A listed company is one that has a formal listing agreement with a major stock exchange, ensuring that its shares are publicly quoted and traded on that exchange. In the UK, these companies were once referred to as quoted companies.
A publicly held corporation is a type of business entity whose shares of common stock are offered to the general public and traded on a national stock exchange.
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