Ready made pictures of computerised graphic art which can be copied by computer users to add to their own documents.

In the UK, a company which is controlled by five or less directors.

An arrangement between different airlines in which they all agree to carry passengers on the same flight using their own flight numbers.

Forcing someone, by some method or other, to do something or abstain from doing something against their will.

In insurance, a way of measuring how much profit has been made by comparing the amount of money received from customers to the amount paid out in claims and expenses.

The control of a commodity or service by one provider in a particular market, virtually eliminating competition.

An unsecured and unregistered short-term agreement in which organizations can borrow money from investors who cannot take the assets from the organization if the loan is not repaid.

In finance, a payment based on percentage of transaction value, according to the local interpretation of value (e.g., based on total revenue, or gross profit, etc).-

A person who buys and sells shares, bonds, etc., on a commission basis on behalf of their clients.

A government agency in the UK which is responsible for collecting and storing information about limited companies. The companies must file annual accounts or face penalties.