contractual joint venture
1joint venture — joint ven·ture / ven chər/ n 1: a cooperative business agreement or partnership between two or more parties that is usu. limited to a single enterprise and that involves the sharing of resources, control, profits, and losses compare combination 2 …
2joint venture agreement — When two independent businesses wish to combine forces in a business project, they may form a joint venture to operate the new project as a separate enterprise. This can take the form of a simple contractual arrangement, a partnership or a joint… …
3Joint venture — For other uses, see Joint Venture (disambiguation). A joint venture is a business agreement in which parties agree to develop, for a finite time, a new entity and new assets by contributing equity. They exercise control over the enterprise and… …
4joint venture — A situation in which the reporting entity holds an interest on a long term basis in another entity, which is jointly controlled by the reporting entity and one or more other ventures under a contractual arrangement. In its financial statements… …
5Types of business entity — Companies law Company  …
6Philip Anschutz — Born December 28, 1939 (1939 12 28) (age 71) Russell, Kansas, USA Occupation Businessman Philip Frederick Anschutz (pronounced ann shoots, born December 28, 1939 …
7Novus International — Novus International, Inc. Founded St. Louis, Missouri (1991) Headquarters St. Charles, Missouri, USA Website www.novusint.com Novus International, Inc …
8Ad-hoc-Kooperation — Projektkooperation, Contractual Joint Venture; Formen vorübergehender Zusammenarbeit (⇡ Kooperation), die bevorzugt von Unternehmen der Investitionsgüterindustrie (v.a. Großanlagen) genutzt werden. A. h. K. enden mit dem Erreichen des… …
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