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In the case of business, means a company that is controlled by another company. Generally, it happens when the major company has at least 50% plus one of the shares of the other one.
- In the case of business, means a company that is controlled by another company.
- Generally, it happens when the major company has at least 50% plus one of the shares of the other one.
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In the case of business, means a company that is controlled by another company.
Generally, it happens when the major company has at least 50% plus one of the shares of the other one.
Generally, it happens when the major company has at least 50% plus one of the shares of the other one.
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According to 'Advanced Learner's Dictionary':
Subsidiary: "connected with sth but less important than it"
In this meaning, it's generally used in university: major subjects X subsidiary subjects.
So, it's a subject that you took from another course/department. For example: you are graduated in history with French as your subsidiary subject.
Subsidiary: "connected with sth but less important than it"
In this meaning, it's generally used in university: major subjects X subsidiary subjects.
So, it's a subject that you took from another course/department. For example: you are graduated in history with French as your subsidiary subject.
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