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are things a company owns and uses in its business

consist of everything a company owes

any profits that the company has not distributed to shareholders

consist of money belonging to a company’s owners

are companies that provide other companies with materials etc

the amount a company pays for another one, in excess of the net value of its assets

to accept that a debt will not be paid

products that are not complete or ready for sale

the accounting value of a company (aasets minus liabilities)

a legally protected word, phrase, symbol or design used to indentify a product

built up or increased over a period of time

money that will be paid in less than 12 months from the balance sheet date

the money that investors have paid to buy newly issued shares, minus the shares’ face value

a room people pay to go into which is full of objects they can smesh

a small business which is in the procesa of expanding

using or concentrating on facts

a combination of a hotdog and hamburger

an employment concept in which people are paid for each specific short term task

a significant political or social change caused caused by the actions of young people

the practice of looking at a product online before going to a concentional store to buy it

transfer a business to a neighbouring country

somebody who has been in the same job all their life

a person who collects food that restaurants and supermarkets throw away

small book with a soft cover, dealing with specific topic

single sheet of paper giving information about sth

small, thin book like a magazine, which gives jnformation, often about travel etc

small book like a magazine which gives information about a school or university

single sheet giving information about some event, special offer

small book with a soft cover, often giving info about sth

book of detailed instructions how to use sth

a kind of email where both people are online at the same time

an online conversation between a group of people on topics chosen by them, where you can enter or leave the room at any time

a website where people with shared interests can get news and information

all kinds of business done on the Internet

files you send at the same time as email massages

looking at different websites with no particular goal

moving from one website to another, usually looking for sth

technic term for pictures, icons

a company that offers users access to the internet and services such as news, e mail, shopping

bringing files to your computer from the Internet

sending files from your computer to the internet

unwanted advertisments and other material sent to you by e mail from companies

a kind of program that is sent from the jnternet to your computer, often without your knowledge, which can follow and record what you do, which websites you visit

material such as pornography or extreme political views

online shops

people trying to infulence what other people think about particular issue

express their opinions

want to reach a wider audience

meetings give information to and answet questions from the press

short memorable sentence or phrase that will be repeated in news bulletins

time of year, summer in the uk, when there is not much happening

regularly checking

space

present a story in a particular way

collecting scandal (pranie brudow)

shocking materials

folder of cuttings

buying lots of products

regular

very well known

talk about work

a system where some people have the right to get benefits before others

has the same position/does the same job as me

we each have a 50% contract for the same job

people determined to succesd and achieve great things

guaranteed minmum salary without overtime or bonuses

strong motivation

giving you a lot back

working in a close relationship

of different types

experience selling things

producing a lot of money

selling or marketing goods and services by phone

phoning people who have not requested a call in order to try to sell them sth

attempt to sell sth by being very forceful

when a company behaves as if you agreed to buy sth because you did not actually refuse it

selling products and services in a package in a way that makss it difficukt to work out which company is cheaper

joining together to form one new company

come to an agreement in which both sides have to give in a little bit on what they would have otherwise liked

talk seriously and in detail until a business agreement is made

taken over by a larger company

involvment in business and taking financial risk

buildings and machines ownes by a company

change from a private company to a public limited company by selling shares

a detailed examination of a company and its financial situation

someone who trades with the market makers

to turn profits into stocks or shares

the price at which a share is currently being traded

the market on which new shares are sold

shares that companies have bought back from their owners

new shares offered to existing shareholders

the market on which shares can be re sold

the price written on a share which never changes

needed cash and had very little

card where you must pay back the whole debt each month

credit card issued by a store/shop for that store

combined insurance and savings plan that pays out after a fixed period

single, large payment

large payment to someone on leaving a job

money saved over many years

money you borrow to buy a house or a flat

the traditional basic skills

ability to read and to count

changes to the educational programme

education for all ages

when everyone has the same chances

pupils take exams for entry

teaching with one teacher and just one pupil

making inequalities continue forever

receving a lot of money in grants, gifts from rich people

richer

poorer

achieve an excellent standard

a system with two separete levels, one of which is better than the other

sees, considers

exam papers from previous years

learning purely by repetition

learning purely by repetition

tricks that help you remember sth np. i after e

spend the maximum time studying

know it completely

go bankrupt

a business authorized by a company to sell or distribute its goods or services in a certain area

a collective term for a company’s sales representatives or commercial travellers

a merchant such as shopkeeper who sells to the final customer

a person who negotiates purchases and sales in return for commision or a fee

a place where goods are sold to the public - a shop, store etc

all the companies or individuals involved in moving a particular good or service from the producer to the final consumer

an intermediary who stocks goods from various suppliers and delivers them to retailers when ordered

people who consume goods or services whose needs are satisfied by producers

taxes on imported goods

limits on the number of goods that can be imported