Foreign exhibitions
Foreign exhibitions
Question 2: How to say brand exhibition in English: exhibition brand exhibition
Question 3: Take part in an exhibition.
Fair;
[Example] This is my first time to participate in an exhibition in Hongkong or even China as an exhibitor.
This is my first exhibition in Hongkong and Mainland China.
Question 4: Take part in an exhibition.
Go to the exhibition
Question 5: How to say it in English at the exhibition?
Question 6: How do you say in English to attend the exhibition and the promotion meeting respectively?
Go to the exhibition
Question 7: Why is it called limited company? A limited liability company is also called a limited company. It is an enterprise legal person established in accordance with the conditions stipulated in the Company Law and relevant laws. Shareholders shall be liable to the Company to the extent of their capital contribution, and enjoy the benefits in proportion to their shares. The company is liable for its debts with all its assets. The main characteristics of a limited liability company are as follows: (1) shareholders bear limited liability with their capital contribution; (2) The company is liable for debts with its assets. The company's assets include many aspects: first, the capital contribution of shareholders; Second, all kinds of property, creditor's rights and other rights formed through production and business activities after the establishment of the company, including tangible assets and intangible assets. When the company is liquidated, it is only liable for debts to the extent of all its assets, and creditors cannot claim claims other than the company's assets; (3) The number of shareholders of the company meets the statutory requirements. Article 20 of the Company Law stipulates: "A limited liability company shall be established by more than two shareholders and less than fifty shareholders." But as a special limited liability company, a wholly state-owned limited liability company can have one shareholder. The identity of a shareholder can be a natural person or a legal person; (4) The equity transfer shall comply with legal procedures and the provisions of the Articles of Association. Article 35 of the Company Law stipulates: "When a shareholder transfers his capital contribution to a person other than a shareholder, it must be approved by more than half of all shareholders". Where a shareholder agrees to transfer his capital contribution, other shareholders have the preemptive right to the capital contribution under the same conditions; (5) The company cannot publicly offer shares or issue shares. The funds needed for the company's production and operation can only be obtained by other legal means. Compared with joint stock companies, the conditions and procedures for the establishment of limited liability companies are simpler and more flexible.