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    Abolishing Animal Cruelty

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    Imagine your childhood pet being mutilated and neglected day in and day out. Helpless and whimpering in fear of what might happen next. This exact scenario burdens thousands of animals each day. This is an issue that plagues not only our nation, but the entire world. The most devastating piece is that not only are large corporations offenders of these cruel activities, but everyday people too are guilty of inflicting pain upon these poor innocent creatures. Thankfully, many organizations…

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    esentation analyses the events leading up to the 2004 merger between the pharmaceutical companies Sanofi-Synthelabo and Aventis. It reveals the social, commercial and political complexities and challenges of a merger process in which the defence of French national interests and regional capabilities competed with traditional ‘commercial’ narratives before the deal was closed. presentation critically evaluates the competing criteria adopted by government and industry to justify different…

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    Global Production Essay

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    In this essay I am going to discuss recent changes of production in a global environment, and based on these changes, explain how business leaders will have to change in order to thrive in the next four years. Global production is the creation and assembly of components to make a finished product that will be exported to multiple different countries (Investopedia, 2016). The ability to adapt as a manager is crucial, as 21st century business leaders are currently working in a complex environment…

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    The aspects this report will analyze from the income statement of Estee Lauder are; earnings per share, gross profit rate and the profit margin. Earnings per share is calculated by dividing net income minus preferred dividends by the average number of common shares outstanding during the year. EPS for Estee Lauder are $2.87 in 2015, $3.12 in 2014, and $2.64 in 2013. From 2014 to 2015, Estee Lauder’s earnings per share decreased, which seems bad, but through further research, the reason for this…

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    Deodorannt Essay

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    of the other major players had about an 8.5% value share. Newer companies like Cavincare have also managed to garner a reasonable market share. Revlon, J L Morrison, L'Oreal are some of the major multinationals in the industry. The players with a significant presence in deodorant and antiperspirant brands are Hindustan Lever, L'Oreal, YSL, Procter & Gamble, JK Helene Curtis, Baccarose, and Menezes Cosmetics etc. The major products are: 1. Rexona 2. Fa 3. Axe 4. Zatak 5. Nivea range…

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    SEGMENTATION, TARGETING AND BRAND POSITIONING Compiled by Tanya Alexander Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning is the basic framework every marketer adopts before implementing a marketing mix strategy. The framework begins with segmentation followed by marketers identifying different target markets within segmentation. Once the target markets are identified, marketers implement a positioning strategy that helps the brand differentiate itself from its competitors. In simple terms, brand…

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    The term, “natural hair”, is frequently used to describe African-American hair that has not been heat damaged, or chemically processed and in the state in which it grows from one’s head (Marshall). The ‘natural hair look’ became prominent in the 1960’s, before and during the civil rights movement (Luter; Brown 17). Many activists, and in general, everyday women wore their as is, which is commonly associated with the “Afro”. The “Afro” was not only a hairstyle, but a political statement for black…

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    testing cosmetics on rather than using animals. The skin of animals varies from a human`s because the blood cells organize differently (Yau). The artificial skin gives a greater account on how people may react to certain cosmetics. The cosmetic company L’Oréal is going to test their products on artificial skin (Jacques). The artificial skin is cheaper than animal testing and could save many animals from the suffering defective products cause. In fact, ninety-four percent of products that pass…

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    Hair Synthesis

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    mousse is a aerosol product and aerosol technology first was introduced during World War 2 when they needed to spray insecticide to get rid of malaria mosquitos. Hair mousse started in France and was then brought to North America in the 1980s by L’Oreal. “Mousse” came from a french word meaning foam. The 1980s was a era for “big hair” which is why Mousse was quite popular. Mousse provided volume to the hair which can create the “big hair” look. How hair mousse bonds with…

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    Salon Nayana Case Study

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    Hairdressing and Raymond Young School of Beauty in London and Rever Hairdressing School Hong Kong for widening her knowledge in the industry. She also worked with Wella Germany, Schwarzkopf Professional Germany, Lancôme Paris, Vidal Sassoon, Tony & Guy UK, L'Oréal, Pivot Point and Elizabeth Arden Singapore to gain better exposure to the modern trends of beauty…

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