part owner

Buying a share of a company, the conventional explanation goes, makes you a part owner of the company.

Most people think of Shakespeare as a writer. But he was also a theater producer, a part owner of an acting company and an actor.

There is a conflict-of-interest problem with the new board member as he is also part owner of the company.

As the cofounder, part-owner, and chief scientific officer of Ambergene, Cano stood to earn a hefty chunk of any windfall that might result.

As part owner, you benefit by receiving part of the profits or dividends and sharing in the growth of the value of the company.

An investor becomes part owner in a company by buying shares of the company's stock.

Together with the Financial Times (part-owner of this newspaper) it has led the charge to demand money for newspapers on the web.

The 43-year-old Jordan, a part-owner of the Charlotte Bobcats, led the Bulls to six NBA titles and was a five-time league MVP.

Several years after she graduated from college, she became part-owner of a successful interior decorating business in Manhattan.

He is in talks with Pearson, a media group (and part-owner of The Economist), about a takeover of Les Echos , which does make money.

Griffin is also a general aviation flight instructor and pilot, and part-owner of a small airplane, a Grumman Tiger.

This does not look like a good outcome for Citi's part-owner, the taxpayer.

News Corporation, a part-owner of Hulu, had publicly argued that it should become a subscription service.

Michael Jordan, part-owner of the Charlotte Bobcats, skipped his team's home loss to Indiana so he could attend his son's game.

They injected hundreds of billions of dollars of public capital, leaving the state as part-owner of many of the rich world's biggest banks.

When you purchase stocks, or equities, as your advisor might put it, you become a part owner of the business.

Ulrich Reuter is part owner of an engineering firm that was building a water reservoir and cell phone towers in Libya.

There may be a contract of sale between one part owner and another.

Jackson taped an interview Friday with Magic Johnson, a part-owner of the team, that was shown at halftime on TV.

As editor and part owner (1829-1878) of the New York Evening Post he advocated reforms ranging from abolitionism to free trade.

Buying a stock makes you a part owner of a company.

Her money is definitely being put to work, and she is becoming part owner of the 500 biggest companies in the U. S.

President Bush is a former part owner of the Texas Rangers.

He is part owner of the Seattle Sounders professional soccer team.

He has a concern in (ie is a part-owner of) the business.

IDP is also a part-owner of IELTS, the world's largest English language proficiency test.

Jeter is a part-owner of all four and helped plan nearly every detail.

A part owner of the business.

He is part owner of a farm in France.

political community is a part owner in me.

Most of my clients know that I'm part-owner in the family business.