Posted on 29 January 2011
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For most of the businesses, we start we need to register the same with the government. Naming the business is first step towards registration of the business. Business name is a platform we will use to transact with other members of the community. It is important as we open bank account, engage in transactions with other parties, receive and make payments etc. All these tasks need proper name of the business.
The Business Name
Personal names are generally used as legal names of business in case of sole proprietorship. But in some instants people use different name for their business. These are called DBA (Doing Business As) or fictitious names. Naming the business using such conventions means creating a business brand. This is the same trick as business incorporated as partnership firms or LLC (Limited Liability Company). For example we can name a super store as “Banana Super Store” instead of “John William”.
If the type of business is a partnership, the business is registered by the name under which the partnership firm is registered. If we are using a company or a corporation as our business platform to start our business, we have to register the name of our company or corporation registered with the government.
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Posted on 05 November 2009
Tags: bank, Bank of England, computer, data, economy, forecast, GDP, interest rate, Quantitative Easing, research, trading, UK
The Bank of England has recently decided to maintain the interest rates at their present level.
Following this, the head of Central London commercial research, James Roberts, said that he would have preferred to see the Bank take a more cautious, wait-and-see approach in order to further advance the Quantitative Easing, as the actual condition of the UK economy still seems uncertain.
Last month, the first estimate of Q3 GDP was released which was based on 44% hard data and 56% computer forecasts.
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Posted on 28 August 2009
Tags: American International Group, authority, billion, buying, Fannie Mae, Federal Housing Finance Agency, Federal Reserve, financial stock, financial system, freddie Mac, government, industry, insurer, investors, Loans, Money, Mortgage, Prices, profit, regulator, Securities and Exchange Commission, selling, stocks, taxpayer, trading, Treasury Department
Although most of the analysts think that their prices are almost certain to go to zero, investors are still trading common shares of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and American International Group Inc. by the billions.
The government owns the majority of all three, and they are losing huge sums of money. The Securities and Exchange Commission and other regulators don’t have the authority to end the trading of stocks in such companies that are technically alive, until the government takes them off life support.
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