...Investments”, mused Alain over his pate de foie gras and champagne. It was lunchtime on Christmas Eve, and his three colleagues Belén, Carlos and Dawood had already set off on holiday to far-off, exotic locations. The four of them had worked as a close team of analysts for the past 15 months since graduating as MBAs, and Alain realised that their performances had not come up to expectations. Alain feared that all four may lose their jobs shortly. At this moment of low spirits, Xavier, one of the senior partners whom Alain had always found remarkably candid, joined him for lunch. “Well, Alain, I’m sure you have heard rumours about the board meeting this morning. The future of the four of you was discussed and a decision was taken to release one of you. I can’t tell you who - the Chairman is writing to you all immediately. However, I can say that we were unable to make the decision on merit, so we made it at random. The Chairman took one of four cards, each of which had one of your names on the back!” “So, I have a one in four chance of being out of work after Christmas”, said Alain. He felt relieved, as he had thought the odds might be worse. “But of course you know definitely who it is”, he added. Alain felt he could leach rather more out of the partner. “Since we both know that at least two out of Belén, Carlos or Dawood will definitely have a job here next year, if you tell me the name of two of them who will keep their jobs, it will still leave me in the dark ...
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...Office Use Only Monash University Semester Ten Examination Period 2020 Faculty of Business & Economics Department of Business Law & Taxation EXAM CODES: BTW1042 TITLE OF PAPER: Malaysian Business Law EXAM DURATION: 3 hours READING and NOTING TIME: 30 minutes THIS PAPER IS FOR STUDENTS STUDYING AT: (tick where applicable) Berwick Clayton Malaysia Off Campus Learning Caulfield Gippsland Peninsula Other (specify) During an exam, you must not have in your possession, a book, notes, paper, electronic device/s, calculator, pencil case, mobile phone or other material/item which has not been authorised for the exam or specifically permitted as noted below. Any material or item on your desk, chair or person will be deemed to be in your possession. You are reminded that possession of unauthorised materials in an exam is a discipline offence under Monash Statute 4.1. AUTHORISED MATERIALS CALCULATORS OPEN BOOK SPECIFICALLY PERMITTED ITEMS YES YES YES NO NO NO If yes, items permitted are: (i) Any written or printed material, including the student‟s own notes and books. (ii) The only book borrowed from a Monash library that can be taken into the examination is a copy of: Trakic A, et al., Law for Business, (Sweet & Maxwell Asia: Malaysia, 2014) INSTRUCTIONS: 1. 2. 3. 4. This paper contains SIX (6) questions. You are required to answer ANY FOUR (4) questions. This examination is worth 70% of...
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...A Comparison of the tale of “Aladdin and the Enchanted Lamp” and the Disney Movie Aladdin: A Cultural Study According to N. J. Dawood, the translator of The Thousand and One Nights, “Aladdin has been retold or presented to so many different generations all over the world that it can perhaps be rightly described as the most renowned story invented by man”. Interestingly enough, “Aladdin and the Enchanted Lamp” was not part of the original collection of stories that composed The Arabian Nights. No one knows exactly when a given story is originated, but it is obvious that some stories circulated orally for centuries before they actually were collected or written down. The story of Aladdin appeared for the first time in Antoine Galland’s (1646-1715) translation of the Thousand and One Nights, the first major European version. Before Galland, there was no known Arabic version of Aladdin and his lamp. The first Arabic version showed up after Galland’s version and very well could have been translations of Galland’s French version. One of the more recent and most popular versions of “Aladdin” was an animated feature produced in 1992 by Walt Disney Pictures. Aladdin made over $217 million in revenue in the United States, and over $504 million worldwide. Even though the American film and the medieval Arabian tale share common elements and are both plotted around a young impoverished boy named Aladdin, the moral lessons they offer differ in ways that can be described through the values...
