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 Should Yahoo's CEO be paid less? How much should he be paid? How should it be calculated?
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 How can you stop your boss from controlling you financially ?
Motivation techniques are becoming methods of control to keep people working like crazy for that promotion that they never get and their jobs start becoming like the casino. The more you work the ...


 Typically, how does one become a member of the board of directors for an organization?

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First answerer, that may be so. But some organizations are well over 100 years old and have gone through many many directors.

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 Leaders and managers?
Can someone who is a leader not be a manager? Why or why not? Can someone who is a manager not be a leader? Why or why not?...


 Why would a CEO offer to buy outstanding shares of his own company?
The company's stock has dropped 41% this past year. Could this possibly be a prelude to the selling of the company or a bankruptcy reorganization?...


 Wal-mart or k-mart???????????????????...
wal-mart deff....


 I have a question regarding what I believe to be an unfair unexcused absense from work...?
I work at Walmart (Automotive department). I've been sick with the flu for two days now. I called off the first day without any problems. I woke up this morning at 5 AM feeling worse than ever ...


 Will things get worse, now that google has pulled the plug on yahoo?

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httn........i LIKE that....


 I work with this guy named Nawder. And I always catch him staring at me from his desk, and im a male.?
He just looks at me like i dont see him staring, but i think he might be homosexual?!?!? and im extremely homophobic! Should I get him fired or kick his fairy ***?...


 What will Bill Gates do with his fortune when he pass away? Thanks.?
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 Pros and cons of working at starbucks?
i just applied yesterday....


 How are depreciation and amortization similar or different?
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 Which do you think is the most corrupt business and/or corporation?
I would say something like Bank of America, etc., but I would love to hear your input....


 How are decisions made in your organization?
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 What do you perfer Target or walmart?
Ok.My mom and i r fighting because i said target is better than walmart.
She says that walmart is better than target.
What do you perfer?...


 Has anyone heard of ABC Marketing Limited, if so are they a genuine company or just a scam?
I received an application from them for letter stuffing, which all sounds well and good, but they want an up front fee from me, which they say is refundable after so many letters have been sent to ...


 What are banks that large companies use?
where do multi- billiondollar companies use for ...


 What is your talk about satyam computers?
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 Has anyone ever heard of DGR Worldwide?
I received an email about a job with the above company. I cant find them any where on the net.
Has any one ever heard of this group?...


 How to tackle bosses who always portrays themselves as boss by virture of their position and not knowledge?
By owning a position and not knowledge the bosses wants to rule subordinates. How to tackle those bosses? How to tackle bosses who never realise that they are wrong. How to tackle bosses who are ...



abiola o
How do shareholders share the loss in a business? do they have to pay for the expenditur in case of a loss?
i want to know if the shareholders of a company are obliged to pay fro the expenditure incase the business earnings can not break even with the expenditure.
                     
 




enoriverbend
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The stockholders in a corporation have 'limited liability'. This means that the most they can lose is their investment. They are not personally liable above and beyond that.

This is also true for limited partners in a limited partnership. It isn't necessary true of other businesses, though, such as general partnerships and sole proprietors.


Feeling Mutual
Shareholders are not liable for what happens in a business. Their only liability is lose of value in their share prices.


joeytwomugs
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The value of their shares decreases until the company busts.


junglejungle
notice companies atd LTD? that means limited liability, so any debts are limited to the company itself.

no their not... but it depends on the types of shares.

obviously if the company doesn't do so well .. you don't get a dividence..

your investing into a company how its run isn't really your concern unless your a major share holder.. it is to a point, e.g. voting rights.. but as for day to day running.. only the end profit i make interests me.


Matthew O
lol.... the shareholders put money into the business by buying stock. Their loss is what happens to the value of their stock when the company loses money.
No, the shareholders are not required to put more money in.


Andy
Shareholders share in the loss by seeing the value of their shares decline; otherwise, they are not obligated to meet any of the company's liabilities. What happens in a publicly traded stock, if the company truly hits bad times, is the stock is delisted from the exchange it was traded on and you end up with zero.


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