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الترجمة بالأسفل Social media plays a critical role in the growth and marketing efforts of small and medium businesses (SMBs) according to a  LinkedIn survey  of financial decision makers at SMBs in the U.S. and Canada. Titled Priming the Economic Engine: How Social Media is Driving Growth for Small and Medium Businesses, LinkedIn partnered with TNS for the study and surveyed 998 North American small and medium business professionals with revenue between $1 million and less than $50 million. The study, which focused on helping financial services providers understand the value of social for connecting with SMBs, found social to be invaluable. Per LinkedIn’s Jennifer Grazel ( @jgrazel ): …[I]f financial services providers want to build relationships with this desirable sector, social networks offer the most influential and trusted venue.” For financial marketers, SMBs’ engagement with social media presents a lucrative marketing opportunity. Building relationships with pros

According to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), there are more than 1.77 million corporations registered in Australia operating under the Corporations Act, which informs the observation of these five substantial features. [1]   Moreover, most of these characteristics are necessary in order to create a company in Australia. These criteria are: official personality, limited liability, transferable shares, appointed management under board structure and contributed capital by shared owners. [2]   In fact, the aim of these five essential characteristics is to make the performance of each more flexible, by avoiding the conflicts that might occur among shareholders or between them and other involved participants – such as managers, employees or creditors. [3] I.          Legal Personality The first requirement of a company is specified in structuring a legal attitude, where the company is distinguished from its owners to be treated as an independent juridica