Corporations issue shares of stock, and would have "stock holders" or "share holders".
LLCs are not corporations and do not issue stock. LLCs have member and would issue "certificates of membership" or "certificates of beneficial interest".
Any reference to shareholders or stockholders in an LLC would be either from a confused individual or an attempt to confuse others.
If you buy shares of stock you become a shareholder.
Yes.
A member of the Senate has a term of six years.
Profit maximization may not lead to shareholder wealth maximization if the focus on short-term profits undermines long-term company sustainability. For instance, aggressive cost-cutting measures might boost immediate earnings but harm the company's reputation and customer relationships, leading to declining sales over time. Additionally, excessive risk-taking to maximize profits can result in significant losses, negatively impacting shareholder value. Thus, prioritizing long-term strategies and responsible management is essential for aligning profit motives with shareholder wealth.
abbreviate Shareholder
A shareholder is a person who owns share(s) in a company shareholder is sometime referred to as a share owner.
To become a member of the board of directors, an individual typically needs to be nominated by a current board member or shareholder, meet any eligibility requirements set by the organization, and be elected by a majority vote of the existing board members or shareholders.
a shareholder of what company?
no because you are all ready a shareholder.
Yes he is a shareholder.
Buying stocks is normally a long-term investment strategy. The idea is that since there is always inflation, the value of your stocks should go up with time.
MP stands for "Member of Parliament". He's elected to represent you federally (in the house of commons). MPP stands for member of provincial parliament. Your MPP represents you provincially.