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    Chevron Corporation is a one of the American multinational company that mainly deals with the energy corporation in which they produce safe, reliable energy to others now and for the future. Chevron Corporation was established in 1879 which generally deals with the energy products such as oil, gas, and geothermal energy industries such as marketing, refining, production, exploration, and sales. Chevron has been very successful company of standard oil, where their main headquarter is in San Ramon, California, and they have been part of more than 180 countries across the world. Chevron company was renamed many times, as in 1911, the company was to be known as Standard oil Co. then later in 1926, the company changed name to Standard oil Co.…

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    such as Chevron Corporation made the decision to find a realistic alternative to fracking it could start the process of other major oil companies following in their footsteps. There are three steps Chevron Corp can take to start the process of putting fracking behind us and focusing on the future of…

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    1. Mario Echazabal worked for Chevron, through independent contractors, for over twenty-four years. When he applied to work directly for Chevron in 1992, they withdrew the offer after discovering the liver disease being exacerbated by working in the plant. However, they continued to allow him to work in the plant through the independent contractor for another four years. When Chevron offered Mr. Echazabal a job for the second time in 1995, they once again discovered the liver disease,…

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    stretch their influences and beliefs on the government. What I mean by this is that these companies need various approvals of projects they wish to seek in the future like the keystone pipeline, and the expansion of natural gas exports. Without the governments approval these missions and projects wouldn’t be able to be accomplished. Companies try to get their point across or get their views taken into account by doing various tactics which include lobbying, or donating money to the candidate…

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    Chevron Corporation Stock Analysis - Oil What was once a small company in California, Chevron Corporation, has become a major company in the energy industry all around the world. Beginning in 1876 as Pacific Coast Oil Company in Pico Canyon, California, and eventually Standard Oil Company of California ("Our Businesses."). Then through a series of mergers, and the last merger in 1984 with Gulf Oil Corporation, being the biggest of the time, Chevron Corporation was created. Recently, in 2001,…

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    discussed and examined both Chevron and Shell's CSR exercises in Nigeria and their effects on the host communities. The study maintains that both companies in a joint effort with other development partners and NGOs, contribute essentially to economical growth and developments through community development and other related projects that assists in empowering the development of local economies, capacity building and social capital formulation. Nevertheless, these corporations have received…

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    Governance Committees. I have the knowledge, skill, and experience to contribute significantly to the Board of the Royal Canadian Mint. For 18 years, I was the CEO of Switchview Inc., one of Canada’s most successful technology companies. The firm enabled governments and Fortune 100 enterprises to monitor, understand, and control their mission critical international communications environments. At Switchview, I set the strategic direction and coordinated efforts across several countries to…

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    firm should do an IPO, outlined by the firm’s internal project group, included: • Permanent pool of inexpensive capital and a wider group of investors • Long-term orientation in compensation package to employees • Shares could be used as currency in transactions • The firm would become more reputable • Partners could monetize their ownership in the firm The firm also identified several drawbacks with going public, including: • Quarterly reporting requirements leading to higher costs…

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    It will make your company appeal to new customers by making your operations seem legitimate and credible. This additional credibility can also be important to attracting the additional capital investment you’re seeking. Your liability as the owner of the company would also change once you become an S-Corporation. As you operate right now, you, the owner, are entirely and personally responsible for any and all liabilities. Once you file the Articles of Incorporation in your state, along with…

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    set up to reduce the liability of the partnership in case of any malpractice lawsuits. Both a proprietorship and a partnership run the risk of being able to sell the practice once the owner or partners want to sell the business. These types of healthcare businesses are very specialized so there are limited amount of people of physicians that want to buy them. Small corporations are the third example of for-profit businesses. A small corporation requires a charter and can be either privately or…

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