Category: Corporation
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Kohl’s Corporation Information Systems Strategy
The current wave of information systems (IS) has transformed how retailers serve their customers. Giant companies such as Starbucks Incorporation are using powerful loyalty programs to offer convenient retail processes to their clients (Turban, Volonino, & Wood, 2015). Kohl’s Corporation has also implemented a similar IS program to empower its customers. Attracting and Retaining Customers…
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Features of Different Corporations
The formation of businesses requires adopting statutory laws to ensure businesses follow the set standards. One can choose from Limited Liability Companies (LLCs), C Corporation and S Corporations when forming a corporation. However, these options have similar and unique features in setting standards to regulate, protect, and resolve disputes of the corporations or business owners.…
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Certified Public Accountants of Benefit Corporations
The article “The CPA’s role in forming benefit corporations” by Benson, Thomas, and Burton revolves around the benefit corporations and the role CPA plays in their formation and further evolution. Social benefit enterprises can be considered an essential feature of the modern business world as they are focused on the creation of value not only…
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Tax Research Problem Parent Corporation
Table of Contents Introduction Legal issue Legal principle Analysis Recommendation Conclusion References Introduction There are different sections of the ICFR, which defines the rules and regulations for liquidating subsidiary corporations and the role of the parent corporation. These provisions include section 331, section 332, section 334, and section 337. All these sections define the process…
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Corporations Entry Into International Markets
Table of Contents Introduction Strategic Partnerships and Ventures Supporting Strategic Alliances Conclusion Introduction Companies that want to do business internationally should be aware of different entry modes that are appropriate for new markets. The best choice will be informed by specific factors, including the organization’s financial strength, intended objectives, available time, and the regulations and…
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Limited Liability Firms, Partnerships, and Corporations
On planning a business one of the first important decisions any promoter has to take is about the structure of the business. Commonly available business structures are sole proprietorship, partnerships, limited liability corporations, and a corporation. In this write, a comparative study of the structures of the corporation, limited liability corporation, and partnership is undertaken…
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China COSCO Shipping Corporation in Greece
Introduction COSCO Group’s planned investment of approximately USD 1 billion in a large Greek port, Piraeus, serves the company’s strategic goals. Through this initiative, the enterprise will obtain a chance to facilitate access to European markets and, thus, increase the volume of exports to the region (Paris, 2019). To understand whether the foreign direct investment…
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Newmont Mining Corporation: Analysis of Risk and Return
Performance of the stock The graph below shows the performance for the stocks of Newmont Mining Corporation and Fossil incorporated as well as the market. It shows that Newmont Mining Corporation was doing well in the market as compared to Fossil incorporated. Both their performance is in upward trend apart from one or two occasions…
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Progressive Corporation’s Entry in Belgium
Executive Summary It is recommended that Progressive Corporation enter the Belgium market with its auto insurance policy product. The comprehensive business environment analysis has revealed that Progressive Corporation has a stable business strategy, innovative product development approach, and a flexible technology-based platform. These elements will make the market entry into Belgium smooth and relatively easy.…
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Carnival Corporation’s Financial Management
The manner in which a specific cost reacts to changes in the levels of activity can be described as ‘cost behavior’. It is possible that the cost may remain the same or may change in direct proportion to a change in the level of activity. Managerial decisions on creating a budget for a future period,…