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    different models. Go to Mercury Post. MINI MINI is a British automaker. MINI is an economic car and is sold in more than 5 countries. MINI has 5+ different Models. Go to MINI Post. Mitsubishi Mitsubishi is a Japanese automaker. Mitsubishi has luxury and commercial cars. Mitsubishi has 5+ different models. Go to Mitsubishi Post. Nissan Nissan is a Japanese automaker. Nissan is in the economic group of cars and sold worldwide. Nissan has 10+ different Models. Go to Nissan Post. Oldsmobile Oldsmobile

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    Hitachi Case Analysis

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    Under the leadership of Hiroaki Nakanishi, Hitachi has gone through a roller coaster ride in term of their business operations and profits generated. Based on the analysis, there are few issues and challenges faced by Mr Nakanishi which are identified. Hitachi's resurgence reflects a grim reality for Japan's battered electronics sector. The wondrous gadgets and living-room electronics that once symbolized Japanese manufacturing prowess no longer reliably turn a profit. The company stands out in a

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    ------------------------------------------------- Assignment 2 Expansion strategies applying into Japanese LNG market ------------------------------------------------- Assignment 2 Expansion strategies applying into Japanese LNG market BEO3517 Strategic International Trade Practice BEO3517 Strategic International Trade Practice Table of Contents Introduction 1 The level of economic activity and demographics of Japan which is relevant to the expansion 2 Demographics of Japan

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    machines and compact construction equipment. The company has operations in more than 100 countries, some 60 subsidiaries, and a sales network consisting of 4,000 dealers. Its Ansan Parts Center acts as a hub for global parts distribution. Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction, a Doosan Corp. subsidiary, holds a 39% stake in the company. 2. Employee Komatsu had history of good labor relation. Statistics shown that from 1976 to 1981 labor productivity rose compared to Caterpillar. This high productivity

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    automotive industry , companies would normally encounter the presence of one of more competitors since they offer a similar product or service . Therefore , a company would require a new strategy in order to stay ahead in the race to become the dominant manufacturing of automobiles . This has not been the case for local automotive manufactures in Malaysia . Proton Holdings Berhad has been receiving an uproar of issues , including its inability to compete with other automotive industry . Proton

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    Mazda(8%) subsidiary (50%) Itozu (2%) firm but ended from 1986 in 1992 -------------------------------------------------------------------------Remark: C.V : Commercial Vehicle ; truck and bus Data: KAMA (Korea Automobile Manufacturers Association) Mitsubishi from 1982 (15 %) Hyundai Motor became the thirteenth ranked auto maker--1.1 million in production and 400,000 cars exported to over 170 countries. new products in 1995 and currently offers including seven indigenous models--ranging a full from

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    refocusing the direction of Samsung’s strategy it was originally making most of it’s profits producing lower-priced appliances that cost-conscious consumers were more likely to pick up if they couldn’t afford a higher priced brand (i.e. Sony or Mitsubishi). Also during that time Samsung has established itself as a low-cost supplier of various components to larger and better-known manufactures around the world. Although the organization was profitable at the time the over-all cost leadership strategy

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    Subaru Cars Good Or Bad

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    performance car. Equipped with its traditional boxer engine and featuring all-wheel-drive, every Subaru car is a joy to ride. Subaru is a Japanese automobile manufacturer and a division of Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. While Subaru is not as large as other Japanese automobile manufacturers, like Toyota, Mitsubishi, Isuzu and Nissan, it still produces some of the best cars, including rally-inspired Impreza models, which are fun to drive. The power of Subaru cars is remarkable, and their fuel economy is

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    Toyota engineers discovered an issue with the Hilux Surf, a sport utility vehicle (SUV) that was sold in England. Toyota sold this same SUV in the United States, but it was called the 4Runner. The engineers were concerned because with a combination of heavy loading and severe steering maneuvers, the SUVs could lose directional stability. This resulted in the possible consequence of drivers losing control of the vehicle and increasing the risk of a crash. Toyota did make a design change to correct the

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    INDUSTRY PROFILE: Automotive sector, as a business industry took shape, in the era of early nineteenth when Henry Ford started production of cars in bulk. And, this led to the development of the industry. After then, the U.S. automotive companies dominated the automotive market around the globe with no notable competitors. In 1945, after the Second World War, the automotive industry of other technologically advanced nations such as Germany, Japan and certain European nations got momentum, and started

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