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Definitions from the WebStock CompanyA stock company is a type of business organization that is owned by shareholders who hold shares of stock in the company. Sense 1: Business OrganizationIn this sense, a stock company refers to a legal entity formed for the purpose of conducting business activities. It can issue shares of stock to shareholders who have ownership rights in the company. Example sentence: The stock company plans to expand its operations internationally. Sense 2: Publicly Traded CompanyIn this sense, a stock company refers to a publicly traded company that has shares of stock listed on a stock exchange. These companies offer shares to the public and generate funds by selling them. Example sentence: The stock company's shares have been performing well on the stock market. Sense 3: Corporate StructureIn this sense, a stock company represents the type of corporate structure where ownership is divided into shares of stock. It can have a board of directors and issue dividends to its shareholders. Example sentence: The stock company's board of directors approved a new dividend payment. Related Products:Stock Trading BooksInvestment Guides | ||||
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