Monopoly
Sounds like a monopoly to me.
When a business starts out small and grows steadily by setting aside money for needed equipment, buildings, and additional employees, it eventually grows too large to be called a small business, but hasn't yet grown enough to be called a large business. This type of business is called a medium scale business or industry.
ceo or manager
A business owned and managed by a single person is called a sole proprietorship. This type of business structure allows the owner to have complete control over operations and decision-making. Sole proprietors are personally liable for all debts and obligations of the business, meaning their personal assets may be at risk. This structure is often favored for its simplicity and ease of setup.
Monopoly
When business gains complete control of an industry it is called a monopoly. In the United States, monopolies are illegal by statute.
Sounds like a monopoly to me.
A business that you have described here could be called a monopoly.
A business that produces goods or services is called an industry.
nationalization
Monopoly.
The acquired company does not go out of business. The acquiring company (now called the parent) usually has complete control of the acquired company (now called the subsidiary).
Hotel industry is one of the biggest industry in business transaction. It is also one of the largest job maker.
The economic policy of giving business total control of its development is called laissez-faire.
When a business starts out small and grows steadily by setting aside money for needed equipment, buildings, and additional employees, it eventually grows too large to be called a small business, but hasn't yet grown enough to be called a large business. This type of business is called a medium scale business or industry.
A monopoly
The type of law that regulates business industry and individuals is called Companies Law. This law covers almost every type of business, corporations and partnerships.