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    different aspects of culture such as European, Asia Pacific, and Anglo American cultures. The corporate governance structures, active capital markets, and shareholder friendly laws with higher levels of disclosure are being regarded as the processes that can enable the global standards of accountability and transparency as per the culture of organisations. For instance, the Anglo American model of corporate governance is based mainly on different pre-requisites for successful operation such as…

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    1. What are the two types of white-collar crimes? The two types of white-collar crimes are occupational and corporate. Occupational crimes are committed by an individual for personal gain and profit. Corporate crimes are committed by companies and businesses. 2. What are three of the four types of occupational crime? Describe each type. Three of the four types of occupational crime are individual, state authority, and organizational. Individual occupational crimes are those committed by an…

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    which Yates was charged under was established to prohibit corporate and management from knowingly altering or destroying "any record, document, or tangible object" with the intent to obstruct an investigation. While we are all aware that Yates engaged in wrongful doing by tossing the undersized fish out, where do fish come into play when considering the Sarbanes-Oxley Act? Yates argued the phrase "tangible object" in the context of the law was limited to what he believed to be computers,…

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    Gualda Memorandum Summary

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    Gualda Memorandum for a Correct Corporate Law Considering Gualda being a country which will face in the following years a constant and exponential economic growth, there have to be several guidelines to set up the private economy in legal terms. As the main objective of this memorandum will be setting up a correct corporate law; public law will not be omitted, but there will be a reasonable difference in length and depth of description of this two previous matters, in comparison with the…

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    indicating the members in an organization is corporate culture. Basically, it is grounded to goal, structure and management of an organization and ways to work, investors, consumers and the community. For the success of business, corporate culture is an important factor. Additionally corporate culture may be expressed in their statement of vision and mission. The physical environment of an organization, practices of human resources and staff are contains in corporate culture. It is also shows…

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    Corporate governance is the way a corporation polices itself. It is the one of method governing the company such as a sovereign state, instating its own customs and laws to its employees from highest to lowest level. The corporate governance is to increases the accountability of the company and to avoid bad things happen. Well executed corporate governance should similar to a police departments internal. The company also hold meetings with internal members, such as shareholders and debt holders,…

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    WHEN IN ROME Case Study 2 Alexander Gavin, Senior Project Manager for Kuwait’s EL Sahd Construction Company, is presented with an opportunity and dilemma packaged together in the same proposal. While making a thirty million dollar bid to subcontract a new Iranian project, bid taker Ajax Ltd told him the job was El Sahd’s, if Gavin was willing to pay to play. Ajax’s manager informed Gavin that he would need to increase his company’s bid to $33 million in order to secure the job, with the…

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    Abstract We compare general corporate governance principles, guidelines and existing legislation relative to business, specifically in the financial industry, with Mr. Warren Buffett's corporate governance principles and applications in his company, Berkshire Hathaway. Then we consider best practices about leadership succession and compare them with the approach at Berkshire Hathaway. Business succession of Mr. Buffett being an important issue to which a clear path has not been presented…

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    Paradigm Toys Case Study

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    A. Corporate Social Responsibility Paradigm Toys is commented to corporate social responsibility, we take our rights and advantages as a corporation very seriously. With the power we are given by law to operate, we do so with respect in considerations for the environment, financial, and social impacts to the greater good of society. It is our great intent to behave and conduct our business in doing the right thing and to make sound decisions for creating good jobs and toys for a healthy…

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    learning about law and politics. Therefore, I decided to interview Zach Parks, who is currently a lawyer for Covington & Burling LLP and also studied Political Science. I was introduced to Zach Parks by my bishop back at home in Virginia. Parks and I had our informational interview over the phone. The reason I chose him was because he is a member of LDS church and a BYU graduate, which makes it easier for us to relate due to our similar background. After graduating from J. Reuben Clark Law…

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