Start-up (company), a newly established business, often focused on innovation and growth, Merger, the combination of two companies into one, Acquisition, the act of one company buying another company, Takeover, gaining control of a company, often by buying a majority of its shares, Buyout, the purchase of a company, often by its managers or investors, Joint venture, a business agreement where two or more companies work together on a project, Enterprise, a business or company, especially one that is active or growing, Bank loans, money borrowed from a bank that must be paid back with interest, Interest rate, the percentage charged on borrowed money, Venture capitalist, a person or firm that invests in new businesses with high growth potential, Return on investment, the profit gained from an investment, usually shown as a percentage, Budget for, to plan how much money will be spent on something, Business plan, a document outlining a company’s goals and how it will achieve them, Register a business, to officially record a company with the authorities, Official paperwork, formal documents required for legal or administrative purposes, Corporate lawyer, a lawyer who specializes in company law and business matters, Know-how, practical knowledge or skills needed to do something, Charity, an organization that helps people in need or supports good causes, Franchisee, a person who buys the rights to operate a business under an established brand, Franchiser, a company that grants the right to others to operate under its brand, Partner, a person who shares ownership or responsibility in a business, Shareholder, a person who owns shares in a company, Owner, a person who owns a business, CEO, the highest-ranking executive in a company, responsible for overall management, Managing director, a senior manager responsible for the daily operations of a company, Founder, a person who starts a business or organization, Board, a group of directors who make important decisions in a company, President, a senior executive who leads or represents an organization, Director, a manager responsible for a specific area of a company, Chairman, the leader of the board of directors.

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