company; firm; corporation

office; business premises

to announce, make public, or publish

open, overt, or not kept secret; occurring in public view

a business entity whose owners' liability is limited to their investment; a corporation

An apartment building or block of flats (may be public housing or a condominium).

public; common; communal

treating all people equally and without favoritism or discrimination; impartial

a formal public statement or official notice

park (for public recreation)

A public road for motor vehicles, typically connecting cities or towns.

(coll.) husband

kilogram (kg)

the public security organs, the Ministry of Public Security, or their personnel

to handle official business or do office work

expressway; highway; freeway

just; fair; equitable

a business organization that provides coverage in the form of compensation resulting from loss, damages, injury, treatment, or hardship in exchange for premium payments.

joint-stock limited company; a business entity where capital is divided into shares and liability is limited

civil servant; public servant

public good; public welfare; public interest

public security bureau

(sports) open championship; open (as in "the US Open")

a fund accumulated for specific purposes, most commonly for housing or social security

a company that is owned or controlled by another company, known as the parent or holding company

public security bureau (government office similar in function to a police station)

the son of an official or a member of the nobility in historical contexts

public bus or a bus belonging to an organization for communal transportation

a male nobleman of the highest hereditary rank below a prince

A financial institution that facilitates the buying and selling of securities such as stocks and bonds.

convention (i.e. international agreement)

A large business enterprise that operates in multiple countries.

subsidiary company or branch office

universally acknowledged or accepted by the public

Common Era; the calendar system used internationally, equivalent to AD (Anno Domini)

public money