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Fill in the table of threats and opportunities of the Dove company. Note:There is an example of a table with information, so you know what it refers to. Fill in the empty table, referring to Dove.

The COVID-19 pandemic has spread with alarming speed, infecting millions and bringing economic activity to a near-standstill as countries imposed tight restrictions on movement to halt the spread of the virus. As the health and human toll grows, the economic damage is already evident and represents the largest economic shock the world has experienced in decades. To contain the spread of the pandemic most governments, as well as the government of Šouth Africa, imposed travel restrictions. As a result most companies were forced to ask some or all their employees to work from home. Most companies were ill-prepared for the "new normal" of working from home and some experienced a temporary decline in productivity as employees were getting used to the idea of working from home. In your view how should have companies prepared for working from home taking advantage of existing technology?

CNN/money posted an online article with the headline "Every US-made car is an import."  Explain what they mean by that statement.

Question 2 Cybenwarfare is Internet-based confict that involves the penetration of information systems of other nations. True B) False

New Belgium Brewing Company, "Water," http://www.newbelgium.com/Sustainability/Environmental-Metrics/ Water.aspx. Accessed March 18, 2020. 4. CASE 2 Target's Failure in Canada 2sisinuioggo isnoi36oub3 gnibnsox3 E32AD Target stores have been a destination point for Canadians on shopping excursions to the United States.' As the number two retailer behind Walmart, Target wanted to expand its market in order to stay competitive and maintain growth. As the senior management team developed ideas, the idea of entering the Canadian market took hold. The question CGL Target considered was, how could it provide the same level of service as it did in the United States? 1er 26w mao One concept Target developed was the idea of getting Canadians accustomed to "one-stop shopping." Another part of its plan to expand services into Canada was to be aggressive in rolling out stores in the first year, 2013. As Target ana- lyzed the situation, it discovered that Canada had a shortage of desirable retail…

Make 1 initial post responding to the prompt Walmart is seen as a powerful Channel Captain. Their power is so strong, they are able to demand lower prices from suppliers. Do you think they weld too much power over the other intermediaries in the channel? Do you believe any company will ever compete successfully against Walmart? You have often heard people say to “remove the middleman” and the price of the product will go down. Do you believe this to be true? Defend your response.

Help me I got confusion on this , who is chargeable person ? Starting 1 January 2020, the government began imposing a digital services tax (DST) of six per cent on foreign digital service providers (FSPs) in Malaysia. Based on the above required to explain and discuss on administration of digital tax of chargeable person.  Who was the chargeable person and explain on it  ?  Is it the answer be as 1) Who has to pay the digital services tax?  2.) Who is considered as Foreign Service Provider? 3) Who is considered as Consumer in Malaysia? If none of this answer please help me a clear answer on chargeable person of digital service tax.

The following advert was placed in the Rapport Newspaper on the 29 March and 5 April 2020. The adverts served as a reminder to all consumers that these retailers will unitedly support South Africa, throughout the Covid – 19 Pandemic.With the above in mind briefly define the following terms in your own words with an aid of an example: Q.2.1.1 Distribution ChannelQ.2.1.2Bulk BreakingQ.2.1.3Merchandising

Outline and discuss the various market entry modes that the motor vehicle companies listed in the case can use to potentially enter a foreign market with their low-cost vehicles. In making the decision on the entry mode approach to take, what are the major considerations that need to be taken into account? (No more than 1 page). Chicago Referencing 1.5 spacing 12 Font size

How the home market conditions facilitated the success of Toyota in the internationalmarket. Word Limit: 250, 3-4 Para

AMC Entertainment is one of the largest movie theatre chains in the world. However, the company's business has been suffering. For starters, internet video streaming services such as Netflix are putting movie theatres to the test in terms of attracting people. Furthermore, the COVID-19 pandemic has harmed the theatre industry as people attempt to avoid crowded areas. As a result, numerous theatre stocks have fallen in value, perhaps attracting acquirers looking for bargains. AMC Entertainment or another theatre network might be beneficial to Amazon.com in a number of ways. It might help Amazon.com expand the reach of its series and movies, allowing the company to make more money from its production operation. Amazon could bundle complimentary theatre tickets with a Prime subscription, increasing the service's appeal, attracting more customers, and increasing subscription revenue. Prime members pay $119 per year to gain access to a variety of benefits, including free shipping on Amazon…

