ROI. Also known as Rate Of Return. The percentage of profit earned by an investment in a business, etc.

A stamp or sticker which is put on an item, for example a packet of cigarettes, as proof that a government tax has been paid.

A type of auction in which there are several sellers and only one buyer. The buyer usually purchases the goods or service from the seller who offers the lowest price.

A payment method used for messaging on mobile phones in which the recipient pays for the text message.

When a private company acquires the majority of a public company’s shares, therefore enabling the private company to get a public listing on the stock exchange.

A type of credit agreement, e.g., a credit card, in which a person is given a specified credit limit which can be paid in full or in part, usually on a monthly basis. If the amount owing is paid in full in the first month then usually no interest is charged. When the full credit […]

An attachment which makes amendments or provisions to an original contract or official document. In the entertainment industry, a rider is a list of demands made by a performer, usually before a show, sometimes including particular foods and drinks, hotels and transport, free tickets for friends and family, etc.

The issuing of new shares which are offered to a company’s existing shareholders at a fixed price, usually lower than the market price.

In business, especially insurance, the amount of money a company stands to lose, or the threat of an action or event which will have an adverse effect on a business.

A service which enables a person to connect to the Internet, or use their mobile phone, while they are travelling.