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It was incorporated in 1969
corporation
An LLC corporation is a limited liability company. This means that the company gives the owners the ability to assume less liability if something were to happen.
trust.
Cintas Corporation is a company that provides highly specialized services to all kinds of businesses. They do everything from uniforms , entrance mats, restroom supplies and other services.
A closely held corporation does not have its stock available for the public to buy and be a part of. Stocks in these kind of companies are kept in small circles of people related to the company's owners.A publicly held corporation trades its stock over a stock market and anyone (with sufficient funds) is able to buy, trade, and sell that company's stocks.
Most corporations can be owned by any number of people. Ownership in a corporation is represented by shares of stock. Each "share" represents an equal portion of ownership, and can be owned by a single person, more than one partners, or even another corporation. A special kind of corporation, called a Subchapter-S Corporation, receives certain tax benefits but cannot have more than 75 individual owners at a time.
When you buy stocks, you buy partial ownership in a company. When you buy options, you are buying permission to buy or sell (depending on what kind you get) stock at a specific price. You pay a "premium" to enter into the contract; if you have the kind of option that lets you buy - it's called a "call option" - then you pay for the stock separately.
Not so sure about this, since this would not be the best place to ask this, but you don't want a corporation. Maybe an LLC?
A possessive pronoun shows ownership.
franchise :)
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Kind of. I would call it a company not a corporation though.
Intangible
It was incorporated in 1969
They are a registered charity
Common stocks are the normal shares that are sold to investors giving them voting rights. Preferred stock is another kind of shares that usually guarantee a certain dividend, while the common shareholders only get as much of a dividend as the profits of the corporation make possible.