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...James W. Taylor February 2012 Imperial College EMBA 2012 Quantitative Methods Individual Assignment This assignment consists of two parts. Part A is worth 50% of the marks, and Part B is worth the remaining 50%. Your report for the two parts should consist of no more than 1,500 words. Part A – Blanket Systems Blanket Systems is developing and testing a new computer workstation, OB1, which it will introduce to the market in the next 6 months. OB1 will be sold under a three-year warranty covering parts and labour. The company has decided to subcontract the service support for the warranty and has entered negotiations about the support contract with Fixit Inc. Fixit has proposed two different pricing schemes for the subcontract. The first involves the payment of a fixed fee of $1,000,000 and the second a variable fee of $250 per workstation sold, subject to a minimum fee of $350,000. Under both schemes, the payment will be made one year after the introduction of the workstation to the market at which point the product will be replaced by newer models not covered by the warranty service subcontract. At the moment, there is uncertainty about the sales potential of the new workstation. Sales of OB1 are expected to come from two sources: (i) the successful closure by senior management of a major purchase of 2000 units by a long standing customer, (ii) the efforts of regional sales offices. Given the state of the negotiations with the long-standing customer, the current estimate of...
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...JOB APPLICATION FORM Position Applied For: ________________________________________________ PERSONAL INFORMATION Name (as in NRIC or passport): _________________________________________ (Please underline surname) I am a (tick one): Singapore Citizen Singapore Permanent Resident Foreigner requiring a pass to work in Singapore Address: ___________________________________________________________ _______________________________________ Postal Code: ________________ Contact No.: __________________ Email address: _________________________ ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS Date | Schools/Institutions Attended | Qualifications Obtained (‘O’/’A’ Levels, Diploma, Degree) | Subjects/Grades | From | To | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | OTHER QUALIFICATIONS / COURSES ATTENDED / AWARDS ATTAINED Date | Qualifications / Awards Obtained | Awarding Institution | From | To | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | EMPLOYMENT HISTORY Date | Firm/Institution(in chronological order) | Position Held | Key Responsibilities | Reason(s) for Leaving | From | To | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | DETAILS OF CURRENT EMPLOYMENT Present Employer: ______________________ Designation: __________________ Present monthly salary: ____________________ Bonus: _____________________ ...
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...Imam Abu Dawood (R.A.). He has written lots of works such as Al-Jami’ al-Mukhtasar min as-Sunan ‘an Rasulillah, Tawarikh, al-‘Ilal al-Kabir, Shama’il, Asma’ as-Sahabah, Al-Asma’ wal Kuna, Al-Athar al-Mawqufah. and he was the compiler of as-Sunan at-Tirmidhi which is one of his most famous book and was completed on 10 Zulhijjah 270 AH . As-Sunan at-Tirmidhi has been categorized as fourth among the sixth most authentic books of hadith (Kutub as sittah) . Despite that, as-Sunan at-Tirmidhi contains a lot of benefits and the book was widely circulated through the Muslim world. He had divided his sunan into 46 chapter which contains 3956 hadith. His main objective to compile Al-Jami’ was to arrange the hadith of prophet s.a.w systematically, to discuss the legal opinions of early Imams and to discuss the quality of the hadith whether it can be argued or not and to deliberate about the weakness and deficiency in certain hadith. His Al-Jami’ also considered as a reference for various schools of thoughts. During Imam Tirmidhi’s life, he has traveled through out the Islamic World. According to Hafiz Mizzi, he travelled to various cities and heard from the traditionist of Khurasan, Iraq, Hijaz, and others. It is narrated that he took hadith from more than 200 narrators of hadith and due to his commitment in travelling numerous journeys, he also had a large number of students from all over the world. Amongst them were Muhammad b. Sahal, Dawood b. Nasr b...
