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Definition: The coming of two corporate owners to create/ manage a business.

Positives: The ability to combine elements of the business like capital is very positive. Sharing ideas and decisions can also be beneficial rather than only one person deciding.

Negatives: However you do have to share more profits and this/other things can cause disagreements to occur.
Example may be google or Microsoft.

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Definition: A business where all members act as one or a single entity.

Positives: This type of business is an easy way to make money with limited liability. Also is a more stable type of business.
Negatives: The amount of people who become rich for this type of business is few. And more strict laws/ rules to follow.

Examples: There are many large brand name companies that are corporations like 7-Eleven or Adidas.

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Definition: A structure where members of the company are not liable for the debts or liabilities. Used for many small business owners.
Positives: It's a great advantage when the members are protected for being liable for debt. There is also a large amount of flexibility within this type of business. Flexibility to be creative with your ideas.

Negatives: There is no stock and The lifespan is very limited for that business.

Examples: The people on shark tank offer partner ships where it's man to man.

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Definition: A sole proprietor is a business owner who runs independently. In other words it's a business created and owned by one person. Making all of the financial and business issue their and only theirs to manage.

Positives: In a way being a lone business owner can be a good thing, if you are not good at bossing around others. You also get to be your own boss and decide what you want to do with your ideas.
Negatives: Owning and running a business by itself can be stressful. With many pressures and duties lying on your back. With no help it can be a huge burden. Also without help it may be hard to help your business grow into something that you could profit and expand off of.

Examples: There are many examples of sole proprietors. Many artists work and manage their art alone. House keepers and babysitters do as well. They may not be super profitable businesses but they still can be run alone which makes these good examples.