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    Whistler Corp Case Analysis

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    Charles Scott should take a few actions to overcome current weaknesses of Whistler Corporation and to make Whistler more competitive in the long term. The company was successful in its business until 1985 because the radar detector market was not in so intensive price competition. However‚ after 1985 the price competition became severe and Whistler Corporation could not catch up with this change. As a result‚ it decreased its market share from 21% to 12%. Considering these situations‚ there are three

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    Distinguish: Takeover and merger are very similar corporate actions - they combine two previously separate firms into a single legal entity. A merger involves the mutual decision of two companies to combine and become one entity; "equals"‚ which combine to become one legal entity with the goal of producing a company that is worth more than the sum of its parts. For example‚ back in 1998‚ American Automaker‚ Chrysler Corp. merged with German Automaker‚ Daimler Benz to form DaimlerChrysler. A takeover is

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    Target Corp Case Analysis

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    | Target Corporation | Memo To: Dr. Brian Boscaljon From: Adam Leone and Jean Costa CC: Doug Scovanner‚ CFO Date: [ 2/14/2011 ] Re: November Meeting Capital Budgeting Decisions The Objective As the November Meeting approaches‚ CFO Doug Scovanner is faced with the problem of choosing which of the five controversial projects available to accept. Our task is to assume this role and evaluate each of the projects based upon two major criteria. The first is determining the firm’s financial motives

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    Biopure Corp. Case Study

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    Biopure Corporation Written Case Study I. Current Situation Audit A. Issue Oxyglobin and Hemopure are two blood substitutes that Biopure Corporation was developing. Oxyglobin was recently approved by the FDA for veterinary use while Hemapure is estimated to be approved in two years for human use. If Oxyglobin is launched it will be the first blood substitute for the veterinary market a small and price sensitive market. There is a perceived risk by Ted Jacobs‚ the VP of Human Clinical Trials

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    Gulf Real Estates

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    Case Problem1: Bock investment Services The goal of Bock Investment Services (BJS) is to be the leading money market advisory service in South Carolina. To provide better service for their present clients and to attract new clients‚ BIS developed a weekly newsletter. BIS is considering adding a new feature to the newsletter that will report the results of a weekly telephone survey of fund managers. To investigate the feasibility of offering this service‚ and to determine what type of information

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    Battle of Leyte Gulf

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    Battle of Leyte Gulf                                                            April 15‚ 2010   From October 23-26‚ 1944‚ the United States and Japan were engaged in the Battle of Leyte Gulf near the Philippine islands of Leyte‚ Samar‚ and Luzon. This battle is known as the largest naval battle in history. The naval battles Battle of the Sibuyan Sea‚ the Battle of Surigao Strait‚ the Battle off Cape Engaño and the

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    Analysis of the Gulf War

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    The Persian Gulf War: Background‚ Actors and The United States Alternatives Introduction to International Relations Dr. Skorick 16 October 2013 The Persian Gulf War is known as the “Video Game War” because it was the first war that was thoroughly publicized on national television. However‚ there is much more to the war than what was on television. Television made it possible for the average citizen of America and the world to understand the war

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    Media In The Gulf War

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    The Control of Media in the Gulf War How much do you think you know about the world around you? What if everything you viewed was a lie? During the Gulf War‚ the White House and the military seized and screened every news report‚ determining the images and information the media would relay to the public. The result was that the president and the military framed the debate‚ set the public agenda‚ supplied television with many of the defining images of the war‚ and enjoyed very favorable press

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    Case 2.4 CapitalBanc Corporation 1. When auditing cash‚ which of the management assertions discussed in SAS No. 106‚ “Audit Evidence‚” are of primary concern to the auditor? Why? When auditing cash‚ there are a number of management assertions discussed in SAS No. 106 that are of primary concern to auditors. Existence: Auditors must make sure that the cash being audited exists. In the CNB case‚ the cash that was apparently locked away in the cabinet did not exist until money was borrowed

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    The MCI Takeover Battle

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    “The MCI Takeover Battle: Verizon versus Qwest” I. STRATEGIC PROFILE This case profiles MCI’s merger debate between Verizon and Qwest in 2005. At this time‚ many other companies are merging due to the industry consolidation‚ therefore forcing MCI to keep up with its competition. MCI was acquired after a bidding war between WorldCom‚ British Telecom and GTE‚ with the winning bid being a $37 billion offer from WorldCom. MCI-WorldCom then acquired many other communication companies excluding Sprint

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