Across
- 2. Shared business and profits between two or more people.
- 4. often times larger businesses with shares open for public to buy. They can raise more capital.
- 7. An agreement between a franchisor and a franchisee.
- 10. business owner/owners are not responsible for business debt.
- 12. When businesses and business owners are one entity. Sole traders and partnerships are an example of this - they bare unlimited liability.
- 15. meet up between shareholders and directors of a company to discuss business performance and more.
- 16. Individuals who own shares of a company, but do not get to make decisions about it.
- 17. Business owner is responsible for business debt.
Down
- 1. normally small businesses that have a small amount of shareholders. All shareholders must agree to sell shares of business.
- 3. Limited liability comes with incorporated businesses, as businesses and owners are seen as different legal entities.
- 5. When for the first time, a PLC's shares are being made available.
- 6. The business that buy rights to logos, brand names, production method etc. from a franchisor in order to distribute themselves.
- 8. an agreement between two or more businesses to run a new business project.
- 9. Elected by the other shareholders in the AGM, these are major shareholders with control over the company.
- 11. When a business is owned and controlled only by one person - unlimited liability but all profits are kept.
- 13. The company that sells their rights to logos, brand names, production method to the franchisee.
- 14. partner with unlimited liability
- 18. partner with limited liability