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12 oct. 2011
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Calvin Klein - Market study of US operations

Market study - 10 pages - Business strategy

"Calvin Klein's love for fashion was seen at a very early age when he started taking interest in sketching and sewing. Born on 19 November 1942, after graduating from the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, he began working as a trainee making coats in European style of fashion. However,...

02 janv. 2008
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Concentration/evaporation of the juices

Essay - 15 pages - Biology

The fruit juice processing industry is one of the world's major agro-based businesses. Orange juice is the dominant juice trade worldwide. Juice is a liquid naturally contained in vegetable or fruit tissue. Juice may be supplied in concentrate form. Generally, concentrates have a noticeably...

14 déc. 2007
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e-business in the development of Interflora - Case study

Case study - 11 pages - ICT marketing

Our study will focus on Interflora with respect to the French market. The French website will have interface with all other region based Interflora websites throughout the world, so as to ensure prompt and efficient global deliveries. Interflora is the largest flower delivery company by which...

28 sept. 2006
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Comparative international accounting systems and practices

Essay - 26 pages - Accounting

Undoubtedly, the Anglo-Saxon form of accounting can be distinguished from other accounting practices across regions such as continental Europe, Asia, Latin American, and many other parts of the world. This form of accounting pattern is particularly practiced in the United States and the United...

03 mars 2011
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The market of the French wine and international competition

Market study - 38 pages - Services marketing

For a long time, France was called the "wine country", and the reference country in terms of production and consumption of wine. However, this world leader has seen the market eroding in recent years. Export volumes and domestic consumption are declining. The main reason that could explain this...

20 mai 2009
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Strategic management: Yahoo!

Case study - 11 pages - Management

Yahoo! was founded in 1994 by David Filo and Jerry Yan who were students of the Stanford University. Being fanatics over new technologies, they created an internet website which became a portal, which allowed searches on the internet, and which also could help in businesses. The front page of the...

20 janv. 2009
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The French wine market and international competition

Market study - 32 pages - Services marketing

For a long time, France has been a "wine country", a reference in terms of production and consumption of wine. Nevertheless, this world leader has seen erosion in its market share for the last few years: volumes exported are decreasing and national consumption is down. The main cause is that...

06 avril 2009
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What is meant by "globalization" and how has it affected international trade and direct foreign investment?

Thesis - 5 pages - Economy general

Globalisation can be defined as the trend toward greater interdependence among national institutions and economies (Wild, 2003). It can also be said that globalization is basically the cross-border exchange of economic, social and technological elements. Globalisation has had no shortage of its...

29 sept. 2010
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FedEx strategic analysis - publié le 29/09/2010

Dissertation - 32 pages - Business strategy

FedEx is the IT-focused market leader of the international express courier business and further offers supply-chain-management solutions. Indeed, this company was founded as Federal Express in 1971 by the U.S. Marine and Frederick W. Smith in Little Rock (Arkansas). FedEx has been chosen in...

21 févr. 2010
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FedEx strategic analysis

Dissertation - 32 pages - Business strategy

FedEx is the IT-focused market leader of the international express courier business and further offers supply-chain-management solutions. Indeed, this company was founded as Federal Express in 1971 by the U.S. Marine and Frederick W. Smith in Little Rock (Arkansas). FedEx has been chosen in...

29 oct. 2014
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Amazon.com entering the Australian Market

Market study - 69 pages - International marketing

Amazon.com Inc. is an American-based multinational electronic commerce company. Since its foundation as an on-line bookstore in 1994, the company has been showing an incredible growth that it now sells not only books, but also VHSs, DVDs, music CDs and MP3s, computer software, video games,...

23 mai 2014
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Should Television Formats Be Copyright able?

Case study - 9 pages - Civil law

The idea of copyrighting television formats has become a prevalent area of debate in recent years, partly due to the increased global marketing/trade in television today and partly due to the changing nature of our television viewing habits and the types of programs on offer to the public at...

29 sept. 2010
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Amazon.com entering the Australian Market - published: 29/09/2010

Case study - 69 pages - Services marketing

Amazon.com Inc. is an American-based multinational electronic commerce company. Since its foundation as an on-line bookstore in 1994, the company has been showing an incredible growth that it now sells not only books, but also VHSs, DVDs, music CDs and MP3s, computer software, video games,...

22 avril 2008
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Australian Travel Guides: Frommer's vs. Lonely Planet

Essay - 14 pages - Geography

Guidebooks are important because they are portable, they contain a surplus of information on destinations and they are easy to refer to. Noteworthy information guidebooks provide are the “must know” elements of different areas including advice on the culture and safety within...

19 janv. 2009
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Is the Common Agricultural Policy indispensable for the future of Europe ? - publié le 19/01/2009

Essay - 16 pages - Economy general

The CAP has long been a stumbling block among EU members. Last year, Jacques Chirac strongly opposed Tony Blair's proposal about the CAP. Indeed, France is the country which receives more agricultural subsidies while the United Kingdom does not get any concern in the agricultural policies. The...

03 août 2009
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Marketing road map of WWF (World Wildlife Federation) for generating funds

Case study - 10 pages - Services marketing

This is an introduction to how the WWF can use one million USD to improve the financial health of the organization in addition to a road map and plan that puts across strategies that would enable the WWF to re-invent itself as an organization, re-position itself as a brand in addition to...

