Describes a retail establishment which provides an extensive range of goods and services, so the customer can purchase everything they need without having to go elsewhere.

Refers to a service or product which is available to use or buy on the Internet. A computer which is connected to the Internet.

Bank accounts or investments held in countries which have normal rates of tax and strict government control.

An arrangement between a vendor and buyer in which the vendor allows the buyer to pay at a later date for goods received.

A border which allows the flow of unrestricted goods and people between countries.

Also known as an Uncrossed Cheque. A cheque which does not have to be paid into an account, and can be cashed at the bank of the person who wrote it. Also means a cheque which has been signed but no amount has been filled in.

In business, a situation in which employees have full information about the organisation, and are encouraged to exchange ideas and objectives with management.

A market which operates without restrictions, in which anyone can buy and sell.

Also known as Entitlement Issue. An offer to existing share holders of a company, which entitles them to purchase new shares at a fixed price, usually lower than the current market price, in order to raise money for the company.

A business or factory which does not require employees to be members of a trade union.