Assuming you're referring to the US-based lawnmower manufacturer, it is not.
It depends where you live. Every forestry company is owned by somebody overseas to someone.
A non-investor owned business is a business that does not sell stock. The business is privately owned by an individual or company, without any additional investors.
Yes, New Balance has company owned outlet stores. Many of these stores can be found in the Simon Outlet Malls like Katy Mills Mall in Katy, Texas and Colorado Mills Mall in Golden, Colorado.
No - the Newcastle is a mutual building society owned by its members. It is not part of another bank or building society.
Many franchises can be owned as a sole proprietorship, a corporation, a limited liability company, or many other business structures. However, franchises do differ from companies in many different aspects. A franchisee has to obey certain standards as set by the larger company or franchisor. This means that franchisees have to follow certain regulations and stay within certain parameters to be able to operate their businesses. A company, on the other hand, is any entity that engages in business. If you have your own business, you set the rules, the standards, and the expectations. Often, companies require much more work than franchises, because you have to do all the work, as opposed to a franchise where corporate does the heavy lifting for you.
No Toyota is a solid company and not owned by any other company.
Westat is its' own company, not "owned" by any other company.
Boostmobile is not owned by any other company. From all the searches have done it shows testimonials about guys who have worked at Boostmobile, and it states that Boostmobile is their own independent company.
Based on Toro's answer to the same question under their FAQs, "The Toro Company does not offer a gutter cleaning attachment for our blowers/vacs."
Planet Green is its own company and is not owned by any other company at the moment. It aims to encourage people to recycle waste and reduce landfill.
Assuming this refers to the Woodbridge, Virginia company "Images 2 Remember", the company is a small, privately-owned company and does not advertise itself as working with any other specific companies.
Your question is unclear as written. An insurance company that is formed as a stock company does not have "members"; it is owned by its shareholders like any other corporation. However, a "mutual" insurer is owned by it policyholders by virtue of their status as policyholders. In that respect, they might be deemed to be "members"/
Carnival Corporation & plc is the cruise company that owns and operates TENcruise brands and is ,to my knowledge, not owned or held by any other company.It is a independent publically traded company ( New York Stock Exchange -- CCL ), thus is owned by its shareholders.
No. Rolex, SA is not owned by any other company. It is completely independent, owned by The Wilsdorf Foundation -- which was initiated by Rolex's founder, Hans Wilsdorf, during the early 1960's.
No, but there are plenty of cars built in Mexico, but none are owned by a Mexican company.
It depends where you live. Every forestry company is owned by somebody overseas to someone.
A non-investor owned business is a business that does not sell stock. The business is privately owned by an individual or company, without any additional investors.