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    Otellini is the fifth homegrown CEO to run the Intel since its launch in 1968‚ which suggests that there’s an “Intel inside” aspect to its management formulas as well as its high-performance chips. To recruit the CEO from the inside seems to work well for Intel‚ and actually it is a sound policy. First at all‚ recruiting the CEO from the inside ensures their loyalty to the company‚ so the chief executive changes will be less likely to influence the company. These homegrown CEOs know more about the

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    Economic Opportunities in India 1 Economic Opportunities in the Country of India Sean P. Horton International Business 260 Mr. Russell March 22‚ 2009 Economic Opportunities in India 2 Abstract While researching the economic opportunities in the country of India‚ we can see trends‚ such as that of calls being outsourced to India‚ signifying a vision of globalization‚ increased competition and market share. India is poised to become and remain a global competitor in

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    a 75 year old shepherd Tonino Tola‚ his genetics being inherited from strong traits of the first Sardinians within 11‚000 years. These ancestral traits lead to the decrease in diseases and thus making them live longer. Tonino’s diet consists of homegrown fruits and vegetables‚ dairy products like pecorino cheese which is high in omega three fatty acids‚ wine made from Cannonau grapes which are said to contain a component to prevent cardiovascular disease. Torino also enjoys thin flatbread as

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    The White House Blog. February 5th‚ 2013. Accessed on December 22nd at http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/2013/02/05/working-counter-online-radicalization-violence-united-states. (2) Mitchell D. Silber. Arvin Bhatt. Radicalization in the West: The Homegrown Threat. NYPD Intelligence Division. NYPD. 2007. (3) Randy Borum. Radicalization into Violent Extremism I: A Review of Social Science Theories. Journal of Strategic Security. Vol. 4. Number 4. Winter 2011. (4) Federal Bureau of Investigation Counterterrorism

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    opportunities and threats of Singapore Airlines and come up with recommendations and strategies for the group to further improve their business operation. Company Background The Singapore Airlines Group (thereafter‚ referred to as SIA) is a homegrown aviation company that offers passenger and cargo air transportation‚ airport terminal services‚ engineering services‚ training of pilots‚ air charters‚ and tour wholesaling and related activities. The group’s fleets fly to 62 destinations in 35 countries

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    donating goods produced by rich corporations is not the right approach and does little for the locals. Rather‚ we should support local businesses so that they can grow and do not have to rely on foreign aid anymore. As Easterly says‚ poverty ends “by homegrown political‚ economic‚ and social reformers and entrepreneurs.” By putting foreign aid in the right places and working closely with locals‚ we can support those countries on their way to the end of poverty‚ but we have to assure that they become self-sustainable

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    Causes of Radicalisation of Young Muslims and Potential Counter-radicalisation Measures As the Syrian Civil War and the Islamic State – a Sunni resistance active in Syria and Iraq– continue to create atrocities‚ the issue of extremism has been brought back to the global political agenda (‘What is Islamic State?’ 2014). Following this‚ many Western countries including Australia‚ the UK and Canada‚ have been bombarded with their young Muslim citizens becoming radicalised despite having no clear connections

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    G00238770 SMB Growth and SaaS-Based ERP Will Fuel ERP Adoption in India Published: 24 January 2013 Analyst(s): Sunil Padmanabh‚ Asheesh Raina The small and midsize business sector in India is in a rapid growth phase‚ and is expected to grow with the same momentum during the next three years. Globalization and software-as-a-service-based solutions targeted at SMBs will drive ERP adoption in this sector. Impacts ■ Small and midsize businesses (SMBs) in India faced with global competition

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    large. On that account I started a new beginning for myself‚ first by teaching at a university and volunteering for social works. Second‚ with a partner I established a small independent coffee shop serving as a creative community hub and promoting homegrown coffee. I discover that I love the new activities that I’m doing. While acknowledging an even bigger aspiration to be a social entrepreneur‚ I became aware that it takes more than guts‚ street savvies and accounting books to actually run a business

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