Two wheeler industry in India has been changing over time. Consumers switched from scooters to motorcycles and going back to electric scooters. India over took China to become leading two wheeler producing country about 5 years ago and now the biggest two wheeler producing company in the world is also an Indian Company.Hero Electric, a subsidiary of Hero MotoCorp, dominated the electric two-wheeler market, with a share of 30.3 percent in 2020. This was followed by Okinawa and Ampere, having a share of 20.5 percent and 16.6 percent, respectively.   India sold 1,52,000 electric two-wheelers in 2019-’20, up from 1,26,000 in 2018-’19. This fiscal year, inspite of the Covid-19 pandemic, a total of 1,43,821 electric two-wheelers were sold. With the demand for electric scooters booming, the two wheeler industry is expected to change substantially, both in urban and rural India.   Elaborate the strategy that can be adopted by the industry, for further popularizing Electric Two wheelers in the…

With reference to the risk you mentioned in Q.4, what is your suggested action(s) for Sushiro? Explain.

How would Electric car gain its market against Petrol Cars? Explain with STP illustration?

Justify the following as legal or illegal in Pakistan. Just give two arguments that are significant and no need to give pointless details.  Cryptocurrency  Prpal

Mylan's Epipen from 2007 to 2016 How did certain laws and regulations make it possible for Mylan to increase the price of Epipen (consider both intellectual property laws and FDA regulations)? What were the results of the price increase, in terms of new competition from other companies producing epinephrine delivery products? Do these results (change in quantity produced, change in prices, availability of options) have any bearing on the ethics of Mylan's price increase?

Subject: International Business (INB 401) Question: What can be the role of superstition in the case of international marketing? Use an example of Bangladesh to answer the question.

Uber, the controversial service, has made virtue out of disrupting the established taxi business. From a standing start in 2009, the company has spread across the globe like wildfire. Uber's strategy has been to focus on major metropolitan areas around the world. By early 2016, this strategy had taken Uber into 375 cities in 68 countries. The privately held company rumored to be generating annual revenues of around $10 billion. At the core of Uber's business is a smartphone app that allows customers to hail a ride from the comfort of their own home, a restaurant, or a bar stool. The app shows cars in the area, notifles the rider when a car is on the way, and tracks the progress of the car on screen using GPS mapping tech- nology. The rider pays percent of the fee and Uber 20 percent. The price for the ride is determined by Uber using an algo- rithm that sets prices in order to match the demand for rides with the supply of cars on the road. Thus if demand exceeds supply, the price for a…

NTRODUCTIONIn August 2013, New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra sparked a global food-safety scare when itadmitted there could be bacteria in one of its milk whey products that could cause botulism,a severe and often lethal form of food poisoning. The impact of the scare was unprecedented,causing the New Zealand dollar to drop sharply, and prompting a wave of panic that saw Chinaand several other major markets block all dairy products from New Zealand. As Fonterra wasthen Danone Nutricia’s main supplier of whey powder, several Danone Nutricia’s Karicareinfant formula products were falsely implicated in the scare, prompting the company toinitiate a series of product recalls across international markets. The botulism scare turned outto be a false alarm, but the reputational and financial damage inflicted on Danone Nutriciawas immediate and severe.Weber Shandwick was tasked with guiding the communication programme, which requiredeffective information gathering, continual situation analysis…

Case One: Facebook Moves into E-Commerce On the social networking site Facebook, users create profiles that allow them to connect with friends, organizations, and companies through posts and ads that appear in their personal News Feed as well as through Pages that are designed to help organizations and companies connect with interested users. And with more than 1.4 billion active users, including 900 million who visit the site every day, Facebook represents a huge potential online marketplace. Over the years, Facebook has experimented with many different features designed to help marketers connect with prospective customers—from banner ads to sponsored links to highly visual engagement ads that allow advertisers to show several clickable images or videos within a single News Feed ad. Although Facebook has incorporated ads for some time, it is now focusing more intently on tools that make it easier for customers to purchase something immediately based on an ad they see—ideally, all…

