The most common reason is that the company needs to satisfy a unique business requirement.
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One reason is raise capital for a company without sacrificing the control of company. Issuing common stock would do this.
One reason is raise capital for a company without sacrificing the control of company. Issuing common stock would do this.
A chemical imbalance or possibly the environment and treatment a person received especially as a child.
It seems that that company is NOT a legitimate company. One reason is that the information is out dated, the location is not legitimate, and they only accept western wire transfer.
One reason may be the difficulty facing sole proprietorships in raising capital to expand and grow their operations.
It is about 60% in women vs 40% in men. There does not seem to be a reason why.
Studying a company's personnel manual to find loopholes or ways to exploit the system is not a good reason. It is also not appropriate to study the manual only to undermine the company's policies and procedures. Additionally, studying the manual solely out of curiosity without any intention of learning or applying the information provided is not a valid reason.
It may or may not be required. And the reason for the ambiguous answer is that there is no information regarding what arithmetical operation is to be performed.
You just ask the person the name of his insurance company. If you have a legitimate need to know, there is no reason for them not to give it to you. If you have no legitimate claim, then they need not give you their insurance information.
The reason is that the least common divisor of any set of numbers is always 1. So talking about it adds no further information. (Not that people do not talk without adding information!)
Developing companies need information for a number of reasons. The most important reason is to know what/how the competition is doing. It's not wise to start a company and know nothing about your competitors as far as strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats as it relates to your company. You also need information in order to know which targets to reach, to know that your unique selling point should be, and how you should position your company; among other things.