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    Fall River Reflection

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    production that was not fully aware of that takes place in Fall River, particularly that happens within the old mills. The mills were always described to me as empty shells, symbolizing a once great past of Fall River’s textile renaissance. I think now through visiting the mills and seeing what my peers were able to capture from other mills, I have a little different perspective of them. Although I know proportionally there is a great deal of empty, unused mills there is definitely more going on in them than I had thought in the past. I think what surprised me the most is how there seems to be little effort or incentives to try to get a new generation of sewers, snitchers, and workers. Many of the workers have been doing their job for nearly forty years and are getting older so when they are all ready to retire, who is to take their place? It makes me wonder how, in five or ten years, when the workers are ready to retire, how this will effect the businesses. Only a few factories seemed to have younger generations working for them. My initial assumptions lead me to think that the mills were not going to be as well kept as they were. I used to go into mills growing up for various homeschooling reasons and they were also extremely dark and eerie feeling, even when well inhabited. The mill I visited was far less eerie than anticipated. Even the storage areas within the mill were far more taken care of than I had expected. Entering into the factories was pretty overwhelming.…

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    readings are very infOrmative and sound just as legitimate, this text gives off a very strong feeling of guilt and makes you feel bad for the women that work within the mills. Brownson, the writer of this reading, shows many facts about why Lowell System is bad for the women who work in the factories and how it benefits no one besides the boss of the entire factory instead. Brownson’s three main reasons why women, who work within the mills, are treated unfairly are, they do not work as long as…

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    location because they feel as though these people will be more incline to indulge and even want to enjoy an upscale restaurant. Simon Property Group “is the nation's largest shopping mall and retail center owner, with a portfolio of more than 225 retail properties.” (3) The company currently has some of the largest and most brands recognized shopping centers and malls in the United States, North America, and Asia. If the Cheesecake Factory formed a partnership with the Simon Property Group, they…

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    to work every day for what they felt was the best paycheck they ever made. The mill was more than work; it was family, life and salvation. It was baseball games, childhood pranks, poverty, singers, and love. From the mills of Greenleaf, to the textile union strikes, to President Roosevelt changing labor laws, the mills were a legacy of hard work. Americans worked hard, suffered lots and never complained. This was mill life and many still look back on that life as the most they ever had. This…

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    Australian Railway Ballast

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    Rail Track Corporation LTD 2005 define a railway ballast as; free draining coarse aggregate or metallurgical slag used to support railway tracks. It is recommended that ballast should be “hard durable and as far as possible angular along edges/corners, free from weathered portions of parent rock, organic impurities and inorganic residues” (Reference) Rocks which contain minerals which are deemed harmful to the longevity and behaviour of the ballasts may be rejected following petrographic or…

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    rate on foreign earned income” compared to other countries (Yang & Lauricella, 2015, p. 214). This leads corporations to the concept of corporate inversion, where they “avoid [the] tax rate by causing foreign corporations owned by U.S. shareholders to earn income through a chain of corporations that does not include a U.S. corporation” (Yang & Lauricella, 2015, p. 214). In other words, a corporation is reducing their U.S. tax liability by going through a foreign corporation that has a lower…

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    IOI Corporation Berhad (IOIC) is an integrated business model company under IOI Group and is listed on the Main Board of Malaysia Stock Exchange. The group started the business in the early eighties and has established a leadership position. This leadership position achieved by engaging in various businesses and has been ranked among the top companies in Malaysia as well as in Asia. The values of sustainability and corporate social responsibility (CSR) have been embedded in the company…

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    Asic V Shafron

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    a) Legal terms and their meanings relevant to the case Companies Act reflects a variety of business structure and each with a different legal structure of the formation of the company operating any problems. In Australia, all companies are subjected to the regulation under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), which is by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), and give the court for enforcement. This case falls into the area of corporation law and it is whether Shafron…

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    legal structure. There are many types of forms of business ownership. However, the ones for restaurants are a sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, and limited liability company. “In a sole proprietorship, one person is in charge” (Parpal, 2015). Most restaurants start as sole proprietorships as they are just getting started and then later on change their legal structure to something else. Often times sole proprietorships are small restaurants, usually in small neighborhoods. The second…

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    services you do or don't buy can be a force for major change”( Wilber, 2014). For example, General Mills aims to diminish greenhouse gas emissions throughout their supply chains. They start by identifying their top suppliers of commodities in their goods production (palm oil and sugar). In this fast growing world and the emerging international economy, where the information and news and Internet revolution take the lid off the business performance. Thus, they are more and more judge for their…

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