That the company was unable to fulfill. ... The courts must defend the public interest and prevent companies from trading with companies from enemy nations at times of war; Daimler Co Ltd v Continental tire and rubber Co. ... This case simply states that a company manager is to simply perform no inappropriate acts whilst in office as company manager. The manager must make sure that what stays in the company stays in the company and that company resources are not misused by anyone and that includes the manager himself. ... In the words of Judge Slade: "There is no general principal that all ...

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As a result, a price war may ensue within the industry and Carnival's profitability will decrease. ... ThreatsEmerging competitors (Disney), Existing competitors (Royal Caribbean) price wars. ... Carnival wishes to sustain profitability levels, yet a price war will cause revenues to decrease, as customers are lost to competition or prices fall. ... Carnival will also be more likely to avoid a price war with the competition. 3) Reduce operating costs, which would also allow for decreased prices. Although this would keep the company competitive, an acquisition by another company i...

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One such effort was the Berwick Transmission Line Company, which was issued its corporate charter July 23, 1919. ... Instead the excellent financial atmosphere for agriculture during and directly following World War I allowed farmers to act as discerning consumers capable of increasing their standard of living. So the major demand of stockholders in the Berwick Company was electric lighting. ... Investing in the Berwick Transmission Line Company wasn't the only option available to Berwick Company stockholders. ... There was also a constant increase in the amount of electricity consum...

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The following is some of the information that DA Company will have to obtain about both UK and France before penetrating into the European market. Internal Analysis A large part of the decision on entering a new market is influenced by an assessment of the company's internal capabilities. ... The most useful tools in assessing the strengths and weaknesses of a company are the company's resources, capabilities, and core competencies (Jackson, Joshi, and Erhardt,2003). ... Beliefs and Values This embodies all of the cultural, religious, political, and nationalist values of the compan...

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In war, armies constantly introduce new technologies in an attempt to maintain the advantage over their enemies. In the Vietnam War, the Americans used Agent Orange, a plant killer that destroyed the massive amount of vegetation that sheltered the enemy guerillas in Vietnam. ... For the past 51 years, the Vietnamese people have attempted to address this legacy of war by trying to get the American owned chemical companies to accept responsibility for the atrocities that sprung from the chemicals used in Vietnam. An unsuccessful legal action by the newly formed Vietnamese Association for Victims...

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Some requirement in a company are not in line to make profits but just to benefit the society around the company. ... Taking the case of Google Company which is one of the most reputable companies globally, Google Company participated in raising money for refugees in the year 2015. ... The refugees flee their countries due to war, poverty and other humanitarian crimes. ... The company is also likely to receive more job applications people various people would want to work for that company. 3.2 Company Having Satisfied Customers Having a good reputation of Corporate Social Responsibility give...

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The agents of the company included some of the foremost business men of the day. ... Before the American Fur Company was chartered Astor had conducted his business without having any real formal organization. ... After receiving a charter from the state of New York, the American Fur Company was then formed. ... For instance, in 1823 when the American Fur Company extended its operations from Lake Superior to the Lake of the Woods, it encountered stiff competition from the Hudson's Bay Company. ... One most notable characteristic that Astor portrayed was how he turned the War of 1812 to a g...

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The end of the Civil War marked this transition from a more agricultural nation to an industrialized one. ... Rockefeller acquired his significant wealth from his very own Standard Oil Company. Through the Standard Oil Company, Rockefeller gained a hefty portion of the oil industry. ... In 1901 the company was sold for 475 million dollars. ... The Spanish-American War is more a result of the Philippine Revolution and the Cuban War of Independence. ...

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The Policies and Distractions that Caused the Revolutionary War The messy and disorganized British rule of the American colonies led to the outbreak of the Revolutionary War. ... These policies and distractions were some of the causes of the Revolutionary War. ... Unwelcome British troops had remained in the colonies after the war. ... The Tea Act not only put a three penny per pound tax on tea, but it also gave the British East India Company a near monopoly. England allowed the company to sell directly to the colonial agents avoiding any middlemen. ...

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With our world soon at war, our country faced racial controversies that would later accompany its victories at war into the history pages of the year 1952. ... The 65th would later own its fair share of victories during the world campaigns of World War I, II, and later the Korean War. ... War Department until the 1898 Treaty of Paris. ... It was not until the mass court martial of Company G during the Korean War that the Regiment suffered a devastating blow by the actions of its American Commanders. In the wake of the Korean War, the Regiment was reorganized into three Infantry Battalions, a...

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The company whose stock was just sold would then go bankrupt and leave the stockholders with nothing. ... After the Civil War the US experienced a shift from light manufacturing to heavy industry (steel, oil, machinery) during the industrial revolution in the Gilded Age. ... Carnegie worked in the railroad business throughout the 1860s and eventually created his own company, Carnegie Steel Company. ... Carnegie also never sold stock to the public and kept reinvesting in his own company. ... The board of trustees (headed by Rockefeller's people basically Rockefeller) would then control th...

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By the time the war is over, there had been an estimated twenty thousand Harley-Davidson's put into action. ... By 1941, Harley-Davidson was asked to build and ship more than ninety thousand motorcycles for use during World War II. ... Although widely referred to as "biker gangs", bike clubs were originally formed by soldiers who, after spending years away from home camaraderie fighting in wars, most notably World War II, found it hard to fit back into society. ... In 1969, the American Machine and Foundry Company (AMF) purchases Harley-Davidson. ... In 1981, the company was bought back ...

