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    the public with quality food and groceries as well as making money and being the number retailing company out of 3 (Tesco‚ Sainsbury’s‚ Asda ). The form of Ownership: Tesco doesn’t have a fixed ownership as it is own by thousands‚ this is because Tesco is a public limited company or PLC. Tesco is a PLC because of its huge number in size. Due to its size it would be almost impossible for a sole trader to raise enough funds to keep the business going. PLC is called public limited company which

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    the Companies Act‚ 1956. The recent judgments in Elpro and Sanvik Asia have laid down that minority shareholders can be squeezed out without their consent‚ thereby creating an arena of jurisprudence in the favor of majority acquiring full rights to do whatever they will with the company. According to Punjab Distilleries India Ltd. v CIT‚ the following requirements have to be followed under section 100 of the Companies act: (i) A resolution has to be passed by the general body of the company (ii)

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    production. The first manufacturing company of the Lalbhai family‚ Saraspur Manufacturing Company was established in 1897. It started with producing cotton yarn. During the intensifying Swadeshi movement the second company Raipur Mills was established in 1905. At about this time‚ Mahatma Gandhi championed the Swadeshi Movement and at his call‚ people from all India began boycotting fine and superfine fabrics‚ which had so far been imported from England. Arvind Limited started with a share capital of

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    the Wal-Mart family of companies since 1999. The UK’s supermarket sector has also become more competitive. This contest between retailers in the marketplace helps to keep prices down. It also makes sure that organisations always produce and sell the goods that consumers really want. Asda is engaged in food‚ clothes‚ electronic and furniture selling. Consumers like price competition‚ as it means they can buy goods at low prices and save money. Asda is a large national company that makes a profit and

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    they set out to achieve‚ it’s necessary to have an understanding of the main types of business sectors which exists within a business organisation. There are three main types of organisation in this country: public sector and two types of private sector organisations. * Public sector Public sector organisations are run by the government for the people. Examples are government departments such as the Luton borough council which owned by the government. * Private sector Organisation is made

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    Sme Loan Of Jamuna Bank

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    practice session and prepare the report based on my personal experience‚ observation and acquired practical and theoretical knowledge‚ As an BBA student I shall try my level best to cover the SME Loan Disbursement and Recovery Procedures of Jamuna Bank Limited in my report. As a part of course structure of the Bachelor of Business Administration(BBA) program of WUB‚ every student have to conduct an internee program in any organization to acquire practical knowledge after completing vast theoretical courses

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    introduction to nishat

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    Introduction of Company Nishat Mills Limited is a public Limited Company incorporated in Pakistan under the Companies Act‚ 1913(Now Companies Ordinance‚ 1984) and listed on Stock Exchanges in Pakistan‚ vertically integrated textile company which is largest textile exporter for Pakistan. Nishat Mills Limited ("Nishat") is a public company incorporated in Pakistan and listed on all three Pakistani stock exchanges. Nishat is engaged in textile manufacturing. Which involves spinning‚ combing‚ weaving

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    Unit 1 Describe the different size businesses‚ local‚ national +international – with examples A business is an organization that trades goods and services to customers. However local business is a business that trades in its limited area e.g. the town. Local businesses vary in size as not all are the same some are big some are small. An example of local business is fisheries‚ engineers and newsagents. A national business is when it’s based in one country but can also ships all over the world

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    TYPES OF ORGANISATION

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    does not allow the lawyers to have limited liability. (3) Partnership is the best choice for the layers‚ since the professional association does not allow the lawyers to have limited liability‚ that’s exactly like partnership‚ they doesn’t have limited liability but they have more capital to invest and they could have more ideas for the business. 2) Explain two disadvantages of a partnership. (4) People who in partnership‚ they doesn’t have ability to have limited liability‚ more unfortunately‚

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    Ib 1.4 - Stakeholders

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    Shareholders are the owners of private and public limited companies. They invest their money in a company by purchasing shares as they expect the company to generate a healthy return on their investment. They are a powerful stakeholder group as they have voting rights and a ‘say’ in how the business is managed. Since shareholders are the owners of a company‚ they are entitled to a share of its profits. 3. Distinguish between a ‘director’ and a ‘shareholder’ of a company. Directors are senior executives

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