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One disadvantage to owning a private company is the fact that financing the business may be difficult. An advantage to owning a private company is the fact that you are in control of your business decisions.
· A lot of freedom · More self esteem · More time to spend with your family · Ability, money and time to help others
A person owning shares in a company is a shareholder.
A mother company is any company which owns a smaller or "subsidiary" company. The mother company may be simply a company that owns companies without actually producing a product in and of itself (such as General Motors owning Pontiac) or the company may produce a general product while leaving specialization to a subsidiary (Such as Disney owning Walt Disney Pictures) or the mother company may simply have merged with a totally unrelated company (such as Pepsi owning Taco Bell).
The owner of Larsen and Toubro (L&T) is mainly made up of institutional shareholders, including mutual funds and insurance companies. There is no single individual owner of the company. However, Naik Family, led by A.M. Naik, holds a significant stake in the company.
Depends on the company. Also depends on the financial status of that company. You can still have a bankruptcy. You never know.
Owning a large company
owning the shares of stocks from other companies
It could save you a little bit from having to hire a separate firm to do the billing. I would look into the long and short term risks of owning your own company.
There freedom Education family owning a house
owning a stock means - owning a portion of a company. Every stock holder who holds stocks of a particular company are partly owners of that company. Let us say you own 1 million stocks of a company XYZ which has a total of 10 million stocks in the market, you are a 10% stake holder or 10% owner of the company.
When he died at the age of 83 in 1947.