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Business.
Noun.
An entity able to produce output.
Private Company.
Noun.
A business owned by family members.
Limited Liability. Not required to publish audited annual reports.
Shares can only be issued to family members.
Partnership.
Noun.
A business run and managed by two people.
Unlimited Liability. Conflict of Interest.
Architecture O-Six Limited.
Private Company.
An architecture firm owned by Athena Chase.
The most successful architecture firm in the United States of America, second biggest company in the world. Based in New York.
Heir: Annabeth Chase.
Ocean’s Life Limited.
Private Company.
A company of ocean explorers, preservationists, and activists owned by Poseidon Jackson.
The most successful maritime firm and biggest company in the world. Based in Chicago.
Heir: Percy Jackson.
~oOo~
In the world of business, there was no such thing as freedom, agency, and non-benefitting alliance. Every move was to be a calculated one. Every choice needed reaffirmation. Every relationship was kept strictly ethical.
A business was only in existence for two reasons: for their customers and for the profit. A business could not function without either of these. The Going Concern Concept saw to this: that a business would continue to operate for an indefinite amount of time unless and until there are signs of liquidation.
There were only two ways for a private company to get to the top of the food chain: to win its way to the top, or to form a Partnership. There was only one way to form a Partnership between two private companies: marriage of heirs.
All of these things developed the values and morals that raised Annabeth Chase and Percy Jackson.
