What is the meaning of "S.A. de C.V." latin american business companies use this term?ie. CEMEX S.A.de C.V.
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Sociedad Anónima de Capital Variable, which means Variable Capital Corporation
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This is a little complicated and the web site I listed give good details but basically it is:-\n\n"CE" are the abbreviation of French phrase "Conformité Européene" which literally means "European Conformity"\n\nCE Marking on a product is a manufacturer's declaration that the product complies with the essential requirements of the relevant  health, safety and environmental protection legislation
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it means los estados unidos, they pluralize the estados (states) unidos (united)\ni took 4 years of spanish...i know what i'm talking about
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Refer to a well known company known as Desjardins, Inc.\nIt may not be a U.S. based company, but it has operations (connected to banking) here.\n   Esperanto Santo may have been merged/taken-over by Desjardins.
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Companies that are registered in USA are suffixed as Inc which means Incorporated. like niki.inc\nLTD stands for Limited Liabiliy company. \nDonno abt Corp....should be corporations.
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http://www.chemweek.com/inc/articles/s/1995/12/06/CW1995-12-06_2658.html\n\nhttp://www.csm.pemex.com/english/press/releases/12.html\n\nhttp://www.sap.com/solutions/business-suite/srm/pdf/CCS_Pemex_Gas.pdf
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SC has several meanings:\n\nSentence Construction\nSimilar Correction (if there is a previous one)\nSpecial Circumstances\nSentence Coordination\nSuboordinate Clause\nSubject Clause\nSmall Capital\n\nHope that helps.
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Don't know which country you are talking about, but it is possible it means "Proprietary Company", "Private Company" or "Public Company".\n\nIn most countries, "private", "closed", "proprietary" or some other similar title implies a smaller company with few shareholders that therefore has fewer compliance regulations placed on it. It can not list on an exchange.\n\nIn most countries, "public" companies usually have many shareholders, therefore have more compliance regulations placed on it and can list on an exchange after complying with all the listing rules.
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It's a word taken from French but that's normally used in Spanish too. It means "pencil box".\n\n"He comprado un plumier" (I've bought a pencil box)
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The Latin phrase is: sic vita est\n\nIt means "this is life" or "such is life."
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it depends\n\nDefinition: A corporation that has diversified its operations usually by acquiring enterprises in widely varied industries.\n\nin terms of the real world, no. this is because they are solely to do with electronics and not anything to do with, say, cars.\n\nbut in terms of the it sector, then yes, because they have branched into operating systems, office applications, security applications, game consoles, internet applications (msn virtual earth), search engine, etc. .
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My favorite example is the Chevy NOVA. It was rather popular in the US, but when they tried to market in in Latin American companies they realized that the name meant "no go."
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It refers to a Professional Corporation. See the link below for more info
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ALCOA stands for the Aluminum Corporation of America.\nAs the name implies, they make aluminum products like cans, etc.
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"United States of America" in Spanish is "Estados Unidos de America". So it should be that EUA = USA, and EU = US. But most spanish-speakers will use EEUU. This is because they are refering to plural nouns. So the spanish abbreviation for Fuerzas Armadas (Armed Forces) is FFAA.\n\nThis also happens sometimes in English. The abbreviation for page is "p.", but for pages it's "pp.".
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S Corporation.  Or it may be P.C. (Partneship Corporation). Like the designation, Inc., it simply indicates the legal and tax rules that the corporation (your dentist's practice) operates under and is a legal designation that has nothing to do with his/her education or credentials.
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It is a "mailing piece" in Spanish\n"An announcement, advertisement or directive typically in the form of a printed leaflet intended to be sent to many persons"\nhttp://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/ma/mailing_piece.html\n\nhttp://www.proz.com/glossary-translations/spanish-to-english-translations/69\n\nProbably would be used in this way:\nLei la carta circular que la compania envio a todos sus empleados\n(I read the circular which the company mailed to all of its employees)\n\nNote: a circular is defined as so by Encarta Dictionary:\nwidely distributed notice: a letter, advertisement, or other notice distributed to a large number of people