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-- See Also the narrower term Close corporations

-- See Also the narrower term Community development corporations

-- See Also the narrower term Conglomerate corporations

-- See Also the narrower term Consolidation and merger of corporations

--subdivision Mergers under types of industries, e.g. Construction industry--Mergers

-- See Also the narrower term Cooperative societies
Here are entered works on enterprises or organizations owned by and operated for the benefit of those using their services. Works on the association of persons for their common, often economic, good are entered under Cooperation.

-- See Also the narrower term Corporate image

-- See Also the narrower term Corporate reorganizations

--subdivision Reorganization under names of individual corporate bodies

-- See Also the narrower term Corporate turnarounds
Here are entered works on the process by which companies on the verge of bankruptcy are restored to efficient and profitable operation.

-- See Also the narrower term Corporation law

-- See Also the narrower term Directors of corporations

-- See Also the narrower term Government corporations

-- See Also the narrower term Holding companies

-- See Also the narrower term International business enterprises

-- See Also the narrower term Municipal corporations

-- See Also the narrower term Municipal franchises

-- See Also the narrower term Private companies
Here are entered works on private limited liability companies, also known as Gesellschaft mit beschrankter Haftung, sociedad de responsibilidad limitada, sociedade por quotas, societa a garanzia limitata, or societe a responsabilite limitee.

-- See Also Public utilities

-- See Also the narrower term Stockholders

-- See Also Stocks

-- See Also the narrower term Subsidiary corporations

-- See Also the narrower term Trust companies

-- See Also Trusts, Industrial
Here are entered works on combinations in restraint of trade in which stock ownership is transferred to trustees, who in turn issue trust certificates and dividends and who attempt to achieve monopolistic control over output, prices, or markets. Works on combinations in which independent business enterprises formally agree among themselves to control or limit output, prices, and/or markets so as to achieve monopolistic power are entered under Cartels.