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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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    marketing approach of our corporation remains in tune we must consider the following main points:  Global Marketing Strategy  Sales Structure  Branding  4 P’s of Marketing The global marketing strategy which will be followed by the firm in these regions, is extremely like what is followed in the United States. The sales structure followed is native and we will acclimatize our requirements based on that; as per the global marketing strategy, we target an extraordinarily…

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    Case write-up I: Danaher Corporation How far can DBS travel? Is there a limit to the range of businesses in which Danaher can create value? The Danaher Business System (DBS) is a 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,…

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    The main purpose for this acquisition was to prevent the takeover by Saul Steinbery. But after the acquisition with Arvida Corporation, Walt Disney Productions also owned and controlled of 17334 acres of land in Florida, Georgia, and California. This help Walt Disney Productions increased their asset valuation. Furthermore, the company also can develop the land in the part of Disney’s…

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    Strategic Alliance Essay

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    partners’ values regarding corporate culture, trust and secrecy may lead to strategic alliance problems. Partners may conflict on issues relating to cultural values to hold and the limit of information to share with one another. For example, some corporations may refuse to exchange information regarding production process as it would expose the institution to imitation…

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    newly formed corporation the liability would have to rely on both the corporation and Perez. With them trusting Perez to set the motion of the company any mistakes or accidents would be in the responsibility of them because of the choice that they decided to make with hiring him. It would laible on Perez simply because he was the one who contacted the two men and made the contracts with him. If anything were to happen where the contracts are going to be at jeopardy then the first target would…

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    directors and auditors and to ensure that a good corporate governance structure is in place. -The board of directors have the responsibility to set up long terms, strategic aims, make provision for resources and ensuring effective management of the corporation and rewarding shareholders…

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    it is arguable that a lens through which white-collar crime becomes more attractive is presented in a form of egoistic suicide. If one is to view a large corporation or business enterprise as a community, the division of labour and responsibilities is so large that an environment of weak ties and a lack of social spirit amongst the corporation could easily become evident, therefore weakening one’s sense of commitment to the collective good of the company and instead increasing the appeal of…

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    because large scale survey data is not available so researchers have to rely on non-objective crime statistics collected by ‘impartial’ government agencies such as StatsCan or the Home Office which usually yield tiny samples (Snider, 2005; pg 186). Corporations do not want sociologist investigating their business practises, unlike traditional offenders they have the ability to resist such incursions. On the other hand, the justice department for the most part has an inadequate budget for…

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    good judgments would be very important in these issues or crisises so if not a Professional would do the job, whole thing, even small issues can give damages that are no return. 4. What is the function of internal Pr/employee communication in a Corporation? How does it differ from the human resources? Employee communication is usually seen as one of the key elements of an organizational strategy of employee involvement. Many researches show that people derive greater satisfaction from their…

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