Most companies exist to make and sell goods or provide services. A holding company, aka a parent company, exists to invest in other businesses. It doesn't make products or offer services, but it ...

A subsidiary is a separate legal business entity that generates its own revenue and debt, but remains under the control of the "parent" company. Companies often form subsidiaries in order to exploit ...

Many of the largest corporations in the world are made up of a collection of smaller companies. So it should come as no surprise that setting up a foreign subsidiary company is a popular option when a ...

The establishment of subsidiaries is an important vehicle for corporate expansion activity and therefore a crucial component of cross-border as well as domestic investment. While there is much ...

WASHINGTON — Even as the coronavirus pandemic has ushered in one of the greatest economic downturns in modern history, Lazydays Holdings, a recreation vehicle dealership company based in Tampa, has ...

Consolidated financial statements combine parent and subsidiary finances for clearer insight. Investors can evaluate influence and returns by checking ownership percentages on balance sheets. Many ...

Food manufacturing and supply multinationals are far less likely to establish subsidiaries in western Europe than the average multinational company, according to analysis of GlobalData’s exclusively ...

On May 3, 2019, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) voted to propose rule amendments with regard to financial disclosures about acquired and disposed businesses (the “Proposal”), including ...