Failure of the Joint Venture

“Since the beginning of Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003, the U.S.-Qatar political relationship soured badly, driven in particular by Qatar’s foreign policy initiatives and maddening behavior on the UN Security Council from 2006-07. The Amir thought they made a big mistake toppling Saddam Hussein. Qatar continued high level engagement with Hamas leaders, even as the US seeks to isolate them, and supports the Syrian government, even while the U.S. worked to support the democratic majority. Qatar is also often accused of funneling money to Hamas, senior Qatari leadership appeared to have grown jealous of the US relationships with regional rivals (including Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan) and annoyed that they don’t give Qatar more attention, including senior-level visits and visibility in

It is important first to understand the direction that the company wishes to undertake before identifying the more salient points in the evolution of Nypro, Inc. The company aims to maintain a sustainable growth in profits and revenues. It also aims to "enhance its customer focus and serviceability by being the customer's local source for customer injection worldwide". Extra research would yield the company's mission statement as: To be the best in the world at providing integrated and innovative plastics solutions, from design to delivery, creating value for our customers, employees

For the United States, the Gulf region remains one of the most geo-strategically important locations in the world for diplomatic, intelligence cooperation, and business opportunities such as hydrocarbons and arms. This strategic cooperation has provided the region some stability, particularly with the rise of Iran and the Shi’a crescent and the chaotic outcome of the war in Iraq. The council members have also relied on the United State to fend off some of the domestic challenges to the existing regimes that are both internally and regionally rooted.

We suggest that we start the analysis process to get some ideas on the cost of renovating the EPC plant to start producing Polypropylene. This would also increase polypropylene production and possibly alleviate the 45 day shut down that is required in the original proposal. Also, it alleviates potential for the EPC plant to lay off employees if a future abandonment of that project took place. EPC employees would be retained and retrained to produce polypropylene.

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On August 2, 1990, the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait began and the history of the Gulf War unfolded. The history of Iraq continues until the new century as one of turmoil, deception and violence. At the turning point Iraq holds today, its decision of a governmental system will ultimately determine its future and future successes as an internationally respected nation. With it's new government, the diverse cultures and peoples of Iraq, instead of being alienated and controlled as in the former governmental system, need to be fairly represented and hold power within themselves in a local government and a strong, unified central government over that--all of which would be created with a strong constitution.

country to review its foreign investment in oil producing nations, which were mainly Arab countries.

Saddam Hussein became the head of the Iraq government in 1979. Around the same time, radical Islamic ideas coming from the Islamic Revolution were spreading in the region, especially Iraq, Saddam feared those hostiles movements and in 1980, invaded Iraq. The country had the support of many nations, including the United States, for doing so. The war ended eight years later, and Iraq didn’t achieve what it had desired. The war caused thousands of deaths, left Iraq with a debt of billions of dollars and slowed its development on oil export. Kuwait was one of the states that supported Iraq in the Iran-Iraq War, the country was also scared of the Islamic and Revolution and wanted to prevent Iranian hegemony in Kuwait. Even though, since Kuwait’s

The topic for this capstone project is “Saudi Arabia versus Iran and the Ongoing Sunni-Shia Conflict”. The paper will delve into the historical split between the Sunni and the Shia, as well as the relationship between Saudi Arabia and Iran given the fact that Saudi Arabia is a predominantly Sunni state while Iran is a predominantly Shia state. Evidently, this ancient divide is contributing in one way or the other to the resurgence of conflict in Muslim countries especially in the Middle East. For instance, it is this struggle between the Sunni and the Shia that feeds the current Syrian civil war, which is threatening to change the Middle East. The divide has also fueled violence in other Gulf countries such as Iraq, Bahrain, Yemen, as well as Lebanon. Notably however, the entire conflicts are not defined in respect to this Shia Sunni divide since there are many other economic, political, as well as geostrategic factors that fuel the conflicts. Nonetheless, the split is one prism that can help in understanding these tensions (Luomi 36). The two nations of Saudi Arabia and Iran are competing for power and leadership in the Islamic world; consequently, they are employing many tactics including the sectarian divide to attain these ambitions.

This memo will detail the influential actions of Baghdad’s famous 75th Prime Minister and Senior politician, Haider Jawed Kadhim Al-Abadi. This includes a few of his most rememberable acts during his term an Iraqi leader. Haider Al-Abadi returned to Iraq from oust in 2003 and from that point held numerous imperative positions post the Saddam Hussein government. The principal government post Saddam Hussein considered him to be the 'Clergyman of Communication'. He filled in as the 'Appointee Speaker' before turning into the Prime Minister of Iraq. He is the pioneer of the 'Islamic Dawa Party'. One of the difficulties of his administration is to counter political defilement. As Prime Minister, he needs to battle psychological oppression and get

Polymers have been changing the way we live for over 100 years. Their availability and diverse qualities ensure that they are always in high demand, and new polymers are always being discovered. Where does this leave the now commonplace polymers which once were ubiquitous in commerce? Polymers such as polyoxybenzylmethylenglycolanhydride (Bakelite) and polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) were first synthesised in 1907 and 1938 respectively, making them old by polymer standards. Although the original polymer applications are now redundant, they have found uses in new areas of society. This dynamic aspect of polymers is due to their unique structure. Polymers are created from many small molecules (or monomers) reacting with each other, and arranging

More so, before ambitious Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait on August 2, 1990, a deeply rooted crisis has already existed between both countries as expressed by the former US secretary of state Condoleezza Rice. When she said “sooner or later the ambitions and behavior of Saddam Hussein and the interest of the United states are going to clash”

Polyethylene is a thermoplastic polymer consisting of long chains of the monomer ethylene and is abbreviated as PE. Polyethylene consists of the two chemical elements hydrogen and carbon. PE is created through the polymerization of ethene and is classified into several categories based primarily on its density and branching of its molecular structure and weight.

Unlike many other recent business failures, such as Tyco International Ltd., WorldCom, or Enron, the failure of the Borders bookstore is a sad tale of a well-meaning enterprise that slowly began to fall behind the times, and was eventually overtaken by its more astute competitors Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Borders began as a small, independent Michigan-based bookstore that eventually evolved into a chain store with a national reputation. But its failure to keep abreast of technology proved to be its undoing. Rather than attempting to sell its books online under its own label, unlike its major competitor Barnes & Noble, Borders outsourced its online sales to Amazon.com, thus diluting its brand name (Sandburn 2011). Borders had already been a slow mover into the business of selling reading material online, allowing its competitors to establish inroads into the market.

The UAE 's economy is the most diversified in the Gulf and the wider region. There’s no income tax. The gross domestic product is 67,616 dollars US per capita. The country oil and gas reserves are among the richest in the world. Successful efforts at economic diversification have reduced the portion of GDP based on oil and gas output to twenty five percent with a plan to push it to zero within next fifty years (Renewable Energy Prospects: United Arab Emirates p. 30). Low prices of oil have prompted the UAE to take steps to reduce its spending on country wide social programs, including eliminating fuel subsidies in August 2015. The IMF recently praised the vision and fiscal policies adopted by the country that