SOAD DAHDAL AMERICAN INTERCONTINENTAL UNIVERSITY PRESENTING BUSINESS PLANS MGMT422 – 1202A - 02 ADVANCED ENTREPRENEURSHIP 04/22/12 Table of Contents I. Table of Contents……………………………………………………………….2 II. Executive Summary……………………………………………………………..3 III. Introduction …………………………………………………………………….4 IV. Business Description…………………………………………………………….5 V. Description of Proposed Product………………………………………………..6 VI. Definition
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Abstract Established in 1968, Keppel Corporation is a Singaporean based conglomerate specializing in marine, property, infrastructure and investment businesses. Although it is well-developed and has promising prospects of becoming more influential globally, a recent underperformance reflected in its annual report and relevant negative news regarding the profit decline indicate that there are some factors interfering with its sustainability and profitability. Keppel’s Offshore and Marine sector
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USA women's cosmetics brand Mary Kay in Costa Rica. Lugo and AA launched a website for online buying and telemarketing company- 24/7 hotline; with no success. There are currently no Independent Beauty Consultants nor does Mary Kay have Costa Rica listed on the website that includes 35 markets on five contents for other countries. I propose two new services: 1) No tax or shipping costs for online purchases for Costa Rican residence 2) Build a store in Costa Rica where customers can walk-in and buy;
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I work as a trainee for E-Solutions a recently established local company specialising in E-Commerce consultancy and in design implementation and hosting of E-Commerce websites for small local businesses. E Solutions has a potential new client a clothes manufacturing business called Trends which is considering an E-Commerce website. I have been asked to meet with the managing directors at Trends to explain the benefits and drawbacks of an E-commerce website. The benefits of introducing an E-Commerce
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main islands (Hong Kong Island and Lantau Island) and a mainland hinterland. It thus forms a natural geographic port for Guangdong province in Southeast China. In a sense, there is considerable continuity in Hong Kong’s position in the international economy since its origins were as a commercial entrepot for China’s regional and global trade, and this is still a role it plays today. From a relatively unpopulated territory at the beginning of the nineteenth century, Hong Kong grew to become one of the
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Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION: GLOBALIZATION AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE We live in a world that is highly interconnected by a bewildering array of complex economic transactions, social and environmental problems, and international political collaborations and conflicts. Examples from global economics are found in the news everyday. A decision by American policymakers to subsidize the production of ethanol, a form of gasoline containing an additive produced from corn, is seen by many as a key reason that
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Globalization refers to a process of increasing integration between units around the world, including nation-states, households, corporations and other organizations. It is an umbrella term, covering economic, trade, social, technological, cultural and political aspects, and is the opposite of protectionism. Theodore Levitt is usually credited with globalization's first use in an economic context. People are linked together economically and socially by trade, investments and governance. These links
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crops • Transportation: canals, turnpikes • Financial: • Bank of England created • Adam Smith’s invisible hand • Provincial banks created - Technological: • Spinning Jenny, steam engine • 1840’s – 1940’s • Transportation: - railway -shipping changes from wood to steel construct. -automobiles • Mining: • Steel, iron, coal • Financial: • Limited liability • Larger firms • Technological: • Textile and electrical engineering • Depression after WWI: • Cotton market down and exports
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Edison General Electric Company to be able to bring together his various businesses. During that same period, a competitor company, Thomson-Houston Company, became a dominant innovation company. As both businesses expanded and grew it became more difficult for both companies to produce complete electrical installations relying solely on their own patents and technologies. In 1892, the two companies merged together and created a new organization called the General Electric Company. The first General Electric
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Placement Pe Slide-uri : 1) Distributed directly to customers through own retail stores and retail partners. Located in high-traffic, high-visibility locations, focusing on pedestrian customers. Company also focuses on drive-thru retail stores for the convenience of non-pedestrian customers. 3). Pe slide: Trying to reduce stores’ impact on the environment and this commitment influences almost every aspect of how they approach design and construction, including landscape, building methods
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