Answer:
Sam’s Home Store can enforce the contract against Restore Construction Company
Explanation:
In contract law, only the parties involved in a contract can take action to enforce the contract. In this case Sam' Home Store signed the contract with Restore, so they can enforce it. Any third party beneficiaries from the contract, like United Building Supplies, are not entitled to enforce anything.
Answer:
a corporation make money from stocks at the IPO. Initial Public Offering.
Explanation:
A corporation only makes money out of a stick when it is Issued for the first time. This operation is called IPO and it’s the primary market for a stock in the exchange market.
After the stock is sold to an investor the stock goes into the secondary market, In the secondary market the people that make a profit out of the sale of a stock are the stockholders but not the corporation.
Answer and Explanation:
First Link Services granted
1. Total compensation
$4.4 million × $5
=$ 22 million
2.
Dr Compensation Expenses 11 million
Cr Paid in capital restricted stock 11 million
Dr Paid in capital restricted stock 22 million
Cr Common stock 4.4 millon
Cr Paid in capital excess of 17.6 million
Answer:
Business
Explanation:
A business is a legal activity which we undertake to earn money. In this case, both Melvin and Neil work together to earn money by running pawnshop. Selling of personal items of the borrower and interest receipts are part of the operations of the business. It is not proven from the scenario that it is partnership (business type) because it is not written that both Melvin and Neil share profits and losses associated with this business.
Answer:
Explanation:
Dividends.
Usually now days, the rate of return is anywhere from 3 to 8 %. That means that if you have 10000$ worth of stock, you should expect about 300 dollars per year back. Doesn't sound like much, but it can build up.
Shares are what you buy that return the dividends. 1 share brings back so much money. You don't have to sell the shares to get the money. I have no idea what allotments and dispensations are when referring to stocks.
