Being a public company also means more scrutiny.

上市公司也意味着更多的审查。

Sigit Ardianto works for a public company in Jakarta.

西吉特·阿迪安托（Sigit Ardianto）就职于雅加达一家上市公司。

Public companies have been more responsive than lawmakers to animal-welfare concerns.

与立法者相比，上市公司对动物福利问题的反应更为积极。

Why do the owners want to take their company public?

为什么业主要把他们的公司公之于众？

It will then change from a privately-owned company to a public company.

然后，它将从一家私营公司转变为一家上市公司。

If the business continues to grow, the owners may decide to take the company public.

如果业务继续增长，所有者可以决定将公司上市。

He's been accused by opposition legislators of embezzling funds from public companies.

反对党议员指控他挪用上市公司的资金。

He has been accused by opposition legislators of embezzling funds from public companies.

反对派议员指控他挪用上市公司的资金。

23. It is argued that the influence of transient investment on public companies can be () .

文中表示瞬时投资对上市公司的影响是（）。

Because Twitter is no longer a public company, you're not answering to shareholders.

因为推特不再是一家上市公司，不需要再对股东负责。

Musk's pay plan is the largest to a company chief of a U.S. public company.

马斯克的薪酬计划是美国上市公司首席执行官中最高的。

Revenues grew at the slowest pace since it became a public company in 2012.

营收增速为2012年上市以来的最低水平。

He said in a statement, " By creating three industry-leading, global public companies, each can benefit" .

" 通过把这三家公司打造为各自行业领先的全球上市公司，这三家公司都能受益。"

Amazon reached that threshold in January of last year, 23 years after becoming a public company.

上市23年后，亚马逊在去年1月才达到这一门槛。

And it was private. It was not a public company with shares traded on the stock market.

它属于私营企业，不是一家在股票市场交易的上市公司。

Yi noted that regardless of where to go public, companies should comply with local laws and regulations.

易会满指出，无论在哪里上市，企业都应遵守当地的法律法规。

It was his first time working at a public company, and its earnings and stock price were plummeting.

这是他第一次在一家上市公司工作，当时公司的收益和股价都在暴跌。

And it is the sixth-most-valuable public company on Earth, worth some 325 billion.

它是全球市值第六大的上市公司，价值3250亿美元。

It could be a routine inspection of the sort most public companies can expect from time to time.

也许这只是大多数在美国上市的外国企业时不时要经历的常规检查。

Our focus is on companies that offer ownership to everyone. These are called " public" companies. Here's how they work.

咱们主要来看看分派所有权的“上市”公司，来看看它们是如何动作的。