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  • 71share appreciation rights — (SAR) An arrangement similar to share options but where holders are entitled to receive the intrinsic value only, typically paid in cash, rather than being given the right to purchase shares at the exercise price. Practical Law Dictionary.… …

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  • 72share option scheme — A scheme whereby an employee initially acquires an option to subscribe for shares of the company at some future date. For unapproved schemes, these must not, for tax reasons, be exercisable greater than seven years from the date of the grant.… …

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  • 73share of voice — UK US noun [U] (ABBREVIATION SOV) MARKETING ► the degree to which people see a company’s advertisements, etc. in a particular market, compared to those of competitors: »Even when we were losing audiences, our share of voice was still the most… …

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  • 74share-buying — UK US noun [U] FINANCE, STOCK MARKET ► the act of buying shares: »The passion for share buying was fuelled largely by the boom in technology stocks …

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  • 75share-out — UK US (UK ► the act of dividing something between two or more people or organizations: »Everyone benefited from the share out of the profits. »Last year, the shareout of bonuses meant an additional $7 million for each partner …

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  • 76share index — share .index n technical an official and public list of ↑share prices …

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  • 77Share — [ʃeə] der; , s <aus engl. share> engl. Bez. für Aktie …

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  • 78share issue — share issues N COUNT When there is a share issue, shares in a company are made available for people to buy …

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  • 79share shop — share shops N COUNT A share shop is a shop or Internet website where members of the public can buy shares in companies …

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  • 80share his bread and salt — share food, dine with , share a meal …

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