"end company" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
You could use the phrase "end of company," but it is very rarely used in such context. For example: All employees working for the company must attend the meeting at the end of company.
Richard Dickinson, Chief Executive of the new West End Company (which represents West End retailers) tells me that this 'screeching glacier of red metal,' makes 'London's High Street' severely unattractive.
The press launch for Kenneth Branagh's West End company packs in two dramas in one day.
The New West End Company, which represents Oxford Street retailers, takes a different view, however.
About 750,000 male shoppers are expected to flood into London's West End, according to the New West End Company.
I work for the New West End Company, a business improvement organisation, and I project manage the Christmas lights.
By summer's end, company officials say, most Webcam manufacturers will have integrated the Digimarc software into their products.
As Jim Backer, a developer, explains: "In the end, companies tend to move where their presidents want to move".
In 1999, when the technology stock bubble was nearing an end, companies that paid dividends were generally viewed as boring and growth companies as exciting.
Toward this end companies and their auditors, too, will go to great lengths to seek out precedents.
To that end, companies should make public compositional information that's currently held as confidential business information, the committee recommended.
By year's end companies that own nuclear plants will have spent $1 billion on additional security since the attacks.
