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    international business model, which is innovated and specialized by information technology. In this essay, it will be discussed that why was Alibaba a game changer, what were the conditions at that time that made it possible for succeed and why has it had a lasting impact by demonstrating the how the revolution of e-commerce industry in China conducted by Alibaba. Aibaba has changed the nature of international business as providing an online platform for exchanging goods between business to business (B2B)

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    Uncertain economic times In the current challenging global economic environment, there is downward pressure on sales and margins. The overall effect is an adverse impact on the bottom line, leading to lower profits or even losses. In such times, reigning in costs and expenses are even more crucial. Let 's explore some cost control strategies that could help a company adapt and survive through the current uncertain economic times, as well as to position it strongly for the upturn. Broadly, we could

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    period it covers. In fixed budget, once a budget is created for the whole operational year then there will be no room for change in it despite the fact that the level of business changes. Sometimes it is noted that there is a sudden increase in sales/profit or on the other hand sudden decrease in sales/profit but either of these business condition have no impact on fixed budget. Once a fixed budget is approved it is unchangeable

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    resources for long term investment, the company must assure resources for their own working capital. This seems not logical or correct, because the secularization is meant for the company to raise cash by selling accounts receivables and reducing inventory, but for

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    Unit six Written Assignment Your name MT435 Operations Management Kaplan University Date Introduction Albatross Anchor has been in family owned business that has been in business since 1976. They are manufacturer of bell/mushroom anchors and snag hook anchors. Albatross Anchor facing many operational challenges due to the inefficiencies of their facilities and the way they process orders and since they are only sells their products wholesale; they are unable to increase their profit margin

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    keep the stock highly valuable, and undertaking an extreme risk of failure. According to the good business practice, the acquisitions

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    Uncertainty Avoidance, Masculinity- Feminity, Long-term Orientation, and Indulgence. The five measurements of Hofstede are discussed underneath looking at two nations: Japan and the United States. Power Distance Power distance is a measure used to recognize hierarchy. Geert Hofstede, one of the first

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    After six months, a long-term, large-scale change will be made by expanding the Website in order to sell live sea creatures such as tropical fish and small sea turtles online. In order to achieve these goals and create an exciting new company, the best change models for Sea Treasures must be used. Change model to follow for the short-term change For the short-term change of creating Internet Website to sell the large inventory of aquarium decorator

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    Case Analysis; Bank of America Acquisition of Merrill Lynch Executive summary Bank of America acquired Merrill Lynch in 2008. There were challenges that followed the acquisition. The following paper is an analysis of some of the challenges that transpired at the time. There is the statement of the problem and a proposition on how the management can handle it. The paper then outlines what could have caused the problem and goes ahead to give solutions to those problems. There are the recommendations

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    financial health? The financial structure of a company is represented by the specific mixture of long–term debt and equity that a company uses to finance its operations. In our case, in the beginning, Korres used debt as the main form of financing but at a lower level of 61.9% (€30.7 million out of € 49.5 million) of the company's financial structure, relying more on short term debt rather than long term debt. In 3 years it slowly went to a higher level of financing from debts representing 73.1% (€ 65

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