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If you want to see the capital, the globalization of goods, the free flow of labor and services all over the world, by a very large business company, it has a huge control world economy, beyond national boundaries. ... Economic globalization has greatly encouraged the introduction of free trade agreements, such as GATT (tariff trade agreements) since the Second World War. ... For example, after World War II, the United States worried about the rise of communism, to encourage and support the interests of film advertising and effective capitalism in the global scope of the United States of Ameri...

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When ancient Chinese generals came together to form a code of combat, The Art of War resulted. ... Much of the Art of War deals with running the most economically efficient war. There are seven considerations by which the Art of War claims they can predict victory or defeat. ... It can only be proven by the outcome of the battle and similarly the company imbued with the "Moral law" will only be discovered as they succeed in a takeover. ... The constancy in both reward and punishment is, in effect, an indicator of the strength of the company. ...

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Multinational companies can, also, have both positive and negative affects on host countries. ... Details of Plausible Routes: The Azerbaijan International Operating Company (AIOC), which is owned by a consortium of oil companies, has proposed two pipeline routes that will deliver oil to the Western market. ... Russia is not politically stable due to recent war. ... The bloody war between Chechnya rebels and the Russian army occurred in Grozny, the capital city in Chechnya. Russia is a country under dictatorship, the rebels and the Russian army can be at war again without notice. ...

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Yet, the Caste War was also a war of factions, Maya against Mexican, Maya against British, Mexican against British, and Maya against Maya. ... Likely connected to the need to plant their fields, the rebel forces did not complete their advance upon Merida thus turning the tide of the war. ... By the end of that year, it is estimated that over 200,000 people had been killed or dislocated by the war. ... With newly instated Maya priests, the Talking Cross united a beleaguered population of war weary Maya with a resurgence of religious hope and rebel spirit. ... Though accounts of the Caste War in...

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"New War on Waste" is an article about how giant company should contribute to create environmental friendly and sustainability of resources by industrial revolution. Inside the article, I found out that many of giant company such as Ford Motor, BP, McDonald, Nike, etc move from profit Maximization Company into a greener company, by developing a wise of handling the waste produce from their product and activity. ... This thought had become what we called as the fundamental of the New War on Waste. ... According to "New War on Waste", the key to sustainability is making the market work with...

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Though jobs are lost when liquidating a company, the ultimate goal of a company from a value based strategic perspective is to maximize shareholder value. ... Rather, he restructures the management and company's strategy because he sees potential in the company. ... The current situation with the airline, as Bud Fox put it, involved "half-assed management being decimated by a price war they cannot winThey are ripe to fall.... If the company was profitable in a year, salaries would go back up and the company would enact a profit sharing plan with employees. ... This would supposedly l...

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These discoveries lead to the massive influx of foreign oil companies into Venezuela. ... One half to the companies, the other to the government. ... Due to the high demand for oil by the allies of World War II, Venezuela was producing close to 1 million barrels a day. After the war, Venezuela's importance of oil exportation was also relied upon to help fuel the automotive boom post World War II. ... More recently, the war on drugs and the United States using the country to fight the illegal drug trade have been prevalent. ...

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Drugs first appeared in the United States in the 1800's; opium being popular after the American civil war. ... The 1960s presented a different issue for the war on drugs in its entirety. ... Reagan's war on drugs became known as the "zero tolerance" program. ... One is the role that pharmaceutical companies play in creating the drug policy. ... Ultimately the answer lies with the pharmaceutical companies while maintaining a status quo on the war on drugs, it is obvious to them it is not what you take, or what you do to your body, it is who gets to be the dealer. ...

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Nancy Pelosi once said "Women are leaders everywhere you look-from the CEO who runs a Fortune 500 company to the housewife who raises her children and heads her household. ... Women made a breakthrough in 1914 during and after World War 1, where they gained some equality between themselves and men. ... Also, because of their help in the war, it gave men and others alike a new depiction of women. ... In cause of this women were regarded as a force to be proud of by the middle of the war (Martin, 2009). ... Seeing both the pros and the cons of their work in the war effort, women faced confl...

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The Integration of Air Mobility During the Vietnam War, leaders observed the integration of air mobility assets as a force multiplier. ... This tactical basis has allowed the Air Force to remain in good standing, as demonstrated by the effectiveness of combat during the Gulf War and the Balkans. ... On 5 February 1963, the 11th AA Div. activated as a component the following unit, Headquarters and Headquarters Company (HHC), 11th Aviation Group. ... These units' aircraft were the sustaining force of the Army's first air transport division and the continued war efforts. ... Soon a...

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Disney is an international film company that dominates full-length feature animations. ... Pocahontas saves the life of Captain John Smith and averts a war, not by her figure but by her words. Mulan saves the lives of Captain Shang and the emperor, and proves herself a war hero. ...

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Historically, Japan has been a very hard market for international companies to enter. ... To begin, World War II and the post war reconstruction phase had a huge impact on foreign direct investment (FDI) restrictions imposed on foreign companies. ... However, government restrictions prevented foreign companies from investing. ... Japanese culture also plays its part when employees stay with the same company for much of their lifetime rendering it much more difficult for foreign companies to recruit talented managers. ... When workers remain at with a company for long periods of time, and when ...

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The French and Indian War also known, as the Seven Years War in Europe was a huge conflict between England and France and their Indian allies. ... The first major breaking point was in 1773, when the British passed a Tea Act attempting to help the East India Company from their almost non-existent sales of their teas. With the helping hand of Britain, they let the company sell their tea in North America without the colonial tax and lowered the price so there wouldn't be any competitors. ... The East India Company's prices were so low that the American traders could not compete. ... S...

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