How is a trust different from a corporation?

Answer:
A corporation is a lage company which has shareholders, a president or CEO, and an appointed board of directors. The process for becoming a corporation involves an Initial Public Offering (IPO) on a stock exchange.

A trust is an arrangement between corporations which forms one governing entity, which may fix prices, create anti-cross-hiring rules, or engage in other monopolistic practices amongst the companies involved.
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