单词public company
n.: 公开上市公司
公开招股公司:
a company that sells shares in itself to the public
公开上市公司
His mother was a painter and his father was a chief executive of a public company, while his sister and brother-in-law were art dealers.
他的母亲是一位画家，父亲是一家上市公司的首席执行官，而姐姐和姐夫都是艺术品交易商。
Kirin"s culture as a public company tied to Mitsubishi, a big conglomerate, clashes with that of Suntory, a private, family firm.
麒麟作为一家和三菱联合公司紧紧依靠的公有公司，和三多利的私人家族化企业文化有着不少的冲突。
Mr Scott admits that it is possible he might not have survived in a fully public company.
斯科特承认，在一家完全上市的公司里，他本来可能无法挺过来。
Ms. Xu does not serve in any directorship roles of any other public company. Ms.
许女士不担任其它任何上市公司的管理者职位。
His biggest achievement was to do what he"d initially resisted at Goldman and transform the "Big Board" into a public company.
他最大的成就，正是他当初在高盛所抵制的事情：将这个“大行情板”（BigBoard，纽交所的代称）改造成了一家上市公司。
He might as well have said: "Sticking with our strategy while remaining a public company just isn"t going to work. "
他同时还称：“继续保留上市公司的身份，同时又坚持我们既定的战略，这条路在未来行不通。”
Why on earth anyone of calibre bothers to go on a large public company board is a bit of a mystery.
有些令人费解的是，有才干的人究竟为什么要加入大型上市公司的董事会。
Baosteel said the Aquila purchase was its first large strategic investment in a foreign public company.
中国最大的钢铁制造商宝钢表示，收购Aquila股份是其首次对国外上市公司进行大规模战略投资。
Mr Trapani listed Bulgari"s shares in 1995, even though he knew he would be exposed to outside pressure as the boss of a public company.
1995年，Trapani带宝格丽上市，他很清楚：作为一家公开募股公司，他必须承受来自外界的压力。但他并不后悔。
Meanwhile, the top directors of a large public company can spend a fifth of their time visiting hundreds of actual or would-be shareholders.
与此同时，一家大型上市公司的最高管理者可能会把五分之一的时间用在会见无数实际或可能的股东上面。