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    sophisticated and comprehensive strategy tool to create value that combines the advantages of an investment vehicle with excellent corporate portfolio management and strategy implementation. The DBS has had such a great success, delivering exceptional shareholder returns of 25% , that it seems unbeatable. Larry Culp, Danaher’s CEO back in 2010, argues that there is no size limit to the corporation’s growth. This claim is supported by the fact that the corporation started out big, entering only…

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    Nortel's Failure

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    the success and failure of Nortel. We will discuss what mechanisms should have been emplaced in order to facilitate meeting the needs and interests of Nortel’s shareholders. This paper will help the reader understand whether Nortel’s failure stemmed from people or capital market process.…

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    Healthsouth Fraud Essay

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    auditors that who took the role in auditing HealthSouth at that time. Finally, there were several outside sources helped E&Y auditors to discover the accounting fraud conducted in HealthSouth from the ex-bookkeeper at the company and the company’s shareholders with warnings and doubts towards capital accounts, accounts receivable, and outpatient treatment without precertification. Afterwards, the fraud was revealed to the federal investigators by the former CFO in HealthSouth, Weston Smith since…

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    mission statement focuses on producing safe and efficient products for their customers and provide a sustained profit for their shareholders. Their official mission statement: “Our mission is to be the world’s leading manufacturer of planes and trains. We are committed to providing superior value and service to our customers and sustained profitability to our shareholders by investing in our people and products. We lead through innovation and outstanding product safety, efficiency and…

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    Mergers Case Study

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    in the first place. That is, there was no collection at all of the debts owed to the company from the debtors. In addition to that, there was no payment to the creditors that took place and finally there was division of whatever remained to the shareholders. It is based on this argument that the supports of this non expiry of legal personality argues that mergers lead to transfer of undertaking and liabilities from Transferor Company to Transferee Company without the expiry of the legal…

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    possibility of fraudulent accounting activities by corporations,” (Root 2015). In response to all the scandals reported involving major corporations like Enron, Tyco, and WorldCom, liability was made to corporate responsibility as investors and shareholders suffered major losses due to financial and accounting obstructions from those within the company. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act “created an accounting oversight board that required corporations to establish codes of ethics for financial reporting…

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    as one of the six pillars of character. Rights theory would “consider rights of stakeholders and related duties to them.” (Mintz, p. 23) Corporate stakeholders include shareholders, the board of directors, employees, banks, and the general public. Trust is a key component of the ability to transact business. If shareholders cannot trust a company they would not be willing to invest in it. Employees that could not trust their employer or managers would have low morale and might not be…

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    satisfying the expectations of consumers, whose daily choices drive their performances, of shareholders, of the communities in which they DICO Company operate and of society as a…

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    Why Business Matters Jeff Van Duzer (Van Duzer), author of “Why Business Matters to God,” said there’s another way of doing business other than strictly for profit or shareholder value. Van Duzer describes the purpose of business from a Christian perspective as that, “ business is called first not for profit, but to participating in the work of advancing God’s kingdom by creating meaningful work for people offering goods and services that enable communities to flourish (Van Duzer, 2010).”…

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    As the dangers of climate change come closer to threatening humanity and our planet, international companies are trying to become the environmental saviors by switching to a philosophy of environmental capitalism. According to ISR, “Green Capitalism or Economic Capitalism is an approach that says we can use the levers of the market to fix the broken environment” (Rogers). This philosophy is key in Climate Capitalism by Hunter Lovins and in Time to Choose by Charles Ferguson. Both illustrate the…

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