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To obtain funds for a business through investors, loans, or other financing methods commencer à apprendre
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To list a company on a stock exchang by offering shares to the public for the first time commencer à apprendre
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To issue new shares of stock to investors commencer à apprendre
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Units of ownership in a company, also called shares or equities commencer à apprendre
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Based on non-numerical factors such as quality, management, or brand strength commencer à apprendre
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Based on numerical data such as financial ratios, earnings, or statistics commencer à apprendre
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An official document detailing a company's financial performance and position commencer à apprendre
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Shares of a alrge, stable, and financially sound company commencer à apprendre
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A stock whose price fluctuates sharply over a short period commencer à apprendre
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Buying and selling financial instruments within the same trading day commencer à apprendre
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To fail financially or go bankrupt commencer à apprendre
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A firm or service that facilitates the buying and selling of financial assets commencer à apprendre
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The use of borrowed money to increase potential returns on an investment commencer à apprendre
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To convert assets into cash, often to pay debts commencer à apprendre
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A debt instrument in which an investor lends money to an issuer for interest commencer à apprendre
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The percentage charged or earned on borrowed or invested money commencer à apprendre
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A digital currency secured by cryptography and typically decentralized commencer à apprendre
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Value based on expectations of future price changes rather than fundamentals commencer à apprendre
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A partial ownership or share in a company commencer à apprendre
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A financial involvement or ownership concern in a business commencer à apprendre
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An amount of shares or assets owned in a company commencer à apprendre
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Ownership of more than 50% of a company's shares commencer à apprendre
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Ownership of less than 50% of a company's shares commencer à apprendre
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The purchase of one company by another commencer à apprendre
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The combination of two companies into one entity commencer à apprendre
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Taking advantage of favorable conditions to make investments commencer à apprendre
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A thorough investigation of a company before an investment or acquisition commencer à apprendre
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A company that is the subject of an acquisition or takeover attempt commencer à apprendre
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To combine operations, systems, or cultures after a merger or acquisition commencer à apprendre
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Businesses or individuals that provide goods or services to a company commencer à apprendre
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The shared values, beliefs, and behaviors within an organization commencer à apprendre
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Rules regarding acceptable clothing in a workplace commencer à apprendre
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A short promotional description or summary commencer à apprendre
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Friendly and easy to communicate with commencer à apprendre
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A structured ranking of authority within an organization commencer à apprendre
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Strictly organized and controlled commencer à apprendre
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A strong feeling of dislike commencer à apprendre
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An acquisition attempted without the target company's approval commencer à apprendre
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To gain control of a company commencer à apprendre
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Defensive tactics used to prevent hostile takeovers commencer à apprendre
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A market characterized by rising prices commencer à apprendre
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A market characterized by falling prices commencer à apprendre
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To make something permanent or strengthen it commencer à apprendre
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To significantly alter or challenge an existing market or industry commencer à apprendre
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To encourage growth or development commencer à apprendre
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To weaken or damage gradually commencer à apprendre
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To cause something to become unpleasant or unsuccesful commencer à apprendre
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To cut off or end a relationship or connection commencer à apprendre
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To develop or improve over time commencer à apprendre
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To start again after a pause commencer à apprendre
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An offer to buy an asset or company at a specified price commencer à apprendre
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Ownership of enough shares to control company decisions commencer à apprendre
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A set of rules outlining acceptable behavior commencer à apprendre
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Making excessive profit, especially unethically commencer à apprendre
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Selling a company's assets for profit after acquiring it commencer à apprendre
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The purchase of a controlling share of a company commencer à apprendre
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To withdraw or take back a statement or offer commencer à apprendre
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To combine assets or operations to strengthen position commencer à apprendre
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A period of reduced economic activity commencer à apprendre
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Basic goods used in commerce such as oil, metals, or grain commencer à apprendre
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The process of offering a company's shares on the stock market commencer à apprendre
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