HANDLING
Coordiating operations regarding materials or goods over a short distance.
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Coordiating operations regarding materials or goods over a short distance.
A discount or price that a retailer gives to sell a product. Additional work that needs to be done by the retailer.
Cargo shipped in a unit that is identified and distributed independently.
An investor with many shares that doesn’t question the management. They are passive but can change if they become concerned and intervene.
Any job experience or training that is direct or on the job.
An investor with many shares that is not satisfied or wants to be active in decision making. They influence the company.
A market of the top 33 companies in Hong Kong stock market. The Hang Seng Bank administers this.
A paragraphy style when the first ile is on the left margin and othes are indented the same space. It is in data lists. AKA outdenting.
The week day tiem of 4-7pm when bars get busy due to people leaving work.
Repeated conduct that is not wanted and is known to all parties as offensive. Refer to sexual harassment. See, e.g., Is Cyberbullying Illegal?
An asset that is physical or financial. It is on the left side of a balance sheet.
An increase in profit or savings due to implementation of a program or project.
Part of a bond that a company cannot get back.
A budget with no room for change. There are limited resources so it mus have a strict budget.
Anything made of metal or raw materials. It is not grown.
A document or record that can be read without any assistance.
The price of a hard asset like land. It is different from any costs associated with financial issues.
A currency that is stable and have investor’s confidence. It is payment without extreme rate changes.
Cash rather than a benefit or claim. AKA cold cash or hard money.
Direct payments made by clients to financial institutions for services rendered. In commercial banking a client may pay a fee for a credit facility; in securities a client may pay brokerage commissions
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