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punitive damages

damages exceeding simple compensation and awarded to punish the defendant

nepotist

a person who uses their power or influence to give jobs to family members

precedent

an earlier event or action that is regarded as an example or guide

capitulation

the action of surrendering or giving up resistance

unilaterally

used to indicate that something is done by only one person or group without agreement

viability

the ability to work successfully or survive

insolvent

unable to pay debts owed

receivership

the state of a company being managed by an official receiver due to bankruptcy

requisition order

an official demand that a property or equipment be handed over for public use

repossessed

taken back by a lender because loan payments were not made

remuneration package

the total pay and benefits received by an employee

mogul

an important or powerful person in a particular industry

loophole

an ambiguity or inadequacy in the law or a set of rules

indemnify

to compensate someone for harm, loss, or financial burden

mandate

an official order or authority to carry out a policy or course of action

profit margin

the ratio of profit made to total revenue generated

inventory

a complete list of items such as property, goods, or contents in stock

purveyor

a person or business that sells or provides particular goods

boycott

a refusal to buy, use, or participate in something as a protest

nominal interest rate

an interest rate that has not been adjusted for inflation

mark-up

the amount added to the cost price of goods to cover overhead and profit

tranche

a portion or section of a larger sum of money or financial security

yield

the financial return or profit generated on an investment over time

learning curve

the rate of a person's progress in gaining a new skill

labour intensive

requiring a large amount of work or manual effort relative to output

hush money

money paid to someone to keep information secret

sleeping partner

a person who invests money in a business but takes no active part in managing it

pyramid scheme

a fraudulent investment model where returns are paid to earlier investors using money from newer ones

passing trade

business or customers obtained from people walking or driving past

nest egg

a sum of money saved or kept in reserve for the future

stamp duty

a government tax levied on legal documents, usually in the transfer of property

insider trading

the illegal buying or selling of stock by someone with access to non-public information

gagging order

an official order prohibiting the publication or discussion of specific information

golden handshake

a large payment made to a senior executive upon leaving a company

inheritance tax

a tax levied on property or money inherited from someone who has died

hyperinflation

extremely rapid and out-of-control inflation

intangible assets

non-physical assets owned by a company, such as patents, copyrights, or brand reputation

tycoon

a wealthy and powerful businessperson

windfall

a piece of unexpected good fortune, typically a financial gain

sabbatical

a period of paid leave granted to an employee for study, research, or travel