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    Tesco Plc Essay

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    On the other hand , it is important for the organization to provide certified financial statements to the stock holders and to make the information related available for shareholders. For TESCO, the stockholders can get any kind of information for the investment decision making through the own website of TESCO Responsibilities to employees: To have motivated staff , TESCO has the responsibility of providing good opportunities…

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    Exxon Oil Spill Essay

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    As a managers it is their job to maximize the shareholders value. The main goal of any publicly owned company is to maximize shareholder wealth. At the time Exxon believe the cost of improving their tankers would be more costly versus a spill cleanup. They were wrong. They did not factor in getting caught and fined for their unethical behavior. Exxon's analysis of the costs of an oil spill versus the cost of improving their tankers seems to have been reasonable at the time it was taken. The…

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    Blackfish Effect

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    The purpose of this report is: to analyze the most relevant effects of the film Blackfish to SeaWorld, how those effects have affected SeaWorld’s business, management, and shareholders, and finally, determine if SeaWorld’s response to the film is enough. Soon after Blackfish was released, the controversy started. Since the beginning, PETA has been one of the most persistent issues for SeaWorld; using different tactics and technology, PETA managed to reach thousands of people that rise against…

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    To all the shareholders of Ale and Grains, Inc., It is my pleasure to offer you my assessment and recommendation in regard to the condition that might affect tax concerns, especially the fact that Gustav and Heidi Lager, as individual owners of Ale and Grains, Inc., have recently obtained a divorce. In order to attain common grounds in regard to this matter, the following facts and assumptions are hereby presented:  Ale and Grains, Inc. is an S corporation, which means certain criteria must…

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    Stakeholder Theory Essay

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    2 Stakeholder Theory In traditional view, the companies serve only their shareholders because they are the owners of the company. Therefore the companies have the financial obligations towards shareholders which have always put the shareholders’ needs at first (Friedman, 1970). However, the stakeholder theory argued that the companies should properly serve the stakeholders’ needs first before they can meet the shareholders’ expectations, because it is believed that the stakeholders have…

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    To what will foreign shareholders lead our economy? Back in 1989 Harvard Business School professor Michael Jensen in his article "The Eclipse of the Public Corporation" has announced that public companies with a large number of shareholders, which were created in the West throughout the twentieth century, nowadays impede the further development of the economy in many sectors. The reason is simple: the shareholders' interests do not coincide with those of managers. For the first ones it is…

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    Conrail Case Study

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     As per details in the case, we can see that CSX and Norfolk have almost agreed to offer $115 per share to the Conrail shareholders, however, from the calculations above, it is apparent that Norfolk has a better synergy compared to CSX and would lead to a higher growth in the future, the higher share price offered by CSX could lead to negative consequences at a later date.…

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    serving the investors rather than the management. Their primary objective was to “conduct business activities with a view toward enhancing corporate profit and shareholder gain.” A system of good faith was meant to govern them in which the only interests that were to be focused on were the interests of the corporation as a whole and on the shareholders. The system of governance that existed in corporations began with investors and proceeded through to a board of directors who were meant to be in…

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    This case study is going evaluate the two objective which are Telstra pay the dividends for shareholders and the executive compensation plan in Telstra also the way to incentive senior management team. The most important evaluation is that how does the Telstra can provide the dividends to shareholders by increase the profit form senior management team also realise the responsibility to shareholders. On 14 August 2014, the directors resolved to pay a final fully franked dividend of 15.0 cents…

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    2.1.3 Shareholder protection Shareholder protection is top on the list of corporate governance. However, emphasis placed on protecting shareholders may led to unethical practices if this is a difficult thing to accomplish. Thus, it causes a problem for effective corporate governance in future. This is because protecting shareholders goes in line with making high profits. Therefore, if the company is making losses, it may misrepresent financial figures in order to deceive shareholders that the…

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