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...Imam Abu Dawood (R.A.). He has written lots of works such as Al-Jami’ al-Mukhtasar min as-Sunan ‘an Rasulillah, Tawarikh, al-‘Ilal al-Kabir, Shama’il, Asma’ as-Sahabah, Al-Asma’ wal Kuna, Al-Athar al-Mawqufah. and he was the compiler of as-Sunan at-Tirmidhi which is one of his most famous book and was completed on 10 Zulhijjah 270 AH . As-Sunan at-Tirmidhi has been categorized as fourth among the sixth most authentic books of hadith (Kutub as sittah) . Despite that, as-Sunan at-Tirmidhi contains a lot of benefits and the book was widely circulated through the Muslim world. He had divided his sunan into 46 chapter which contains 3956 hadith. His main objective to compile Al-Jami’ was to arrange the hadith of prophet s.a.w systematically, to discuss the legal opinions of early Imams and to discuss the quality of the hadith whether it can be argued or not and to deliberate about the weakness and deficiency in certain hadith. His Al-Jami’ also considered as a reference for various schools of thoughts. During Imam Tirmidhi’s life, he has traveled through out the Islamic World. According to Hafiz Mizzi, he travelled to various cities and heard from the traditionist of Khurasan, Iraq, Hijaz, and others. It is narrated that he took hadith from more than 200 narrators of hadith and due to his commitment in travelling numerous journeys, he also had a large number of students from all over the world. Amongst them were Muhammad b. Sahal, Dawood b. Nasr b...
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...------------------------------------------------- Definition Religion is a belief system that is based on faith rather than objectively verifiable criteria. Most religions share most of the following characteristics: * belief in one or more supernatural agents that take interest in and affect our fate; * worship of and prayer to these supernatural agents, in hopes of bringing about events beyond human or natural means * purported answers to some fundamental questions of human existence, e.g. * How did the world around us come to be as it is, and especially how humankind? * What happens to us when we die? * Why do good/bad things happen to us? * a moral code, i.e. a set of rules for adherents to live by; and * a culture and community of adherents, based on the religion. ------------------------------------------------- Malay[edit] See also: Malaysian Malay Traditional Malay attire is the "baju melayu", a loose tunic which is worn over trousers and usually accompanied with a "sampin", which is a sarong which is wrapped around a man's hips.[1] It is also often accompanied with a songkok or cap, on their head. Traditional clothing for men in Malaysia consists of a silk or cotton skirt and shirt with a scarf like piece of cloth tied around his waist. This scarf is sewn together at the ends and is traditionally called a sarong or a kain. Most of the clothing is made up of bright and bold colors. The man also wears a religious hat. Malay...
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...ANALYSIS OF FERTILIZER INDUTRY OF PAKISTAN PHOENIX PAF KARACHI INSITITUTE OF ECNOMICS AND TECHNOLOGY, KARACHI PAKISTAN Submitted by: MARYAM NISAR (BB-3-06-3416) SIDRA JAMAL (BB-3-06-3428) Course: ANALYSIS OF PAKISTANI INDUSTRY Submitted to: Mr. QAZI SALMAN 2 PHOENIX Page Table of Contents PRODUCTS: ........................................................................................................................................6 Brands: ..............................................................................................................................................7 SIZE OF INDUSTRY...............................................................................................................................8 GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION..................................................................................................................9 FACTORIES LOCATION ...............................................................................................................9 WAREHOUSES ..........................................................................................................................9 TOTAL PRODUCTION.........................................................................................................................10 TOTAL EMPLOYMENT .......................................................................................................................10 TOTAL EXPORT .....................................................
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...Samir Orfali Beirut / Lebanon Tel: +961 - 70 93 83 94 Born in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia DOB: 14/7/1984 Email: Samirorfali@hotmail.com _____________________________________________________________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------- Summary: Results focused Sales professional with a 5 year proven track record in management of outdoor sales teams. Recognized for the ability to implement marketing strategies within sales techniques to uplift brand awareness and brands’ image. Skillful in finalizing high end sales calls and building up promotional strategies with Modern Trade and Traditional Trade Channels. Acknowledged to enhance strong relationships with Decision makers, key people, and fellow workers through Clients, Principals, and throughout the company. EMPLOYMENT HISTORY Sales Manager May 2012 – Present Gulf Trading Est.- Lebanon Regional Sales Manager Western Province Sept 2011 – May 2012 United Group – Kingdom of Saudi Arabia A Leader in Food industry Manufacturing and distributor of main FMCG in Modern Trade business and Traditional Trade business. Designed and implemented strategies for the largest region for the company. Finalized personally Business agreements with high end accounts like PANDA, Raya Hypermarkets, Bindawood, Danube and others. Expanded traditional trade accounts to include major TT accounts in the region, with concentrating on Remote regions like Taif...
