Licensing‚ in the business world‚ is a contractual agreement to use a brand name‚ patent or property that is owned by another business entity. For example‚ a greeting card company can obtain a license to use images of Hannah Montana or "The Simpsons" characters on greeting cards. A franchise is a business that operates under an existing brand name. Many popular businesses are franchises‚ including McDonald’s‚ Subway and H&R Block. Franchising & Licensing - What are they? and how can you
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What Is A Joint Venture Joint venture is a collaboration of two or more businesses to undertake a common economic activity. A joint venture then is a partnership‚ a contract between to parties‚ or a corporation. However‚ the difference between business partnership and a joint venture is that a former may be established before a company is formed while the latter is a collaboration of 2 or more existing entities forming a tie. It must be cleared though that a joint venture is still a partnership
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1900: The Zeppelin While originally formulated in 1847‚ it wouldn’t be until 1895 that German Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin would register his patent on the rigid‚ hydrogen cell powered aircraft‚ and until 1900 when the LZ1‚ the first working prototype‚ would take flight over Lake Constance. While it was damaged during its first landing‚ it would be repaired and fly for another 8 years‚ when it finally caught fire after crashing into a tree‚ leaving no one seriously injured. Used for both transport
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Marwa BenahmedAli Prof. Heather Boyd Final Paper December 17th‚ 2014 The Hedwig Glass Beaker When we think of beakers we think of cool experiments we’ve done in science class in middle school to measure fluids‚ or contents‚ approximately. Sometimes we also think of beakers as cups‚ something that we drink out of or use for everyday use in the kitchen. Hundreds of years ago‚ particularly during the medieval times‚ beakers were not how we see them today. To be more specific‚ beakers
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Air Pollution in Hong Kong Chemistry Project the Written Report 1.Introduction 3 2.Sources of Air Pollution 3 - 7 1.Vehicles 4 - 5 1. Pollutants produced by vehicles 4 2. Reasons why pollutants are produced 4 3. Impacts of the pollutants from vehicles 4 - 5 4. Method to eliminate pollutants 5 2.Power Stations 6 - 7 1. Pollutants produced by power stations 6 2. Reasons why pollutants are produced 6 3. Impacts of the pollutants from power stations 6 4. Methods to eliminate
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Margaret Sanger Corning‚ New York November 13‚ 1921 To legalize and inform women of safe contraceptives in America. My mother died at the age of 50 due to the strain of 18 pregnancies‚ consisting of 11 births and 7 miscarriages. I was the sixth out of those 11 children. In 1900‚ I began training as a nurse; I wanted to aid pregnant women. Since then‚ I’ve seen many poor young mothers become extremely ill and die of the strain from frequent pregnancies. During a house visit‚ I met a 28 year old mother
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executive action no. 15 february 2002 The Enron Ethics Breakdown By Ronald E. Berenbeim It is perhaps the most compelling business ethics case in a generation—a textbook version of what can go wrong in an organization that lacks a true culture of ethical compliance. Investors and the media once considered Enron to be the company of the future‚ but as its demise suggests‚ it was in reality not a particularly modern business organization‚ especially in its approach to ethics. On the surface
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1 Price Elasticity of Demand 1 14.01 Principles of Microeconomics‚ Fall 2007 Chia-Hui Chen September 10‚ 2007 Lecture 3 Elasticities of Demand Elasticity. Elasticity measures how one variable responds to a change in an other variable‚ namely the percentage change in one variable resulting a one percentage change in another variable. (The percentage change is independent of units.) Outline 1. Chap 2: 2. Chap 2: 3. Chap 2: 4. Chap 2: Price Elasticity of Demand Income Elasticity of Demand
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2. A medium-sized engineering firm has three separate engineering offices. In each office‚ a local LAN supports all the engineers in that office. Due to the requirement for collaboration among the offices‚ all the computers should be able to view and update the data from any of the three offices. In other words‚ the data storage server within each LAN should be accessible to all computers‚ no matter where they are located. Draw a network diagram that will support this configuration. 3. A small
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