29 sept. 2010
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What impact might Canberra and Washington's close relationship have on Australia's future? - publié le 29/09/2010

Essay - 16 pages - International relations

The world has witnessed rampant changes at a faster pace ever since the end of the Cold War. The beginning of the 21st century illustrates and highlights this idea of quick changes. Thus, changes in terms of increased terrorism, the new American foreign policy and the rise of China are few...

16 avril 2007
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Is the Common Agricultural Policy indispensable for the future of Europe ?

Essay - 22 pages - Political science

The CAP has long been a stumbling block among EU members. Last year, Jacques Chirac strongly opposed Tony Blair's proposal about the CAP. Indeed, France is the country which receives more agricultural subsidies while the United Kingdom does not get any concern in the agricultural policies. The...

03 juil. 2023
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Rising waters in the pacific islands and state sovereignty

Tutorials/exercises - 19 pages - International relations

Ce devoir expose les enjeux de la montée des eaux dans l'Indo-Pacifique et en particulier pour Tuvalu. Rédigé en anglais. This homework exposes the stakes of rising sea levels in the Indo-Pacific and in particular for Tuvalu. Written in English.

12 janv. 2007
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What impact might Canberra and Washington's close relationship have on Australia's future?

Essay - 16 pages - International relations

The world has witnessed rampant changes at a faster pace ever since the end of the Cold War. The beginning of the 21st century illustrates and highlights this idea of quick changes. Thus, changes in terms of increased terrorism, the new American foreign policy and the rise of China are few...

24 avril 2008
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The Australian ANZAC Legend

Essay - 4 pages - Modern history

“The search for national character is one of the obsessive dead ends of Australian history (Alistair, 1997)”. Australians spent time searching for their national identity in the years following the 1901 Federation. The Great War posed exactly the opportunity Australia had been looking...

12 janv. 2009
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Danone global strategy - publié le 12/01/2009

Thesis - 11 pages - Business strategy

Danone is one of the world leaders in the food industry. The group focuses on three worldwide business lines: Fresh Diary Products, Beverages, and Biscuit & Cereal Products. Its turnover in 2005 was 13.02 billion Euros. We have chosen this group because Danone seems to be a very dynamic firm. In...

16 janv. 2009
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E-Commerce in France compared to other developed countries - publié le 16/01/2009

Essay - 11 pages - Economy general

Today the Internet might be viewed as having a huge market potential capable of covering the population of the whole world. This is why electronic commerce or E-Commerce is so attractive for many traditional businesses. E-Commerce consists of the buying and selling of products or services over...

20 janv. 2009
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The global youth market (with a case study about Converse) - publié le 20/01/2009

Market study - 30 pages - Services marketing

Hassan and Prevel in 1991, defined the global marketing segmentation ‘as the process of identifying specific segments- whether they be country groups or individual consumer groups- of potential consumers with homogeneous attributes who are likely to exhibit similar responses to a company's...

29 avril 2009
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Market research on Britannia

Case study - 44 pages - Services marketing

Britannia was incorporated in 1918 as Britannia Biscuits Co Ltd in Calcutta. In 1924, Pea Frean UK acquired a controlling stake, which later passed on to the Associated Biscuits International (ABI) a UK based company. During the '50s and' 60s, Britannia expanded operations to Mumbai, Delhi and...

10 mai 2009
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The importance of plastic money in today's scenario

Dissertation - 69 pages - Finance

Financial cards witnessed a robust growth in India in 2002-03. The number of cards in circulation increased by almost 50 per cent. The growth in transaction value, at 95 per cent, was even more spectacular. These results are attributable to the thriving economy which led to a large increase in...

18 févr. 2008
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The global youth market (with a case study about Converse)

Case study - 8 pages - Clients and users behaviour

Hassan and Prevel in 1991, defined the global marketing segmentation ‘as the process of identifying specific segments- whether they be country groups or individual consumer groups- of potential consumers with homogeneous attributes who are likely to exhibit similar responses to a company's...

20 janv. 2011
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Cinema and Technology: An Essay - published: 19/01/2011

Thesis - 3 pages - Arts and art history

'The cinema of attractions directly solicits spectator attention, inciting visual curiosity, and supplying pleasure through an exciting spectacle' Gunning (1990), p. 58. To what extent does mainstream cinema today continue to operate as a 'cinema of attractions'? Illustrate this...

15 août 2008
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E-Commerce in France compared to other developed countries

Market study - 21 pages - Digital & e-marketing

Today the Internet might be viewed as having a huge market potential capable of covering the population of the whole world. This is why electronic commerce or E-Commerce is so attractive for many traditional businesses. E-Commerce consists of the buying and selling of products or services over...

21 sept. 2014
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Cinema and Technology: An Essay

Thesis - 3 pages - Television

'The cinema of attractions directly solicits spectator attention, inciting visual curiosity, and supplying pleasure through an exciting spectacle' Gunning (1990), p. 58. To what extent does mainstream cinema today continue to operate as a 'cinema of attractions'? Illustrate this...