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...Pakistan’s largest conglomerates with businesses ranging from fertilizers to power generation. * . Currently Engro Corporation’s portfolio consists of diversified businesses which include 1. chemical fertilizers 2. PVC resin 3. bulk liquid chemical terminal 4. foods 5. power generation 6. commodity trade. Slide 5) History Engro is one of Pakistan’s most progressive, growth oriented organizations, yet we never forget where we came from. Our history is a part of who we are today. Our diverse range of companies represent our rich legacy of innovation and growth Slide 6) Board of Directors Aliuddin Ansari, Chairman Sarfaraz A. Rehman, Chief Executive Officer Abdul Samad Dawood Muhammed Amin Mujahid Hamid Roshaneh Zafar Ruhail Mohammed Sabrina Dawood Shahzada Dawood Zafar Ahmed Siddiqui Slide7) Recruitment The recruitment process is taken very seriously. It is vital that Engro select people with qualities essential for its continued success. Its human resource team is comprised of experience recruitment professional with diverse backgrounds. During the recruitment process objective view is taken and best practices are followed. Engro’s recruitment methodology is based on examining capabilities or competencies. These capabilities are sets of behavior skills and knowledge that can be determinants of job success and focus on the role requirements. Thereby insuring consistency and accuracy in assessments and increasing the reliability of the selection process...
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...5792 12 14711 7085 13 15903 8066 14 3446075 50167 15 3865 5533 16 22696 8864 17 16537 5099 18 5541 5846 19 19742 8342 20 16840 5286 21 4021 6957 22 12772 6618 23 3427 5459 24 19346 8055 25 10234 6507 ABDUL RASHEED SHABBIR AHMAD MUHAMMAD NAEEM SYAD AZKAR HUSSAIN SHAH MUHAMMAD AMIN KHALIQ HUSSAIN MUHAMMAD ASLAM SHAHID MUHAMMAD AMIN MUHAMMAD SALEEM RIAZ AKHTAR MEER MUHAMMAD GHULAM NABI MUHAMMAD SHARIF MUHAMMAD RIAZ SHAHID CHEEMA NAZAR HUSSAIN MUSHTAQ AHMAD MAQBOOL HUSSAIN INAM UL HAQ SHAUKAT ALI MUHAMMAD NAWAZ MUHAMMAD DAWOOD MUHAMMAD ARSHAD ZULFIQAR ALI RANA KHALID MEHMOOD MUHAMMAD RAFIQ MUZAMMAL KHANSA SHABBIR TAZEEM FATIMA RIDA FATIMA MUHAMMAD ARHAM AMIN IQRA KHALIQ SANA ASLAM MISBAH AMIN YUSRA SALEEM INSHA RIAZ MUZAFFAR HAYYAT RIZWAN ALI SABA AMNA RIAZ RABIA NAZAR AMMER MUSHTAQ SIDRA MAQBOOL ASIA INAM NIDA SHAUKAT RAFIA NAWAZ MIRFA DAWOOD SHAKEELA ARSHAD SABA KANWAL MAIRA KHALID NIMRA RAFIQ APPLICANT CNIC PER. (%) 33104-3036169-3 33102-9115638-0 33303-7657120-8 36603-5533885-4 34602-8729015-9 33100-8076455-0 33303-7047253-2 33100-6098007-0 33301-7815575-6 33100-3740646-6 33403-0401471-3 35301-1095812-9 33102-3496541-2 34604-0614865-0 33100-9475333-4 33105-4128571-4 35501-0401694-8 33303-8123780-4 33104-5236965-0 33201-9374722-0 34301-9650053-6 33100-3989703-4 35403-8451528-8 33104-8253418-2 33101-8377286-8...
