TRADING HALT
Small pause in trading a certain security for a reason such as anew announcement.
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Small pause in trading a certain security for a reason such as anew announcement.
Attractions or promotional campaign that is aimed at increasing shopper numbers passing through a mall or store in business hours.
Leadership style based on clear setting of objectives and goals and use of rewards and punishment to encourage goal compliance.
Free trade zone where port of entry is the distribution center and storage center for a country that is landlocked or has no cargo handling facilitates.
Ability of an item to be moved around by self-propulsion, towing etc.
Factor affecting insurance rates allowing for cost increases.
Publication size after edges are trimmed.
Used in UK applying to an auditor making a decision on a firms accounting practices.
Legislation in some countries like the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act 1968, Consumer Credit Protection Act 1969 in USA. The lender must make clear all conditions and details of a loan.
Standard unit to describe carrying capacity of a cargo ship or the terminal’s handling capacity.
Probability in trusting hypothesis that a test sample supports a correctly stated value when nit is really misstated. Beta error or risk.
Relative darkness of font characters from thickness of strokes, light, bold, extrabold, etc.
Member from the team selected to represent, make decisions, and resolve any conflicts within the group.
Applied research bent toward disciplines of engineering and aimed at the development of test equipment and tools to provide a solution to a certain problem technically.
Banking service offered via the telephone where bills are paid, funds transferred etc.
A property’s joint ownership by 2 or more unrelated or related bodies in equal or unequal shares.
Transfer internally of a debt shown on a firm’s balance sheet by capitalization of long and short term debt.
Conditions and arrangements of an employment contract. Also known as terms and conditions of employment.
Document or will creating, extinguishing or transferring interest in or the right to an asset or property. Also known as a testamentary document
Arrangement of seating where all rows face toward the stage.
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