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Accurate assessment of a company.
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Accurate assessment of a company.
Informal but written bid or quote submitted with the initiative of the bidder.
The letters of an alphabet in capitals.
Introducing a new product into a line of products that has a price point.
Visual portion of the computer application that the user uses to interact with software. See interface.
Low season of demand for a product.
Strategy of investment where securities are purchased regularly in increasing amounts when the market drops and decreases if it rises.
Applying value analysis to improve effectiveness and efficiency of business.
Accounting. An assets net worth calculated by an estimation of future value and value of disposal if it becomes impaired.
Policy for life insurance featuring variable and universal life insurance. Allows policy owners to have benefits of life insurance for beneficiaries while using life insurance as a tool of savings and investment.
Private investor offering capital to business ventures with promise. See adventure capitalist and angel investor.
Publication focused on one industry or business. See trade publications.
Obligation rising from a parties relationship with each other. Also known as vicarious responsibility.
Mobil environment for work with telecommunication access. See hoteling.
A brands visual elements such a color, shape that conveys the meaning not imparted just by words.
Unstable and capable of a high to low variation.
Check including a segment detailing reason for the check.
A 2 to 4 floor building that has no elevator.
Implied covenants by the endorser of negotiable instruments distinct from an undertaking to pay in case of a default.
Disturbance passing through medium.
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