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public corporations
A business owned by stockholders is called a corporation. In a corporation, ownership is divided into shares of stock, which can be bought and sold. Stockholders, or shareholders, have a claim on the corporation's assets and earnings, typically proportionate to their ownership stake. Corporations can be either publicly traded, with shares listed on stock exchanges, or privately held.
A business owned by stockholders is known as a _corporation_.
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private corporations
corporations
All corporations are owned by stockholders. Every corporation is required to issue stock.
All corporations are owned by stockholders. Every corporation is required to issue stock.
Corporations are businesses owned by stockholders
The term that refers to a type of business owned by stockholders is a "corporation." In a corporation, ownership is divided into shares of stock, and stockholders have the right to vote on important company matters and receive dividends based on their shareholdings. Corporations can be publicly traded on stock exchanges or privately held.
No. They are owned by the stockholders, like most large corporations.
Public corporation
public corporations
A business owned by stockholders is called a corporation. In a corporation, ownership is divided into shares of stock, which can be bought and sold. Stockholders, or shareholders, have a claim on the corporation's assets and earnings, typically proportionate to their ownership stake. Corporations can be either publicly traded, with shares listed on stock exchanges, or privately held.
A legal entity owned by individual stockholders is typically a corporation. In this structure, stockholders hold shares representing ownership in the company, allowing them to participate in its profits and losses. Corporations offer limited liability protection to their stockholders, meaning their personal assets are generally protected from the corporation's debts and legal obligations. This type of entity can raise capital more easily through the sale of stock and is subject to specific regulatory and tax requirements.