VOLKSWAGEN: THE SCANDAL The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) found that many VW cars being sold in America had a "defeat device" - or software - in diesel engines that could detect when they were being tested, changing the performance accordingly to improve and falsify results. The German car giant has since admitted to cheating emissions tests in the US. The result of this cheating is that engines emitted nitrogen oxide pollutants up to 40 times above what is allowed in the US. Martin Winterkorn, the VW Chief Executive at the time, produced a video where he said that he was “endlessly sorry” and that the misconduct was a result of “the grave errors of very few” employees. 1. How did VW jeopardize both their internal business ethics and culture and external business ethics to consumers? 2. What responsibility does VW owe to their employees who were not part of the scandal? 3. Did the employees involved in the scandal violate their loyalty to the company?

The PCI goal that included the data security standards of restricting access to cardholder data by business need-to-know, assigning a unique ID to each person with computer access, and restricting physical access to cardholder data is Maintain a Vulnerability Management Program Build and Maintain a Secure Network Protect Cardholder Data Implement Strong Access Control Measures

4. Get well Company carried out advertisements about their product in India in February, 2020 to provide safety from a pandemic. They claimed that any person who took the right dosage of medicine in the prescribed manner (i.e., two times daily for one month) will not catch flu. In case someone does, the company promised to pay a compensation of $ 25 to them immediately. To show their sincerity regarding this offer, the company deposited a sum of $ 500 in a public bank. Raja bought the medicine and used it as prescribed in the advertisement, but still ended up catching the flu. He approached the company for recovery of the amount promised in the advertisement. The company denied the payment. Which topic has been covered in this scenario?

120) When did the US Congress enact the Patent Act? a) 1976 b) 1952 c) 1911 d) 1917

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The CompetitionBaskin Robbins: the U.S. ice cream maker, had three franchises in Ho Chi Minh City and one in Hanoi at the time of the Wall's launch. In April 1997, it was selling around 100 6kg boxes of ice cream in 31 different flavours per month. It imported all its equipment and ice cream directly from the United States. It claimed its customers preferred American ice cream, which was "real" ice cream. About half its customers were Vietnamese. Vinamilk: the state-run dairy products company, made around 5.5 million litres of ice cream annually for the domestic market. Dong was a typical Vietnamese manufacturer, with acerage sales of 150-200 k of of various type  of  ice cream per day. It imported refrigeration equipment only.   Domestic manufacturers such as Vinamilk and Dach Ding had the grow, with the imported Baskin Robbins 20 times more expetarve, and beyond the reach of many.Goody ice cream an Italian brand unufactured in Ho Chi Minh City with raw material, technology and…

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an interest group may support increased regulation of their own industry/field in order to prevent entry or price out competition, resulting in an increased market share True False

According to Phillips Foods, Inc.--Introducing King Crab to the Trade case study by Professor Frederic Brunel, with the assistance of Deborah Utter, which consumer promotions should Phillips Foods use to attract retail grocery store customers to buy King Crab products?