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...Basic materials[edit] Basic resources[edit] Ittefaq Group, steel Pakistan Steel Mills, steel Chemicals[edit] Dawood Hercules, fertilizer Engro Corporation, fertilizer Fauji Fertilizer Company Limited, fertilizer ICI Pakistan, chemicals Ittehad Chemicals, chemicals Conglomerates[edit] AKD Group Al-Karam Group of Companies Atlas Group Attock Group of Companies Bahria Town Chenab Group Cowasjee Group Dawood Group Dewan Mushtaq Group Fauji Foundation Fecto Group of Industries Ghani Group of Companies Gul Ahmed Group Habib Group Hashoo Group Izhar Group Jahangir Siddiqui Group Lakson Group Muller & Phipps Pakistan Nagina Group Saigol Group Servis Industries Limited or Servis Group Sharif Group Consumer goods[edit] Automobiles & parts[edit] Adam Motor Company, defunct automotive Al-Ghazi Tractors, tractors Atlas Honda, automotive Dewan Farooque Motors, automotive Ghandhara Industries, automotive Ghandhara Nissan, automotive Ghani Automobile Industries, motorcycles Hinopak Motors, automotive Indus Motors Company, automotive Master Motors, automotive Pak Suzuki, automotive Servis Tyres, tyres Sigma Motors, automotive TCM Automobiles, defunct automotive Food & beverage[edit] Dalda, vegetable oil Fecto Sugar Mills, sugar Madina Sugar Mills, sugar Mair Foods, rice, fruits Mitchell's Fruit Farms Limited, fruit Murree Brewery, brewery National Foods, spice OMORÉ, ice cream Ramzan Sugar Mills, sugar Shakarganj Mills, sugar Shan Food...
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...Risk Management in Construction Projects Using Combined Analytic Hierarchy Process and Risk Map Framework Satyendra Kumar Sharma* This paper aims at developing a risk management framework for project risk management in construction projects and demonstrate its application in an ongoing construction project in Amravati, Maharashtra, India. The various risk factors encountered in construction projects and various risk management methods already in use are identified and then a framework is developed which combines the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and risk map methods. The data was collected from various stakeholders in the construction project. The findings reveal that the proposed framework helps managers to objectively find out the most important risk factor associated with the project and accordingly work towards risk minimization. Introduction Construction projects in today’s world are marred by risks which delay the completion of projects on time or result in excessive cost overruns. These losses are multiplied if the size of the project and investments made are huge. These risks may include unavailability of materials, erratic weather changes, lack of funds, low quality of sub- contractors (Wu and Olson, 2009), etc. Though the managers realize the importance of these risk factors and mitigating them, they fall short of an objective method to manage these risks based on a priority basis (Martin, 2006). They mostly use ad-hoc or unscientific methods like rule of thumb...
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...this zakaat becomes obligatory. Reasons for zakaat al-fitr and what Islam says about it Ibn ‘Abbaas said: “The Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) made zakaat al-fitr obligatory as a means of purifying the fasting person from idle talk and foul language, and to feed the poor. Whoever pays it before the prayer, it is an accepted zakaat, and whoever pays it after the prayer, it is just a kind of charity (sadaqah).” (Reported by Abu Dawood, 1371. Al-Nawawi said: Abu Dawood reported it from Ibn ‘Abbaas with a hasan isnaad). “Purifying” means purifying the soul of the one who has fasted Ramadaan. With regard to the word “foul language”, Ibn al-Atheer said: “ ‘Foul language’ refers to obscene speech. ‘Feeding [the poor]’ refers to food that is edible. ‘Whoever pays it before the prayer’ means before Salaat al-‘Eid. ‘It is an accepted zakaat’ – here zakaat means sadaqat al-fitr. ‘Just a kind of charity’ means a kind of charity that could be given at any time.” (‘Awn al-Ma’bood Sharh Abi Dawood). It was said that this is what was meant by the aayah in Soorat al-A’laa (interpretation of the meaning): “But those will prosper who purify themselves, and glorify the name of their Guardian-Lord, and (lift their hearts) in Prayer.” [al-A’laa 87:14-15 – Yusuf Ali’s translation]. It was reported that ‘Umar ibn ‘Abd al-‘Azeez and Abu’l-‘Aaliyah said: “He [the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him)] paid zakaat al-fitr then he went out for the prayer...
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