capital

Valuable things a person or company owns, like money and buildings

A large amount of money and valuable things that a person or country owns

Money or property that someone has

Money that is available to spend or invest

An increase in value when you sell something for more than you paid

The legal killing of someone by the government for a serious crime

A tax on the profit you make when you sell things like stocks or property

Money people invest in new companies that are risky to help them grow

A city where the state government has its main offices

A crime so serious that the law can punish with death

Large letters that start sentences and names

Money spent to buy things like machines or buildings for a business

The minimum return a business needs on an investment to keep its market value and attract money

A city where a province has its main government offices

Money and things a business can use to pay day-to-day costs

Money a business spends to buy or improve things like buildings, machines and equipment that last a long time

A city that is the main center for an area worldwide, like fashion or finance

The city Jerusalem that Israel says is its capital, though many countries do not recognize this

A city where a country's government and leaders work

A very large warship like a battleship or aircraft carrier with heavy weapons

A loss when you sell something like a house or stock for less than you paid

A large letter that you use at the start of a sentence or name

Money a company keeps from profits to use for special or unexpected costs that cannot be paid to shareholders

Money available to invest in new businesses that may lose money

The total number or value of a company's shares that it can issue to owners

Money a business uses to pay its daily costs

A city called Port-au-Prince that is the largest city and capital of Haiti

Part of a country's balance of payments showing money coming in and out for investments and loans

Record showing a business's net worth on a certain date, including owner investments and withdrawals

A percent showing how well a company makes profit from the money put into it

A person's skills, knowledge, contacts, and reputation that help them succeed

A letter that looks like a big letter but is the height of a small letter used for emphasis

A city called Phnom Penh that is the capital and largest city of Cambodia

The capital city of Mexico, called Mexico City, where the government and main businesses are

The main city of Greece, Athens, is famous for ancient ruins and lively culture

An uppercase letter written clearly and not joined to other letters often used on forms

The main city of Algeria on the Mediterranean coast called Algiers

A one-time tax on money and property to raise funds for the government

Money a business gets from others that it must pay back with interest

How much a business pays to use money for investment

A city in southeast Australia that is the country's capital, Canberra

The main city where the government of Honduras is located

Money or property that can be quickly turned into cash and used in business

The main city of Malta where the government is based

A city in the southeast of Jamaica called Kingston that is the country's capital

A city that leads global fashion and sets style trends