WITNESS
1. Person who sees a document signed. 2. Person called to court to testify and give evidence.
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1. Person who sees a document signed. 2. Person called to court to testify and give evidence.
Dilemmas faced by all people employed in balancing work and family.
1. Shop floor where physical work is carried out. 2. Seminar opt training class given to solve tasks related to work to gain hands-on experience.
Used in the financial press to indicate stock trading with no dividend,; bond trading with no interest; mutual fund paid recently a dividend or capital gain.
Information technology. No time lag between information exchange to interfaces or the instant response to input.
Removal of BV of an obsolete or destroyed asset, uncollectable sum by reducing it to zero.
Document issued by the state specifying that the tax department will transfer stock as it has indicated.
Low interest rate or a high interstate to entice customers to take up the offer.
Treasuries Over Euro Dollar Spread. Wall Street term applied to the gap existing between interest rates on US securities and dollar deposits held outside of the US.
Characteristic of metal to do with hardness and stiffness. See tempering.
An offer that is without conditions to pay a debt that is lieu of the actual payment.
Internal rate of return based on net cash flow generated during a project’s life.
State right to exercise powers in the boundaries of its territory.
Serif type face chosen to be legible in small sizes.
Tern for describing different drugs to treat a condition the same way as the usually used drugs.
Liability insurance bought by an insured from the insurer to protect against claims from another party.
Costing method for products using unit level costs.
Stoppage put on exercising a claim or judgment after a period that was established by a law or custom.
Concept of accounting where a firm’s operating cycle is divided into separate accounting periods that can be reported on in a manner that is timely.
Time it takes from an idea to the finished product.
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