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Securities vs Stocks   An individual wishing to invest his excess funds may select between a number of financial assets in which to invest in. These financial instruments are of different types, characteristics, maturities, risk and return levels. The article below shows a clear picture of what it meant by... 

Ordinary Shares vs Preference Shares A share denotes a claim on a corporation’s ownership or interest in a financial asset. Shares are commonly divided into two types, known as ordinary shares and preference shares. Ordinary shares and Preference shares are distinguished from each other based on the benefits,... 

Business vs Company If you are engaged in an activity that earns you money on a continuous basis, you are said to be doing business. Whether you are running a retail shop or a wholesaler, whether you are a lawyer or a sportsperson, as long as you are making money out of your activity, and it is your career or... 

Shareholder vs Investor In modern times, an investor and a shareholder look like similar persons because investing in shares and stocks is the most common mode of investment these days. However, an investor need not necessarily be a shareholder. Investing your money in anticipation of attractive returns is not... 

Business Ethics vs Social Responsibility Business ethics and social responsibility are commonly used in everyday parlance almost interchangeably. While social responsibility is self explanatory, ethics is a word that puts one in a dilemma. Social responsibility looks clearly defined and demarcated. Companies have...