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    Princess Kate

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    "Kate" Middleton was born on the 9th of January 1982 in England at the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading‚ Berkshire (around 29 miles outside of London). She is the eldest of three children born to her mother Carole Elizabeth (née Goldsmith)‚ at the time a flight attendant‚ and Michael Francis Middleton (born 1949)‚ a flight dispatcher (later an airline officer) for British Airways. She was raised in Bucklebury‚ Berkshire. Her father’s family came from Leeds‚ West Yorkshire‚ her mother’s family

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    Investment Bankinghw4

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    1. Describe the activities of Nelson Peltz and the role played in laying the groundwork for the acquisition by Berkshire Hathaway and 3G.  Nelson Peltz was nominated to the DuPont board because Trian and DuPont could not reach an agreement about the splitting of the company. Berkshire Hathaway and 3G offered to but Heinz for about $23 billion. Peltz was a catalyst for the turnaround of Heinz by successfully getting on the DuPont board. The shareholders of Heinz have Peltz to thank for the price

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    Warren Buffett Case Study

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    Background In 1965‚ Warren E. Buffet and his partners acquired control of Berkshire Hathaway‚ believing they could reverse the financial decline. Over the next 20 years‚ the textile group generated enough cash to purchase two insurance companies and acquired several others over the next decade‚ leading to their exit of the textile industry in 1985. From 1977 to May 24‚ 2005 Hathaway’s share price rose from $102 to $85‚500 per share. Buffet is known worldwide as a financial genius and gives credit

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    Dairy Queen

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    totally owned subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway. The symbolic DQ logo was introduced in 1959 and has been undergoing gradual metamorphosis since then to better suit the changing times. Today‚ the “DQ” font has been modified and letters italicized‚ as well as two arced lines‚ the orange one above representing hot foods and the blue arc below symbolizing its ice cream products. In 1962‚ the company became International Dairy Queen (IDQ) and later in 1998 acquired by Berkshire Hathaway. During the 1950s

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    board of Berkshire Hathaway‚ he was concerned that he projected a significant threat to the future of business in general. He states that derivatives are financial weapons of mass destruction or‚ in other words‚ main factors for creation of a time bomb. Financial institutions sell billions of these investments to customers as a way to cope with market risks‚ but these derivatives may also provide a treacherous incentive to false accounting. He goes further to say that these instruments call for money

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    Surgical Instruments

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    Surgical Instruments Surgery has been performed since ancient times. The earliest recorded surgical operations were circumcision and trepanation. (Circumcision is the removal of the foreskin of the penis. Trepanation involves making a hole in the skull to relieve pressure and/or release spirits.) The earliest instruments used in these procedures were flint or obsidian (shiny stone) knives and saws. Stone Age skulls from around the world have been found with holes in them from trepanning. Primitive

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    Community Assessment Paper

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    Community Assessment: Reading‚ Pennsylvania Judith Giorgio Western Governor’s University Abstract This paper is an assessment of the city of Reading‚ Pennsylvania. It will describe the city with a focus on the population‚ economic situation‚ culture‚ neighborhood and safety factors. It will also look at what the city has in place in case of a disaster. From this data‚ I will interpret the overall status of the community and formulate a logical community diagnosis. Community Description

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    Warren Buffett‚ known in the financial world as the "Oracle of Omaha"‚ has reached the summit of business excellence and has become the most judicious financial investor and is admired the world over. Warren Buffett is an investor’s icon with a magnificent ability to select companies that will yield great profit year after year. Through Warren Buffett’s case study‚ we can see many financial principles. His principles aren´t very complex and you probably don´t have to be a mathematical or a social

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    Warren E Buffet, 2005

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    Case 1: Warren E. Buffet‚ 2005 What is the possible meaning of the changes in stock price for Berkshire Hathaway and Scottish Power plc on the day of the acquisition announcement? Specifically‚ what does the $2.55 billion gain in Berkshire’s market value of equity imply about the intrinsic value of PacifiCorp? The possible changes in stock price for Berkshire Hathaway and Scottish Power plc on the day of acquisition announcement indicates the market approval for the acquisition and for both sellers

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    Warren E. Buffett Case

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    handling of an administrative situation. On August 25‚ 1995‚ Warren Buffett‚ the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway‚ announced that his firm would acquire the 49.6 percent of GEICO Corporation that it did not already own. The $2.3 billion deal would give GEICO shareholders $70.00 per share‚ up from the $55.75 per share market price before the announcement. Observers were astonished at the 26 percent premium that Berkshire Hathaway would pay‚ particularly since Buffett proposed to change nothing about GEICO

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