Category: U

Clause in a contract limiting rights of a counter party, consumer, who is protected under contract law that is unreasonable or void.

1. International trade. Document standards as defined by International Chamber of Commerce, ICC, in 1933 and since revised.2. In the USA. Laws that govern commercial transactions.

Change made in contract provisions with no consent from all parties involved.

US investment company investing in fixed portfolios of securities that are resold to investors through brokers.

Shipping company that delivers all over the world and is one of the largest shipping businesses. Found in 1907.

A firm’s cash flow shown to investor’s as a measure of performance that doesn’t take into account interest payments on debts outstanding.

Plan not qualifying for tax advantages as set by the Code.

goods and services that are bought by necessity and not want.

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.

Termination in a contract for employment that is unfair or inadmissible.

Using the same approach to production and operation costing by several businesses.

1. Contract where one party makes another party an offer to perform an act and assent is promised by performing the act. 2. Contract where one party has an enforceable obligation.

1. One standard shipping container of goods. 2. Alternate term for unitized load.

Made up of the 50 federated states, American Samoa, District of Columbia, Johnston Island, Guam, Wake and Midway Islands, Northern Marianas and US Virgin Islands.

Car rental program where mileage is not charged for.

Transaction that has happened but not been paid for as yet.

Tending to, or susceptible to decomposition or a physical or chemical unwanted change.

Something made to appeal to well to do classes with a price tag and design to match.