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    The Structure of Russian organized crime in the United States differs from that the American Mafia in many ways. Russian crime groups are fluid, and membership is Transient consisting of five to twenty people. The Russian organized crime group is loosely structured, without a hierarchy because the groups are normally formed on the basis of regional background or built around a particular enterprise (Abadinsky, 2013). In addition, one group may consist mostly of immigrants from Kiev. However,…

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    Col Belote, The old television series, Breaking Bad, captures an organized crime idea the best. Walter White was asked if he was in the meth business or money business, and he answered, “Neither. I’m in the empire business.” I interrupt this statement to mean; organized crime’s key to success is utilizing logistical infrastructure to smuggle people, drugs, and weapons. It is less about what criminals sell and more about what route it takes to reach the customer. For example, "Lebanese…

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    Prohibition organized crime and disorganized politics, prohibition led to other crimes, specifically from mobsters including Al Capone John Dillinger etc… and had many other negative effects on the country. How did Prohibition negatively affect America?…

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    that emphasize rebellion and thrill-seeking, and thus the drug gangs can recruit through culture to turn an illegal activity into a socially appealing activity for youth. The placement of the youth gangs in the drug trafficking hierarchy of organized crime reflects their youth and corresponding lack of experience. As Bailey notes, the youth gangs involved in drug-trafficking serve at the neighborhood level of operations, the gamma groups, reflecting the relative inexperience of youth gang…

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    Introduction This assignment compares and contrasts two fashion retail stores in Wellington, one catered to males and one to females. It analyses the retail environment of each store and critically evaluates the stores’ current retail practices. It then provides recommendations for improvement. The second part of the assignment evaluates two window displays. The evaluation finds that one of the window displays needs improvement and a concept for a new window display is discussed. The new…

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    Al Rajhi Bank Case Study

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    Profile of Al Rajhi Bank Al Rajhi Bank is a Saudi Arabian bank and the world largest Islamic bank by capital based on data in 2015. Al Rajhi established in 1957 and called as a major investor in Saudi Arabian business and is one of the largest that joint stock companies in the Kingdom. The first branches Al Rajhi Bank opened in Al Shmaisi in Riyadh in 1979. Now Al Rajhi Bank has over 600 branches and has 9600 number of employee. Its head office located in Riyadh with six regional offices.…

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    continued expanding and earning a good reputation in the market (Australia, 2014). Commonwealth Bank of Australia is also one of the multinational banks of the world that provides a number of financial services to its clients such as managing the funds, retail services, investment services etc. This group has also got itself…

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    Introduction: Lebanese Canadian Bank operated from 1968 through 1988 as a subsidiary of the Royal Bank of Canada Middle East. Lebanese is now one of the top ten banks in Lebanon and is a parent bank to Prime Bank (Gambia) Ltd. And currently has around 35 branches in Lebanon with around 600 or more permanent employees. Mr. Georges E. Zard Abou Jaoude and Mr. Mohammad I. Hamdoun are the Chairman General Managers and members of the board of the company. The bank has been developing in present day…

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    taking a few minutes to browse online and “window shop” at whatever you wanted to or better yet actually going to a store, taking the time to browse to find that perfect something and purchasing it. Wouldn’t that make you feel good? This is called retail therapy. This therapy has actually been recognized and proven by specialist and it helps individuals when done correctly. Let’s define what therapy is first. The Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines therapy as “therapeutic treatment…

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    As a financial and insurance service group, MAA Group Berhad (MAAG) is a wholly owned Malaysia invested holding company operating in the Financial Services Sector and is listed on the Main Board of Bursa Malaysia. MAA Group has been long time in industry player with its first appearance in 1968 through Malaysian American Assurance Company Berhad (MAAB), which was incorporated as a public listed company principally engaged in the General and life insurance businesses. MAA Group was founded in…

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