commercial corporation

Economic and commercial corporation has been increasing over the years.

It was not able to cover financial, banking, and commercial corporations.

Or the banks might be allowed, for the first time, to sell stock to a commercial corporation.

Most large commercial corporations and government agencies have assembled sets of tables of this kind.

In 1924 his Commercial Corporation of London failed for $3.75 million.

"You cannot have a commercial corporation divided into factions, because that is something that inevitably leads to failure," he said.

Official releases now occur every six months and development is now done by an independent Russian team supported by commercial corporations.

There is a suspicion that commercial corporations would rather send money to stockholders than use it for customer needs and for incidentals.

The station is owned by Richardson Commercial Corporation.

Most Koreans have personal seals, and every government agency and commercial corporation has its own seals to use in public documents.

His mother and father were important executives in a large commercial corporation, merchants who distributed much-needed wares among the human-settled planets.

Commercial corporations have recently begun using downloadable paper models for their marketing (examples are Yamaha and Canon).

It warned the bank that the Chase Commercial Corporation would have to cease its commercial-paper underwriting activities if the bill became law.

It involved the Banking Commercial Corporation International."

Visitation to the cave is controlled by Bluespring Caverns Park, a commercial corporation.

Drucker's example for this statement for a commercial corporation was to state that the corporation's purpose was to create customers.

It doesn't house any major commercial corporations such as Mcdonald's or H&M but more smaller venues.

It launched the Prabartak Commercial Corporation for the import and export of a wide range of commodities.

The bridegroom is a partner in the Seiden Commercial Corporation, investment bankers in New York.

First and foremost, the nationalization program was carried out to centralized the large-scale industries, private-sector and commercial corporation in order to set up the strong state sector.

Koronadal Commercial Corporation (KCC) is the first Mall in the city.

Such a legal stance, known as the "business judgment rule," has long protected directors of commercial corporations from indiscriminate challenge, thereby letting them make unpopular but needed decisions.

The Swedish Patent Office is said to be inundated with registrations of patents on behalf of German individuals, commercial corporations and research organizations.

Alliance One was formed from a merger between Dimon Incorporated and Standard Commercial Corporation in 2005.

Some are also from senior management of famous Sino-foreign pharmaceutical joint ventures, commercial corporations as well as top leaders of regional pharmaceutical industry associations.