4. | The conscience and commitment of a business organization, with consideration of its actions on different stakeholders, local communities, and the natural environment. | Corporate social responsibility (CSR) |
5. | A growth strategy where a business spreads its risks by expanding into new products and markets, away from its traditional line of business. | Diversification |
6. | An incorporated business organization owned by shareholders, with the shares being traded on a public stock exchange. | Publicly held company |
7. | An elected group of senior executives to represent the interest of its owners (shareholders), providing strategic direction and oversight to ensure the company’s success. | Board of directors |
8. | The expansion of a business organization due to an increase in its size and/or the size of the industry in which it operates. | Growth |
9. | A growth strategy that involves one company buying a controlling interest (majority stake) in another business, thereby acquiring control and ownership of the target company. | Takeover |
10. | Promotion strategies are the plan(s) of action for an organization to communicate with target markets as well as to inform, persuade, or remind consumers about products or services. | Promotional strategy |