Most of the Russian Federation apos s specialized foreign economic associations had become joint stock companies.

60 out of approximately 65 joint stock companies quoted in 2000 at the Riga Stock Exchange had become open to public through privatisation process.

Between January and August 1993, the number of enterprises that had become joint stock companies had increased from 10 to 29 per cent.

Open Joint Stock Company Gazprom (, abbreviated OAO Gazprom, , ) is the largest extractor of natural gas in the world and one of the world's largest companies.

Through these big companies, the government controls approximately 30 of the stock values at the Oslo Stock Exchange.

A holding company is a company that owns other companies' outstanding stock.

These enterprises were the first Latvian companies, which were sold in public stock exchange.

Beta can be estimated for individual companies using regression analysis against a stock market index.

The non indigenous population is being eliminated from all possible State institutions, since the legislation stipulates that only citizens have the right to own land and immovable property, to set up joint stock companies, to enjoy the use of land and obtain other advantages for the construction of individual homes.

The Council decided to revise the standardized rules for the ownership and exchange of shares in order to allow the citizens of Council States to own and transfer the shares of joint stock companies operating in various economic areas, with the exception of banks, currency exchanges and insurance companies.

It is a public joint stock company and is listed on the Dubai Financial Market as .

According to data obtained, 43 subjects in Slovakia have been affected by the embargo, three quarters of them are private and privatized physical and juridical persons and nearly one quarter are joint stock companies with State participation.

He spent seven years in the theatre, working in a succession of stock companies and intermittently on Broadway.

We're going to ask or demand that institutions like colleges or churches sell their stock in these companies.

Mixed' focuses on both commercial companies and non commercial organisations.

Saudi Arabia states that Shadco is a joint stock company established under the company law of Saudi Arabia.

Investment The stock market capitalisation of listed companies in Bahrain was valued at 21,176 million in 2008 by the World Bank.

Non governmental theatres that operate in the status of limited liability companies, non profit limited liability companies or non governmental organisations, receive funding from the state and local governments very rarely in the form of specific commissioned orders.

In 1994, the State Social Insurance Fund was established to administer the social tax and to provide social services, and was transformed into a non profit organisation, public joint stock company State Social Insurance Agency in 1998.

As a result of the implementation of land reform based on former state farms (nearly 2,000) and collective farms (nearly 500), more than 150,000 peasant (privately owned) farms, 3,700 agricultural business partnerships and joint stock companies and 1,500 production co operatives have been set up.

Many people object to business managers who take away in pay, bonuses, and stock options hundreds of millions of dollars from their companies.

In accordance with these resolutions, the current accounts of all grant recipients, public organizations and non governmental funds have been transferred for servicing to the National Bank for Foreign Economic Activity and Asaka Bank (State Joint Stock Company).

It is now a national non profit organization incorporated under the Companies Act 1956.

1.2 Civil penalties imposed by OFAC against companies, banking institutions and non governmental organizations

Big companies spend 20 billion dollars a year marketing non nutrient foods to kids.

If courts are not protecting investors, is something else? New, important stock exchange rules have strengthened outside investors confidence, though only for new companies.

However, there remain unfair behaviours toward women in the social life, especially in private companies, factories and joint ventures, etc.

The second type is the second generation agreement as in Argentina, where the creation of joint venture companies is sought.

Non financial companies could not get working capital, much less funding for long term investments.

Some are foundations, some are affiliated with private companies and others are non profit organizations.

It also envisions the protection of private or corporate capital and assets, and joint stock interests with foreign capital before and after reunification.

After the 1929 stock market crash the US government suspended much anti trust activity, allowing companies to acquire monopoly power that would boost their value.

Biotechnology is also emerging as a sector that increases cooperation between pharmaceutical companies and other biotechnology companies, academic researchers, non profit institutions, medical centres and foundations.

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These giant corporations have begun to control local seed companies through buyouts, joint ventures, and licensing arrangements, leading to seed monopolies.

The proposed transaction entailed the formation in Zimbabwe of two joint venture companies involved in the manufacture and distribution of furniture.

Even as late as 1635, the King of France granted permission to the whole of Guiana to a joint stock company of Norman merchants.

By contrast, non financial companies seem to take a more nuanced approach to central banks role.

SINGAPORE Luxury brand companies stock prices plunged in July, after their financial results disappointed investors, owing largely to slower sales in emerging markets, especially in China.

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For example, companies increasingly augment standard wage packages with stock options, even for rank and file employees. In the United States, the Labor Department reports that in 2003, 14 of US workers in firms with 100 or more employees were offered stock options.