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THE MCDONALD’S CASE: STRATEGIES FOR GROWTH Lintje Siehoyono Lecturer, Hotel Management Program Faculty of Economics Petra Christian University Email: slintje@peter.petra.ac.id Le Hoang Giang Press officer in Canadian Consulate, entrepreneur, hospitality consultants in Ho Chi Minh City Email: gianglevn@yahoo.com Abstract: This paper presents a case study of international franchising, focusing on fast-food sector. McDonald 's is one of the world 's premier entrepreneurial success stories.

of it, until I read it on Wednesday morning in the Thomas Friedman’s column in The New York Times: “In 2007, Apple came out with the iPhone, beginning the smartphone/ apps revolution; in late 2006 Facebook opened its doors to anyone, not just college and high school students, and took off like a rocket; Google came out with the Android operating system in 2007; […] Amazon came out with the Kindle in 2007.” As I affirmed so many times, KBR, the publishing company I started in 2008, was based upon the

Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) 1 INDUSTRY Chipotle is a part of a large industry of restaurants. Of these restaurants, Chipotle best fits in the fast casual Mexican segment. In this market, Chipotles main competitors are Taco Bell, Del Taco, Qdoba Mexican Grill, and Moe’s Southwest Grill. Several of their competitors compete by offering menu items that are explicitly branded as lower in carbohydrates, fat, and calories. Some may claim that their products are improved for customers, or they would target

planted in stone”. Like seeds in stone or roses  from concrete, these youth need to learn to rise through adversity. More is demanded of foster youth in order to survival than is demanded of their peers. Although all youth face challenges, youth aging out of foster-care have greater disadvantages and need further matured resilience by implementing protective factors and the provision of lasting support. Emancipating foster-care youth, have a significantly greater disadvantage going into adulthood than

” I walk upstairs throwing my body onto the bed, letting my eyes begin to get heavy, slowly drifting into sleep... I jolt up putting my hand on my head. It had seemed like somebody had shrieked out loud which made me wake up. I hear it again, a loud, painful shriek from downstairs. “Sonya?” I call out my younger sister...no answer. With no clue of what’s going on I race my feet down the stairs hoping nothing terrible had happened. I look around for Sonya but she is not to be seen. I look right

the client mentioned a website moderator from Belgium who he has met in person and speaks with “daily about everything” over an instant messaging application. The client met the moderator through a website that is a forum for people who are “coming out.” The client found the website very helpful. Drug History and Current Pattern of Use: The client has no history of substance abuse. The client drinks alcohol “socially” reporting he typically has one drink three or four times a week. Substance Abuse

Sexual Identity & Development The lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community has never received as much attention as they are right now. Much of this attention is stemming from this population struggling to obtain the same rights given to the remainder of the population. The LGBT community faces many challenges in their personal system, social environment, and then in the public system. In working with the LGBT population, the social worker needs to examine how the individual views

Out in the Cold: Transitioning Older Foster Youth Research Paper First Draft Angelique M. Bishop Ottawa University February 19, 2014 Out in the Cold: Transitioning Older Foster Youth Every year, teenagers in foster care are “aging out” of the social system ill prepared for what lies ahead of them. Currently, there are about 400,000 foster youth in the U.S. and 13,461 (3.4 %) of these youth live in Arizona (The AFCARS report, 2012, p. 1 ). In 2012, it was estimated that 23,000

money to go out and dine. Opportunities for you to attack come when your competition is recovering from injury. In this case, rivalry restaurant Ruby Tuesday had closed 15% of its company-owned restaurant by September 2016. This is a great opportunity for Applebee’s to seize Ruby Tuesday’s customers around those locations. Another opportunity is to develop more vegetarian options since there are 7.3 million vegetarians in America, with additional 22.8 million people

held within 30 days. A child should always be placed in a timely manner. When developing a permanency plan, family members should be the first priority for placement. If no family member is able to provide for the child, then the State should seek out a non-relative permanency plan. Before placement occurs, the foster parents must be adequately trained with the appropriate skill sets and knowledge base. Another factor that must be established before placement is if the child requires special needs