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The mega conglomerate, Disney, began in 1923 with two men and one cartoon, Alice In Wonderland. From 1988 to present day Disney Pictures has released some of the most successful films in Hollywood. Disney’s most iconic and memorable titles include, The Lion King, The Little Mermaid, Aladdin and Beauty and The Beast. Disney has pushed the boundaries of the film industry since its beginning with the production of the first full length animation film, Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs, as well as the release of their first live action film, Treasure Island. After the death of Roy and Walt Disney, the company only continued to grow. Robert Iger was named chief executive officer in 2005. Currently, Disney owns Walt Disney Animation

The Mahindra Group is an Indian conglomerate spread over various countries, headquartered at Mahindra Towers in Mumbai, India, operating in over 100 countries around the globe. The group has a presence in farm equipment, agribusiness, aerospace, automotive, construction equipment, defense, energy, finance and insurance, aftermarket, industrial equipment, leisure and hospitality, logistics, real estate, information technology, retail, components, and two wheeler industry. It is considered among one of the most reputable Indian industrial houses [with market leadership in utility vehicles as well as tractors in India.

Reliance Communications has pan-Indian presence in next generation, integrated, convergent digital network that supports best-of-class communication services, covering over 21,000 cities and towns and over 400,000 villages in India. Reliance Communications owns and operates the world's largest genY IP enabled connectivity infrastructure, comprising over 280,000 kilometers of fiber optic cable systems in India, USA, Europe, Middle East and the Asia Pacific region. It is also the only company to employ dual technology, GSM and CDMA, operator in India. Its revenue stands around USD 3.3 billion. Chaired by Anil Ambani, Rcom is headquartered in Mumbai, India.

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While like in previous endeavors, Jobs did not invent the new technology but he had the innate ability to see the vast potential of a product and he knew what people wanted, many times before the consumer knew themselves. In 1986 Jobs was able to acquire Lucasfilm from George Lucas for the stunning low price of $5 million dollars (Johnson, 2011). Part of Lucasfilm was a computer animation company called Pixar. Jobs saw the potential in computer animation and he was able to market this new technology which ultimately smashed hand drawn animation. His ability to see the potential of technology turned a niche product into a multi-billion dollar industry which he sold then sold to Disney for $7.4 billion (Johnson,

world’s largest company by revenue. Its 2.2m worldwide workforce is about the same size as

is one of the top film industries is how it keeps expanding their business. In order for a company to grow and acquire a greater status is by seizing new opportunities that can lead to a larger and better business. “In 1928, the brothers bought The Stanley Company of America for its theater chain … [and] purchased [First National Pictures] acquiring a newly built studio in Burbank” (online). They were determined into creating the best movie facility that ever existed. They opened up more doors when they began doing television shows, which led to them to buy the Lorimar Telepictures. “Putting the rich Lorimar library under the extraordinary Warner Bros. Studios umbrella secured Warner Bros.’ place as the leader in both feature films and television” (online). The also teamed up with the CW Television Network, in which they formed a joint venture, to target the young adult viewers. Warner Bros. has also expanded internationally, becoming a leader in the international business of feature films. “The international division has developed and led a number of initiatives and strategies to take full advantage of tremendous growth, change and opportunity in the global entertainment marketplace” (online). Recently, the company joined with China Media Capital in order to access the Chinese portion of film

Pixar, being a leader in CG animations and having an exemplary track record of producing blockbuster hits, had a lot of potential suitors which include Warner Bros., AOL, Time Warner, Fox and Sony. Any media companies that strikes a deal with Pixar may instantly forefront the animation market.

Being in an exclusive relationship allows both companies to exploit their competitive advantages of being a largest media and entertainment company and Pixar’s

Further profiting as a producer of other directors' its like Poltergeist, Back to the Future and Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Spielberg became one of the richest and most powerful players in Hollywood. In 1984, he founded Amblin Entertainment and used the E.T. logo as its trademark. While this was doing well, Spielberg wanted more control over his projects and did not want any other studios interfering with his work. In 1994, along with several other industry hotshots, they created the first new movie studio in Hollywood in over 75 years- Dreamworks. The company covers all its bases and produces live action and animated movies, music, computer games, arcades, television productions, and distribution. Spielberg owns approximately 22% of Dreamworks and he is worth around 1 billions dollars. His average salary is $238 million a year!

As a subsidiary company of Disney, one of the biggest companies in the entertainment industry, Pixar has strong financial support. Disney provides the production cost of the films, and it handles marketing and films promotions as well as distributions. Each of Pixar’s films made between $300 million and $1 billion at the box office, and two of them have exceeded $1 billion in income (Lynch, 2016).

Reliance is the biggest company of India in the world. Dhirubhai H. Ambani (1932-2002), is the owner of this industry. Reliance industry is a one type of clustered company in the India. Main headquarter of reliance industry in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. Reliance company has own business in the fabrics, energy, telecommunication, natural materials, photo chemicals and oil –field. In the across of India reliance is third most of beneficial organization in the India and second largest company in the oil field corporation. The company has 107 rank in the terms of revenue and 128 in profit over the world. Reliance has name the list of 500 largest companies of the world. The company has 215 rank in the Furtune Global as of 2016. RIL

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Established in 1923, Disney Studios released the first ever full-length animated feature film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in 1937. By 2015, Disney Studios employed about “6,500 employees, and spent $2 billion producing films annually”. Alan Horn, Chairman of the Walt Disney Studios, oversees five studios, that together made up Disney Studios. The Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures ‘Disney Live Action’ and Walt Disney Animation Studios ‘Disney Animation’ are directly from Walt Disney’s original studio. The three others were acquisitions made during Bob Iger’s time as chief executive officer of The Walt Disney Company. The first was Disney's competitor animation studio, Pixar, which was purchased for $7.4 billion in 2006; second, Marvel Entertainment, which had its roots in comic books, for $4 billion in 2009; and finally the legendary filmmaker George Lucas’ Lucasfilm for $4.05 billion in 2012. During this time, Disney Studios began pursuing a “tentpole” strategy, which entails investing in higher budget films that would hopefully produce a larger profit by pulling in a large portion of the market. The larger profit would also help compensate for losses that may occur in smaller budgeted films. As it stands, Disney studios currently produces 10-12 films annually with approximately eight of them with production budgets in excess of $150 million. The current breakdown of tentpole films expected annually is as follows: two from Marvel, one from Lucasfilm, one from Pixar,

From a stagnant $12 billion dollar value in 2003 to a turnover of almost $139 billion company in 2014, the former chairman and brain behind the success, Mr Ratan N Tata and the current leader Cyrus Mistry has succeeded bringing the Group to be one of the top global conglomerate in the world.