In 2003, Coca-Cola attempted to enter the Indian market once again. Georgia-based Coca-Cola was attracted to India’s market because India’s per capita consumption of carbonated beverages is less than half of Pakistan and about five percent of China’s. India has the fastest-growing demand for consumer products in the world. Coke’s first attempt a decade earlier had resulted in gross mismanagement, which led to the company losing $20 billion Indian rubles. In Coke’s first attempt to enter the Indian market, it purchased Thumbs Up, the leading India-based carbonated soft drink, and hoped to replace Thumbs Up with Coca-Cola while maintaining the Thumbs Up distribution strategy. The greatest indignity is that India is one of the few markets where Pepsi has outsmarted Coke. For its return to the market, Coca-Cola built five plants, cut costly staff, revamped transport, shrunk bottles, and made them lighter to increase a truck’s carrying capacity. It also increased its number of distributors…

In 2003, Coca-Cola attempted to enter the Indian market once again. Georgia-based Coca-Cola was attracted to India’s market because India’s per capita consumption of carbonated beverages is less than half of Pakistan and about five percent of China’s. India has the fastest-growing demand for consumer products in the world. Coke’s first attempt a decade earlier had resulted in gross mismanagement, which led to the company losing $20 billion Indian rubles. In Coke’s first attempt to enter the Indian market, it purchased Thumbs Up, the leading India-based carbonated soft drink, and hoped to replace Thumbs Up with Coca-Cola while maintaining the Thumbs Up distribution strategy. The greatest indignity is that India is one of the few markets where Pepsi has outsmarted Coke. For its return to the market, Coca-Cola built five plants, cut costly staff, revamped transport, shrunk bottles, and made them lighter to increase a truck’s carrying capacity. It also increased its number of distributors…

Neptune Communications launching in Jamaica Barbados-based Neptune Communications, Inc has announced the launch of its operations in Jamaica. “The company joins the Jamaican digital landscape offering a portfolio of highly resilient and mission-critical communications solutions, to be made available islandwide,” Neptune said in a release to the press. The company said its Jamaican operation will provide a game-changing, robust alternative “for genuine redundancy by offering resilient broadband internet access and practical solutions to Government entities and information-driven companies in Jamaica”. The release noted that Neptune’s portfolio of products will ensure reliable broadband, critical for companies that depend on connectivity to survive and thrive.   what would be some of the objectives?

One of the discussed intervention tools is called: "price ceiling". This is a maximum price that a producer can legally charge for the good. The state of Israel uses this tool to restrict the price of bread. What was the logic behind creating a price ceiling for bread? What could be the negative effects of using a price ceiling on bread?

Explain Oman government taxation policy and how government measure to address COVID-19 Note:  Minimum 1000 Words.

On November 18, 2012, Nintendo released its eighth-generation video game console, the Wii U. In November 2013, Microsoft and Sony followed suit by releasing the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, respectively. Although these three video game consoles have dominated the video game console market, new microconsoles, which download games from application stores such as Google Play, have begun entering the market. One such microconsole is Ouya, which entered the market in 2013. If you were in charge of pricing at Ouya as it entered the market, what strategy would you pursue? Explain

Haval is an automative marque owned by the chinese automaker Great Wall Motors that specialises in crossovers and SUVs. GMW has successfully sold their products in Australia prior to the launch of Haval in March 2013. With the foregoing statements in mind , assess how the country of origin will influence Haval's new Funky Cat's entry into the South African market.

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Gerbs (https://www.mygerbs.com/) is considering the sale of dry roasted pumpkin seeds (an allergy friendly food) to some consumers in Lithuania.  Are there phytosanitary requirements?  What would the import tariff be for Lithuania?

Although the market is booming, it is characterized by intense competition and rapid technological development. Ericsson – the manufacturer on mobile phone handsets – has recently seen its market share drop within this growing market. These difficulties are largely attributed to the delay in launching a key product (The T28). The company is quoted as stating that the T28 was nearly a year late and that they had to cancel the T36 because it had only a short market life. Such delays caused Ericsson to miss out on demand for low-cost handsets aimed at the expanding pre-pay mobile phone market.   From the SCENARIO above discuss the activities at the commercialization stage of the product life cycle and their implication to Ericsson.  Explain Strategy options that Ericsson may have pursued.  Why is the technological environment such a dramatic force in today's market? Support your arguments with the scenario above.

What are INCOTERMS and why are they so important in international transactions? Give an example of a situation in which you would prefer to use DDP and explain your reasons!