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firm in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
firm is a
commercial partnership of two or more people.
Firm or The
Firm may also
refer to: The
Firm (1989...
- be
referred to (informally) as a "company". It may be
referred to as a "
firm". In the
United States, a
company is not
necessarily a corporation. For example...
- A law
firm is a
business entity formed by one or more
lawyers to
engage in the
practice of law. The
primary service rendered by a law
firm is to advise...
- The Old
Firm is a
collective name for the
Scottish football clubs Celtic and Rangers,
which are both
based in Glasgow. The two
clubs are the most successful...
-
FIRMS may
refer to:
Fishery Resources Monitoring System Fire
Information for
Resource Management System, near real-time
active fire
locations provided...
- company/
firm that
invests the
pooled funds of
retail investors in
securities in line with the
stated investment objectives. For a fee, the company/
firm provides...
- The ****nal
firms are
groups of
football hooligans who are fans of the ****nal
Football Club.
There are two ****nal
firms, The
Gooners (a
mutation of...
- A
private equity firm or
private equity company (often
described as a
financial sponsor) is an
investment management company that
provides financial backing...
- "The
Nature of the
Firm" (1937) is an
article by
Ronald Coase. It
offered an
economic explanation of why
individuals choose to form partnerships, companies...
- The
theory of the
firm consists of a
number of
economic theories that
explain and
predict the
nature of the
firm, company, or corporation,
including its...
