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    Oracle Systems Corporation

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    A Case Study: Oracle Systems Corporation EXECUTIVE SUMMARY In 1977‚ Lawrence J. Ellison founded System Development Laboratories to sell a database management system he had developed in a CIA project. It was only in 1982 that the company was renamed to Oracle Systems Corporation‚ to reflect the success of their first product‚ Oracle Database. Oracle used the C programming language to create its products‚ which was a big part of

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    Kmart Corporation Calandra Kimbrough BUS 692 Strategies in Human Resource Management Dr. Lao January 21‚ 2013 Kmart is an American chain of discount stores headquartered in the United States. The chain purchased Sears in 2005‚ forming a new corporation under the name Sears Holdings Corporation. Increasing productivity is one of the most critical goals in organizations such as Kmart. In this paper I will be assessing the technology requirements relevant to employee productivity‚ staffing systems

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    Case Study of Union Carbide Corporation and Bhopal The Central Issue: This case makes us think how to prevent the mismanagements of subsidiaries in abroad. And it also brings attention to specific issues including government relationships with multinational corporations and environmental abuse. Recommended course of Action: Safety issues were virtually ignored at the Bhopal plant. To prevent tragedy like this‚ Union Carbide needs to take significant precautions in Bhopal. Union Carbide should check

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    BUL4310 Is Corporate Social Responsibility beneficial towards Businesses? DCAA Law Firm – Question #14 By: Abuhoff‚ Ryan Alvarez‚ Jessica Caldera‚ Nataly Di Stefano‚ Valentina 3/27/2013 Corporate social responsibility originated in the eighteenth century when Scottish moral philosopher and pioneer of political economics Adam Smith expressed that the needs and desires of society could best be met by the free interaction of individuals and organizations in the marketplace.

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    Public Corporation: 1. It is an instrument of the Government. It is also called statutory corporation. 2. It is a purely commercial. 3. It is an autonomous body. 4. Examples: ONGC‚ RTC‚ LIC‚ FCI‚ Damodar Valley Corporation‚ Air India‚ etc 5. There are two different basic concepts in the management of public corporations‚ viz. autonomy and accountability. 6. The structure of the public corporation cannot be amended by Government itself. The structure of the public corporation

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    Assurance Corporation; March 15‚ 2010 Issues: 1.Whether petitioner is doing or transacting business in the Philippines in contemplation of the law and established jurisprudence; 2.Whether respondent is estopped from invoking the defense that petitioner has no legal capacity to sue in the Philippines; Facts: Petitioner Cargill‚ Inc. (petitioner) is a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of Delaware‚ United States of America. Petitioner and Northern Mindanao Corporation (NMC)

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    Introduction to Business Law

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    Business law LAW OF CARRIAGE:- Defination of law of carriage: Law of carriage means carrying goods from one place to another against the price. It is the branch of business. Carriage is the basis for the management and operation of business successfully and effectively. It is the factor of business activity that helps to mobilize the labor‚ raw material‚ and tools and machinery etc. Modern business activity are based on the exchange of goods and transportation of goods from one place to another

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    senior of the officers were common to both the hotel and the restaurant. The hotel is the employer to the employees of the workers. In last‚ the hotel and the company should be seen like one entity. AGENCY Smith‚ Stone & Knight Ltd v Birmingham Corporation In this case have two issues need to consider by the court. First‚ the Birmingham Waste Co Ltd (BWC) is an agent for the Smith‚ Stone & Knight Ltd (SSK) and the parent company was entitled to compensation. Birmingham Waste forcibly occupy the premises

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    Corporate Law and Governance

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    SCHOOL OF BUSINESS STUDIES DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS STUDIES (ACCOUNTING) YEAR 3 - SEMESTER 1 ABBL 3144 CORPORATE LAW AND GOVERNANCE COURSEWORK 1 LIEW MEI MEI 11SBD01697 OOI TZE CHI 11SBD06409 SYNDHRA SIMIN 11SBD06051 WONG YEE MUN 11SBD00641 TUTORIAL GROUP: SDAC2 (B) TUTOR: MS CHONG PIT KEE DATE OF SUBMISSION: 17TH JUNE 2013 TABLE OF CONTENT Cover Page | 1 | Table of Content | 2 | Plagiarism Statement | 3 | Assignment Questions | 4 | Content

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    Fybms Law Notes

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    THE COMPANIIES ACT‚‚ 1956 THE COMPAN ES ACT 1956 01 Q. Define a Company. Explain the essential features of a Company. Section 3(1) of the Companies Act‚ 1956 defines a company as “An association of individuals form for some purpose and registered under the present Companies Act or an earlier Indian Companies Act.” The following are the essential features of a company 1) Separate Legal Entity - A company on registration has a separate identity of its own which is different and distinct from

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