Corporations are less risky than privately owned businesses or sole proprieties because they have many owners and each owner is only responsible for a share instead of the whole business being the responsibility of one person.
The government corporation are controlled by government while other or non-governmental corporation are controlled by members or share holders. Another difference between government corporations and private corporations is in the running of things. Private corporations have a number of decision makers who are considered to be stakeholders. Government corporations on the other hand are public companies that are run by civil servants on behalf of the public. Government corporations are unlike private businesses in that they may make a profit only to defer their costs. Most government corporations provide public services that may be too risky or expensive for a private business to undertake.
David Bork has written: 'Family business, risky business' -- subject(s): Family corporations, Management
While the stock market is a risky investment, precious metal corporations usually do well. Right now, gold is doing extremely well and would be a fabulous investment.
Risky investments make the company more vulnerable towards the market frictions. If the company is making risky investments - shareholders and debt-holders might require higher rate of return on their capital. Basically, the riskier the investment the more costly it is for the business.
Risky business practices by large multinational corporations such as AIG
Shazeeda A. Ali has written: 'Risky business' -- subject(s): Corporations, Criminal provisions, Law and legislation, Financial services industry, Corrupt practice
That is very difficult and you have my sympathy. Remain polite at all times is the best policy. If you ever do feel you have to speak to her about it, make sure you see her privately, NEVER be tempted to be sarcastic in front of other workers. If you do get to see her privately you could start by asking her if she has confidence in your work... but it is a really risky strategy to start questioning any boss... Is there a higher manager you could go to? But again, that can be risky if they don't know you personally. Good luck with this problem.
Isolate centers of the business that generate potential liability by starting new Corporations, LLC's, etc that contain those "risky" operations, or the most valuable assets. Insurance (actually over-insurance) is also a possibility depending on the size of the company and the specific risks, and the owner(s) goals.
Actually, small businesses are such a risk that they have to use their savings in cojunction with their profits, because they too risky to get big loans.
RISKY
No it Isn't Risky is an adjective
No, playful is a synonym for frisky, but not for risky. A synonym for risky could be perilous.