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    (Surji 53). The entry positions in a firm can cost the company amounts that are equal to the entire employees’ wages. As such, the expenses of a company will increase, which will reduce the profit margin of the company. When the profit margin declines, the growth of the company will stall. Investors who are interested in investing in the firm and credit institutions may avoid the company. Cost can be a vital issue that can affect a company financially. Other business related factors are also significant

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    HLB Ler Lum in Malaysia is a recognize accountants. People will notice HLB Ler Lum as Ler Co. start from year 1982. The founder, Dr Ler Cheng Chve set this company up and he is an initial clientele of 20. To stand strongly in this business field, the firm must be extended. Meanwhile, Mr Lum Tuck Cheong wish to join in to Ler Co. right after two years as the partner of the business. At the same time, the firm goes more smoothly and comfortable in providing good services to the existing customers and

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    Making a contract with an additional main store would be very beneficial to the company. The sooner TJX Companies can make additional contracts and begins to sell that new merchandise, the sooner it can increase its target market, its loyal customer base and adjust to the changes in customers' preferences. It can also help to outperform its competition because competitors like The Gap, Inc. and The Ross Stores currently offer similar products. In addition to that, it can lower the risk of having

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    Kellogg’s is the world’s leading producer of cereal products and convenience foods with annual sales of more than £4.5 million. Its products are manufactured in 19 countries worldwide and sold in more than 180 countries. Special K is one of the well-established brands among Kellogg’s brand category and was viewed as a stand-alone product. But, Kellogg’s had not created any variants or brand extensions to develop the core product. Kellogg’s recognised that it’s time to stretch the brand to not

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    [2003]45SCL475(Bom) IN THE HIGH COURT OF BOMBAY Appeal Lodging Nos. 520 and 526 of 2002 in Company petition No. 203 of 2002 in Company Application No. 18 of 2002 Decided On: 15.07.2002 Appellants: The Securities & Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Vs. Respondent: Sterlite Industries (India) Ltd. WITH Appellants: Union of India (UOI) through Ministry of Law Justice and Company Affairs, Department of Company Affairs, having its Mumbai Office at Mumbai Vs. Respondent: Sterlite Industries (India)

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    Decision for a Successful Company Ernst Dorval American Intercontinental University Abstract This paper will evaluate the advantages or disadvantages of each business type with the business issues facing. It will discuss the management decision to make concerning which legal form of business that will facilitate my firm to succeed. Key words: Management decision, advantages, disadvantages, legal form of business. My business Type Decision for a Successful Company My invention of a new

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    The word “stakeholder” has been frequently used to refer to a person or organization which has close financial relationship with company or enterprise, since 1990s. Stakeholder could include its owners, staff, shareholders who are internal stakeholder, and external stakeholder, for example, community, the government, and competitors. In this essay, “stakeholder” will include not everyone to whom it may have a payoff (Bourne, 2007). If an entity is owned and operate by an individual and there is no

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    and interesting. Variety also lends to cross-training and allowing one to work more than one job area promoting growth for each individual within a team. Moreover, it builds employees with a broader base of experience to be a better asset to the company. Managers and peers have commented that I perform my best work

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    Swinmurn (About Zappos, 2009). Since then, Zappos has grown in to a successful company. What makes Zappos different is not how successful the company is but how they got there. The ways Tony operates his business, how Tony personality effect his employees and how Zappos has made change to better suit there needs. Tony Hsieh approach to management is a unique and very rare style that you really don’t see in traditional companies. In one word we can describe his unique style as a holacracy way of running

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    University Thank you for joining Jessica 's Company herein after known as “The Company”. It is the interest of The Company to provide our employees with both a positive and safe working environment. We believe that each and every one of our employees is valuable and play an exceptional role in contributing to our success. We are very excited to have you as a part of our team! The Company was started in 1992 and has grown to our current five facilities located in

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