Business Terms

4. – to introduce a product or campaign to the market.
7. – the value of a company’s sales in a given period.
10. – the money a company earns by selling products or services.
11. to run out of money and be unable to pay debts.
15. – when two businesses combine into one.
17. difference between selling price and production cost.
20. – an organization where two or more partners work together.
23. – someone who establishes a company.
24. – a group of companies producing similar products (e.g., food industry).
25. – an organization that sells, produces, or provides a service (often used for service providers).
27. – one of the offices or stores of a company or chain.
28. place where investors buy and sell shares.
29. to manage a company’s operations.
30. a company focusing on technology products or services.
31. to start a business or join as a partner.

1. to hire new employees.
2. – a person who starts a business, especially with risk.
3. to assume control of a company, often by buying shares.
5. a deal to reach an agreement.
6. – to make something from various sources (agriculture, digital, assembled parts).
8. – the highest-ranking person in a company, responsible for major decisions.
9. – equal parts of a company’s ownership.
12. – to grow in size.
13. – to increase the variety of products or services.
14. to establish a company.
15. to earn more money than invested.
16. – to make something in a factory from raw materials.
18. – using money with the goal of increasing its value.
19. – a series of stores owned by the same company.
21. to refuse an offer or deal.
22. – a company that has recently begun operations.
26. to earn less money than invested.