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    7. Reliance Industries Limited Reliance Group which was founded by Dhirubhai H. Ambani (1932-2002), is one of the largest private sector enterprise in India. Reliance Industries Limited is a conglomerate with its headquarter in Mumbai. RIL has businesses across India with presence in textiles, petrochemicals, natural resources, refining. By market capitalization RIL is the largest publicly traded company in India while when evaluated by revenue it is in second position after Indian Oil…

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    genders, and ethnicities. Factors such as political instability, poverty, lack of education, homelessness, and lack of employment contribute to the recruitment of victims. In some families, women are viewed as burdens and they are pressure into the sex industry in order to provide support for the family. Recruiters prey on these individuals by placing ads the local newspaper and online. The ads speak of better job opportunities abroad such as modeling, dancing, and acting. The deceptive ads…

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    JAGUAR INDUSTRY ATTRACTIVENESS Jaguar Land Rover has undergone a period of unparalleled growth since 2009.For the very first time since it entered the home market of its parent, Tata Motors Ltd, JLR India saw its sales declinewhile most other automobile manufacturers saw sales advance, although at a slower pace when compared to the previous year, that is 2013. In line with its global plans, JLR in India phased out the Freelander 2 to make way for the Discovery Sport, which was due for launch…

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    The most influential of these innovative models are the technological advantage that innovation provides in industry through Research and Design (Gallego & Gutie’rrez, 2015). Akebono utilizes Research and Development (R&D) to place the products ahead of the competition within assembly equipment design and performance product designs. The Akebono design concept…

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    popular song. Furthermore, if every song sounded the same, many people would not enjoy listening to the less diverse music. Since music would be less diverse, the quality of music will not be as well as it used to be. The popular songs in the music industry will sound almost identical. The artists that will want to be able to make money will just stick with what they know is the financially safer way thus leading to the decline of variety in music. “Eventually, music could start to all sound the…

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    The pharmaceutical industry and its practices of testing, safety, and marketing have been a controversial topic among U.S. citizens. In the United States, pharmaceuticals are the most government regulated products, yet there is still no regulation on the cost of prescription drugs. The prices of medication can go up overnight if the company chooses, which I believe to be unfair and unethical. If a pharmaceutical company that manufactures something considered to be "life-saving", then I think…

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    This report summarizes an Internal and External environmental audit of automobile industry in UK using PESTEL, SWOT and Porter’s Five Forces Analysis. 2. Brief Introduction of Automobile Industry in UK The United Kingdom is a leader in manufacturing of automobiles and automobile spares. Automobile industry plays a major role in UK’s economy as it is home to at least seven major car manufacturers. Automobile industry in UK manufactures a wide range of cars like - standard specification cars,…

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    What is competition like in the mini-car segment of the European automobile industry? What do we learn about the nature and strength of the competitive pressures Toyota Motor Europe (TME) faces from doing a five-forces analysis? Competitive Rivalry – Major European competitors include VW, BMW, Ford, Fiat, and PSA (the holding company that owns the Citroen and Peugeot brands). Toyota enjoys a very loyal customer base. The company has consistent, high-ranking quality marks. New Entrants –…

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    second category is becoming more and more broader and, undoubtedly, the hospitality industry, which goes without saying, is implied under this category. Hospitality industry extremely depends on disposal income and leisure time availability, and represents a multibillion-dollar share of the System of National Accounts (SNA) of any economy. Nevertheless, it is one of the most stressful sectors in the service industry. Providing a service by itself represents as rather heavy psychological work,…

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    The recent trend of globalization has had a significant effect on many different industries, including the automotive industry. The automotive industry is a relatively new industry that was sparked by the industrial revolution and pushed into the day-to-day lives of many through the power of major oil companies. Finding an efficient mass transportation system for people has been a consistent issue that even today we have yet to solve. The introduction of the automobile and highway systems is the…

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