A single-owner business entity.

A temporary business alliance for a specific project.

Business structure shared by two or more individuals.

A government-owned commercial enterprise.

A list of employees in a company.

The layout of a retail store.

A catalogue of services offered.

Goods or materials a business holds for sale.

Ratio of liquid assets to fixed assets.

Current assets divided by negative cash flow.

Assets divided by liabilities, indicating short-term financial health.

Current assets minus current liabilities.

Earnings before tax deductions.

Total earnings divided by number of shares.

Earnings growth rate percentage.

Market value per share divided by earnings per share.

Combination of factors that can be controlled to influence consumers.

A collection of marketing professionals.

A statistical mix of market data.

A mixer event for marketing individuals.

Risks in financial reporting.

Risk of loss due to financial market fluctuations.

Risk of financial mismanagement.

Risk of financial non-compliance.

An individual providing capital for a startup, usually in exchange for equity.

A government lender for small businesses.

A philanthropist donating to charities.

An advisor for financial investments.

Sole proprietorship with limited personal liability.

Blends features of partnerships and corporations.

Private company with unlimited shareholder liability.

State-controlled business entity.

Single-owner business with full liability.

Alliance of parties pooling resources for a specific task.

A type of non-profit organization.

Franchise operation under a major brand.

Total inventory at year-end.

Rate at which inventory is sold or used in a time period.

Annual inventory purchase rate.

Slow-moving inventory items.