STRATEGIC ALLIANCE
Co-operative agreement between companies who work together towards a common objective.
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Co-operative agreement between companies who work together towards a common objective.
Being able to take care of yourself in an environment that can be dangerous.
Joblessness created by changes in demand not by lack of demand.
Reference to the IRS code permitting an investment company or a real estate investment trust , REIT,to avoid a double taxation .
Accepting less knowingly than the best outcome possible to avoid adverse effects from trying harder.
Money paid to employees travelling on the company’s business to cover all travel costs, meals, lodging and other expenses associated with travel.
Area located at the edge of the urban development of a city.
The amount that needs to be paid in order to satisfy the obligation.
A statutory lien that is superior or senior to all current and future liens for the same property or asset.
Construction that is above the foundation or basement that is supported by infrastructure which is supported by substructure.
Water that is naturally open to the atmosphere, lakes estuaries, reservoirs, seas etc.
An account that is temporary used to record (1) receipts or disbursements from unconcluded transactions or (2) discrepancies between account totals until rectified.
A loan of a short term allowing the home owner to purchase a new home before he has sold the first home. Also known as a bridging loan or gap loan.
Coding scheme for secure data transmissions using one digital key to encode and decode the message. Also known as symmetric key encryption.
A product not naturally produced but fabricated through synthesis.
A term referring to anything that is derived from or having to do with tables.
Written promise where the lender provides long term financing to replace a short term loan or bridge finance. Also known as Takeout agreement opt Takeout loan.
A firm’s equity capital calculated by deducting liabilities, prepaid expenses, goodwill and start up and deferred costs from a net total of assets.
Amount of revenue that a company wants to generate in the current accounting period.
Situation where import duties on raw materials, components or partly completed goods are greater than on the finished goods. See tariff escalation.