INVISIBLE TRADE
A business transaction that involves trading invisible tangible goods. The process involves transferring non-tangible products and/or services including customer service, patents, and intellectual property. The items in invisible trade can be exchanged for tangible goods and are linked to a value.
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SEC Form DEF13E3
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Effective Debt
Net total of all the firm’s outstanding debt. Aside from the standard debt issues, it will also add up and capitalize any payments the firm i ...
Akio Mimura
A former president and chairman of Nippon Steel Corp. In 1963 (when the company was still named as Fuji Iron & Steel), Mimura entered the compa ...
Asian Tail
It is a feature of an option wherein the reference price will only be activated when the option reach its end if the underlying fell below the aver ...
Advertising-To-Sales Ratio
An advertising campaign's measurement of effectiveness. It is calculated by dividing the total advertising expense by its sales revenue. The ad ...
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