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Northern Ireland Screen The business I am researching in the creative media sector for my assignment is called – Northern Ireland Screen. The full name for the business is Northern Ireland Film & Television Commission. It is a film production studio company which is a government-backed lead agency in Northern Ireland for the film, television and digital content industry, driving global growth through boosting our economy, celebrating our culture and enhancing our children’s education. This company

Shares may be issued when: a) A new company is formed b) A Nationalised industry is privatised c) A PLC wishes to raise more capital d) A Ltd company wishes to become a PLC Advantages * Limited liability for shareholders * Easy to raise capital * Operates on a large scale * Easy to raise finance from banks * Employs specialists Disadvantages * Formation can be expensive (insurance legal costs) * Decisions can

2. Business Description 2.1 Mission Statement, Aims and Objectives ‘Spring up Ltd’ has a vision to be the main choice of entertainment for people of all ages in the North East of Scotland. Our mission is to serve our customers by bringing the trampoline park industry to the North East of Scotland to promote and encourage a new and fun way to exercise. ‘Spring up Ltd’ will keep an edge on competition by keeping out prices in line with the industry to allow everyone to enjoy. It also has the added

The staff that will be part of the Barclays Restaurant must be diligent and hardworking, the employees will have full time or part-time contracts, depending on the demands, and we could count with reinforcement in rush hours where the number of visitors increases. The hours of opening to the public are going to be the maximum amount of hours possible seven days a week, considering that the restaurant be available to customers throughout the day. 4.4 LEGAL ANALYSIS In forming a new company, the company

the operation”. However, the definition of the “alter ego theory of liability”, per the Jones v. Lowry case is that the court can pierce the corporate veil and “hold one or more individual shareholders liable for bad acts”. Corporations, partnerships and limited liabilities businesses is primarily set-up to protect individuals from having their personal finances and income affected by the decision of other owners’ business decisions. In addition, it provides a separation or cushion for the stockholders

large profit making business, like PLC or Ltd, and the other a small business, profit, not-for-profit, sole trader, partnership or small ltd. For the first business, I have chosen one of the largest retail in the world, Tesco PLC, and for the second I have chosen the charitable organization, Cancer Research UK, that is a not-for-profit business. Tesco PLC Tesco PLC is a Public Limited Company, founded by Jack Cohen and headquartered in Cheshunt, in the United Kingdom, that operates as a grocery retailer

line makes a different type and size of bottle using glass and plastic. 1 line on its own makes and amazing 30,000 plastic 500ml bottles of coke per year. Coca Cola moved to Europe in the 1990s and have made a great impact. They are a Private Limited company and TCCC only own 40% of the business where as the other 60% is owned by the employees. At the CCE bottling, packaging, distribution, marketing and sales, finance and customer service takes place. Coca Cola’s mission statement is:

INVESTIGATE TWO SEPARATE BUSINESSES, ONE A PROFIT ORGANISATION AND THE OTHER A NON PROFIT ORGANISATION DESCRIBE THE TYPES OF BUSINESSES, PURPOSE AND OWNERSHIP. INCLUDE IN THE DESCRIPTION, THE LIABILITY OF THAT BUSINESS. BUSINESS 1: RIVER ISLAND BUSINESS 2: OXFAM RIVER ISLAND: PROFIT ORGANISATION ‘With over 60 years of fashion retailing experience, River Island is one of the most successful companies on the High Street. River Island has nearly 300 stores across the UK, Ireland and

THE COMPANY ACT 2006 Provisions such as limited liability on part of auditors, increased interest for shareholders, etc. are part of the Companies Act of 2006 in the UK. This Act includes limited liability by contract with regard to such an amount which is deemed reasonable and fair in all circumstances (Coffee, 2007). In the last few years, changes have been brought

2003/2004-year end. We aim to expand our operating stores in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Republic of Ireland, Slovak Republic, Turkey, Japan, Malaysia, South Korea, Taiwan, and Thailand. The business is currently a public limited company selling shares on the stock exchange for about 286.00p per share. It is located in the FTSE 100, and employs around 195,000 people in the UK, 41,000 in the rest of Europe, and 24,000 in the rest of the world. The company operates