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    Unit 1 P1

    produce a Value range that launched in 1993, now Tesco’s Finest and Everyday Value range are the two largest food brands in the UK (1).Sector: Tesco’s is a plc (Public Limited Company) meaning you can publicly buy shares on the stock exchange. Tesco’s belongs in the private sector as it is owned by its shareholders, not the government. Tesco’s is also a part of the tertiary sector as they provide a service. In February

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    Business Environment

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    Btec Business Unit 1 P1

    who shop with us and the people who work with us.” More evidence to suggest that Tesco is a retailer is that the company makes profits on their products. Tesco is a Public Limited Company (PLC) which is a business that is owned by its shareholders, run by directors, and more importantly, whose liability is limited. Limited liability means tat the investors can only lose the money he has invested and no more, making it very appealing to other investors. Mr Simms Olde Sweet shop Mr Simms Olde Sweet

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    Joh John Smith: A Joint-Stock Company Or Headright System?

    Joint-stock company: A joint-stock company was a group of people that, through a system of exchanging capital and shares, were able to finance the colonies. In the system, if one company bought ten shares out of a hundred from another company, then the company that bought those shares would get 10 percent of the other’s profit. The same goes for losses. Charter: A charter is an official granting of permission to do something like an expedition. In colonial times, the charter issued by King James

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    Oman Keenship to Invest in Bangladesh

    Oman’s full-fledged embassy in Bangladesh last September, the two countries have seen a flurry of activity as they have started gearing up to take their bilateral co-operation to higher heights. The Omani Embassy has already started working on a limited scale in its new premises in Dhaka from the hitherto single room in Qatar Embassy. Oman Oil Company is keen to invest in Bangladesh’s fast growing oil and gas sector. To this effect, it has submitted a proposal to its counterpart in Bangladesh, namely

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    Bonus Round

    joint-stock company is often synonymous with incorporation and limited liability. Limited liability means that the shareholders are only liable for the company's debts to the value of the money they invested in the company. Also, joint stock companies can issue stock and can allow for secondary market trading; however, stockholders are liable for company debts. And as a consequence joint-stock companies are commonly known as corporations or limited companies. Francis Xavier Saint Francis Xavier was

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    Edinburgh Airport

    The proposed drop-off charge at Edinburgh Airport will have a significant impact on local businesses. Edinburgh Airport has been in the spotlight in recent months due to British Airports Authority’s (BAA) proposal to introduce a drop-off charge at the airport. The radical overhaul of the current free drop-off facility at Edinburgh Airport would see the introduction of a one pound fee to spend up to 10 minutes at the airport. (Dewar 2010) This proposal to introduce a drop-off charge at Edinburgh

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    Why Is Finance Important to a Business?

    Why is Finance so Important to a business? Finance is a crucial part of a start-up business; it is the cornerstone to determine whether or not your business will jump over the first hurdle. Without sufficient finance, a business has a very low risk of surviving the first stage of development. Finance can be important for various activities throughout the business starting with the purchasing of stock. If you are providing a product you will most likely need raw materials, if not then you will need

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    Partnership Accounting

    Partnership Accounting Akyshia Perry Instructor: ACC407: Advanced Accounting (BBO1248A) September 12 2012 There are a lot of laws about starting a business. So you must be willing to read or get a good lawyer to help you figure out your first move. Identify the number of owners of your business. A business partnership is an association of two or more persons engaged in a business enterprise in which the profits and losses are shared proportionally. The legal definition of a partnership

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    Professional/ Pratice

    PROFESSIONAL/ PRATICE Akiva and Tara are equal partners in the business. Akiva and Tara are both have the same education and experiential requirements to start the birth clinic. Akiva’s and Tara’s name will be on the loan. Both are brining the same things to the table like education, experience, money and desire to own their own business. Akiva and Tara are entering into a general partnership with each other. They will have equal control and voting right with the business. The money earned from

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