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    Sergio Marchionne’s Challenge at Chrysler 1. Background Information Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne took over Chrysler operations in June 2009. Former CEO Robert Nardelli used buyouts and layoffs to cut departments which halted the company to only make Jeep Grand Cherokees and Chrysler 300 Sedan’s. 1.1 People / Key Players Sergio Marchionne – CEO of Fiat Robert Nardelli – Former CEO of Chrysler Cerberus – Capital Management Firm 1.2 Chronology of Key Relevant Events Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne

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    Title: Research Chimps Used for Experiments Abandoned Category: News & Opinion Tags: chimp Jeep‚ Liberian chimps‚ chimp island‚ abandoned chimps Teaser: Chimpanzees used for experimentation are abandoned by the lab who profited from them. Article: Each year‚ more than 100 million animals are killed in U.S. labs — including chimps — for the purpose of biology lessons‚ medical training‚ curiosity-driven experimentation‚ and chemical‚ drug‚ food and cosmetics testing. But what happens when those

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    The Dodge Nitro is a small SUV and is similar to the Jeep Liberty. Introduced in 2007‚ the five-passenger Nitro offered 2WD and 4WD configurations and two V-6 engine choices. Dodge discontinued the Nitro in 2011‚ ending a five-year model run. Dodge Nitro: 2007 to 2011 Based on the Jeep Liberty‚ the Dodge Nitro offered a few differences from its corporate cousin‚ including the front fascia‚ equipment offerings‚ and engine choices. Both models offer standard rear-wheel drive with part-time four-wheel

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    BTK Killer Case Study

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    Since there are many cases linked to the BTK killer‚ I must state that most of them started with Dennis Rader stalking his victims‚ or as he liked to call them “projects”‚ entering their homes without force and his preferred method of killing was strangulation. He would then masturbate over the death of one of his victims if there were multiple within the single case file. He did these killings between 1974 and 1991‚ and had a known 10 victims. “He tortured 10 known victims between 1974 and 1991

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    9. A potential obstacle to the completion of the merger was US anti-trust regulation which seeks amongst other things to prevent enterprises achieving a dominant position in the US market‚ using material in the case explain why did not pose an obstacle to the merger. US anti-trust regulation is also known as ‘Competition Law ’ prevents enterprises achieving dominant position in the US market. According to Organization for Economic Co-operation and Developments‚ the prerogatives of that regulation

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    Appreciating Our Real Values The idealized images‚ the pictures of perfection‚ are what we usually see in advertisements nowadays. Commercials have become a great part that we encounter in our daily life; as a consequence‚ we are all affected by the perfect outlook of what showed on mass media. As a case in point‚ Americans are usually attracted by the greatly designed sport utilities vehicles. These vehicles are usually a symbol of an ideological value through the image of a powerful‚ break-through

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    The Frightening Truth About The Future of Driverless Cars The general argument made by the author Paul Waldman in his work‚ The Frightening Truth about The Future of Driverless Cars‚ is; how long it will take for the technology systems to advance to the point where it’s possible to have most of all the cars on the road to drive themselves without any danger. More specifically‚ Walden argues that a sinister tragedy could happen to a person while in a driverless car‚ and the car wouldn’t know to

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    Land Rover North America‚ Inc. 1. Why is LRNA launching the Discovery? 2. Why do people buy SUVs? What benefits do SUVs deliver? Does the product make sense on a rational‚ economic basis? 3. Market Segmentation: Who is the typical SUV consumer and how is this changing? 4. Product Differentiation: What are the differences among competitive SUV offerings? What are the distinctive roles of the different brands within the Land Rover line? 5. What strategic considerations are involved in

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    fairly muddled. Though the Range Rover is the first vehicle introduced in the U.S. and is almost $25‚000 more than the Land Rover Discovery‚ consumers believe that the Discovery is the better vehicle. (Which is very different from its competitor‚ Jeep‚ which has very clear differentiation in consumers’ minds that follows its positioning). The change in the corporate name from Range Rover to Land Rover surely exacerbates this confusion. The best way to combat the confusion and gain enthusiasm from

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    504-S08 REV. 30 DE AGOSTO‚ 1996 SUSAN FOURNIER Land Rover North America‚ Inc. Charles Hughes‚ presidente y director general de Land Rover North America (LRNA)‚ sonreía mientras revisaba los últimos informes trimestrales de ventas. Land Rover vendió 4.503 unidades en el primer semestre de 1994‚ más del doble que el volumen de ventas del primer semestre de 1993. El Discovery‚ el primer 4x4 (vehículo con tracción en las cuatro ruedas) nuevo de la empresa en veinte años‚ había sido todo un éxito:

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