Ltd. is the standard shorthand for “limited”, a form of corporate structure available in countries including the UK, Ireland and Canada, and appears as a suffix after the company name.
Limited liability companies limit the company’s liability for corporate loss and do not affect the private assets of owners or investors.
Limited liability companies can be created both private and public (PLC).
A franchise is a business in which the owner licenses his activities - along with his products, branding and knowledge - in exchange for a franchise fee.
Limited liability company (LC) is a general term for a type of business organization in which the assets and income of the owners are separate and distinct from the assets and income of the company; known as limited liability.
A strategic alliance is an agreement between two companies that have decided to share resources for the implementation of a certain mutually beneficial project.