"company closure" is a correct term in written English.
You could use it in a variety of contexts, such as in a business report about the closure of a company or in the headline of a news article about a company shutting down. For example: "Company Closure Leaves Hundreds Unemployed".
The shrinking demand for big box retail can be seen in the numerous store and company closures across several categories over the last decade.
According to a recent local report on living standards, Zimbabwe social indicators have regressed to 1960 levels, while company closures continue unabated amid estimates that nearly 40 companies are currently undergoing either judicial management or liquidation.
As the euro crisis drags on, things will get worse for ordinary folk, impacting on the real lives and economies of Europe in the form of unemployment, slashed benefits, credit crunches, banking crises, and company closures.
Although British ministers hope that Mr Obama will reject protectionism, they fear that he will come under pressure from Democrats on Capitol Hill to adopt a "fortress America" policy as the toll of job cuts, company closures and house repossession mounts.
Opposition groups have described such adulation as a sign that Mugabe and his loyalists were out of touch with the desperation of a nation that is suffering massive unemployment, cash shortages and company closures.
As the eurozone crisis drags on, things will get worse for ordinary folk, impacting on the real lives and economies of Europe in the form of unemployment, slashed benefits, credit crunches, banking crises and company closures.
"I think the media reports bad news about employment more effectively than good news, and we always hear about company closures and job losses, so perhaps that attention is impacting how young people perceive their job opportunities," Kofman said.
Inhabitants of Brittany, in north-west France, who claim they are bearing the brunt of company closures, layoffs and tax rises, are symbolic of the spirit of mutiny sweeping the country.
Morrell said retail-related jobs were the most at risk as the cocktail of rising store costs and the growth of e-commerce triggered the closures of high-street stores and company closures and also has an impact on back office operations amid a widespread culture of cost-cutting.
In a time of deep funding cuts, imbalances in funding and company closures, this initiative presents an opportunity for theatres to shout about the great work they do, reach wider audiences and make contacts and collaborate with other venues and stage companies from across the world.
