online. US Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC)

An electronic method of retail checkout. Usually self-contained. The system involved is typically capable of all tasks of a store checkout counter: payments by bank or credit cards, transactions verification, sales reporting,

1. In General, it is a term used to describe a basic principle or a fundamental part. 2. In Chemistry and Physics, it is a term that categorizes unique, distinguishable, basic matter.

A BANK LIABILITY, such as an interbank or retail DEPOSIT, that attracts a regulatory RESERVE.

Part of a larger computer system, this computer sub-system performs no data processing functions, only specific support functions, such as guidance or security.