- A
joint venture (JV) is a
business entity created by two or more parties,
generally characterized by
shared ownership,
shared returns and risks, and shared...
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Kottonmouth Kings HSV-X1
Joint Venture, a high-speed
catamaran operated by the
United States Navy and Army
between 1998 and 2004
JointVenture (Apple), a service...
- The
Joint Venture Protective Carbine (JVPC), also
known as
Modern Sub
Machine Carbine (MSMC)
until 2014, is a gas-operated, magazine-fed,
select fire...
- An
international joint venture (IJV)
occurs when two
businesses based in two or more
countries form a partnership. A
company that
wants to
explore international...
- The AMD–Chinese
joint venture is the
agreement between the
American semiconductor company Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and China-based
partners to license...
-
Boeing Brasil–Commercial was a proposed, but
failed joint venture between Boeing and
Embraer to design, build, and sell
commercial airliners worldwide...
- 50-50
joint venture called FAW-GM. FAW
Group has a 50-50
joint venture with
Volkswagen Group called FAW-Volkswagen. FAW
Group has a 50-50
joint venture with...
- of the
CSIRO in 1984, the
proposal was
adopted by a private-sector
joint venture in 1987,
comprising Elders IXL,
Kumagai Gumi, TNT and BHP.
Several major...
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Motors India (1995–2003) Ford
India (1995–2021)
Multix (2015–2018), a
joint venture by
Eicher Motors and
Polaris Industries General Motors India (1995–2017)...
- In
Singapore law, a
joint law
venture (JLV) is a law firm
joint venture formed from a
constituent local law firm and an offs**** counterpart. The first...
