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    Borders of the Hip Hop Nation”, Elliott Wilson, was put to a trail if he will accept a job at XXL magazine which came with excellent pay low six figures. But talk of racial tension stained that will betray his people, or to be broke and file for bankruptcy which he did. When he said “We have a short expectancy in life” (Kleinfield 65). It means we don’t know what will happen in the next minuet, he could be shout or killed. So that’s why he decided to take the quick buck. The very name Monkey…

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    amount of debt the U.S. in currently in. “We are in debt 18 Trillion we will soon be in 20 trillion” - Donald Trump.This is just one of the many people that are trying to help people realize that the U.S. can soon be in bankruptcy like how other countries have had to file for bankruptcy. America cares so much about the economy that it's overwhelming. Most people couldn’t even imagine how much space one trillion dollars will take up. Just one trillion dollars will fill up an entire football…

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    after him, the Alfred P. Sloan Prize. This is given by his foundation for science/technology every year to students. Lee designed the Ford Mustang, Escort and Mercury Marquis, models that are still being produced today. Iacocca saved Chrysler from bankruptcy with the designs of the Dodge Aries, Plymouth Reliant in 1981 and the Dodge Caravan and Plymouth Voyager in 1983. He also directed Chrysler to acquire AMC, bringing Jeep into the company. The Lee Iacocca Award is given every year for…

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    Ethical Codes In Air Canada

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    responsible for the neglect and service are Calin Rovinescu (both CEO and president) and David I. Richardson (chairman). The most interesting issue that Air Canada has faced is its consistent inability to remain financially stable, having claimed bankruptcy and having further financial difficulties. BACKGROUND Founded in 1936, it charters to 178 destinations around the world. It is known to be the world’s ninth largest airline according to fleet size and a founding member of the Star…

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    In the early 2000’s, several companies were investigated following accounting scandals. These companies included Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs. According to Gary Giroux (2008), most of the scandals involved fraudulent earnings and/or fraud related to stock. It was because of these scandals that new legislation was created, with old legislation being revised. These scandals came as a result of lax regulations, and regulations that were not properly enforced. While the scandals did result in…

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    When debt to equity ratio is high, it can increase the company defaults and is liquidated as a result. It is not a good situation for investors and lenders, because it can increase the risk of their investment. A debt to equity ratio of 1 means investors and creditors have an equal stake in the business assets. Lower debt to equity is good because it means a firm has stable financial. When debt-equity ratio is high, it doesn't mean bad thing, it is because debt is a cheaper source compared to…

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    One of the greatest financial crisis since the great depression unfolded in 2008 which came to be known as the great recession. During this time, the world saw itself on the brink of a major economic collapse. Many complicated economic variables, systems, and behaviors contributed to the buildup leading up to the recession. The lack of economic foresight and excessive confidence in consumers and investors in the housing market contributed greatly to its collapse. Simply put, mortgage…

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    the U.S. in a hard and destructible way. So let’s take the lagging city Baltimore to support our hypothesis. According to FoxNews.com, Baltimore is suffering major financial problems due to bankruptcy: “The Baltimore city government is on a path to financial ruin and must enact major reforms to stave off bankruptcy, according to a 10-year forecast the city commissioned from an outside…

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    The Donald Trump Campaign

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    As 2016 presidential election approaches, people start to consider who they want as 45th president. During republican party presidential primaries, a candidate differentiates itself from other with his atypical personalities. Although Donald Trump is far from being the most liked republican, he is actually at the top of the primaries with 185 more delegates than the second, Ted Cruz. The chance he has to accede the second round are definitely high. Ted Cruz needs 693 delegates (90%) of the 769…

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    Monopolies In The 1980's

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    the sixth position) [9]. From these statements, it is evident that not much has changed over the last 30 years. The topic of energy was of prime relevance in the 1980's and still remains of utmost value in the current decade. Although they faced bankruptcy, the Enron Corporation appealed to the key demographic: customers looking for ecient and economic forms of energy. Although the Enron Corporation lobbied themselves as the \green" company, they were a poster for hypocrisy. The Corporation had…

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