corporate entities

During securities trading, corporate entities are now allowed to open accounts in the name of individuals for conducting securities trading.

It also appeared to contradict signals from Dubai's government that it was willing to fully support its corporate entities.

The announcement also slammed U. A. E. banks, both in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, among the biggest lenders to Dubai and its corporate entities.

Competition: Europe was politically fragmented, and within each monarchy or republic there were multiple competing corporate entities.

Therefore, corporate entities and employers who hire third parties to create works for them do not qualify as authors.

Tai Geer, a professional development design, production and processing clothing, handbags corporate entities.

China's dirty secret is the amounts borrowed by corporate entities created by local administrations as fronts for grandiose projects.

Many are turning their farms into corporate entities, which gives them access to cheaper credit.

Today, shopping is dominated by big-box stores owned by enormous corporate entities.

One of the problems in working with corporate entities is that the venture arm doesn't always have an autonomous decision-making ability.

The simplification of corporate entities is very attractive and could bring value-added.

Corporate entities destroy our environment and the victims (taxpayers) tolerate it because this is a "free country" .

But the 10 most positive brands aren't necessarily the do-gooding corporate entities you might expect: The top 10 are: