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Good afternoon to my honourable teacher, Puan Rubi, and also my dearest classmate.Today I want to tell you a little about my favourite book titled L.A. Candy by Lauren Conrad.Like Amilyn state yesterday,teenagers nowadays like to read love story,book and novel.I agreed with it because most of my novel are about love story.This book is not totally about love but still,there are some elements of love. Basically this book is about the author herself,Lauren Conrad,but some of the story are true and
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George Soros is one of the richest hedge fund men across the globe. He has worked tirelessly for his success. Soros is a famous Philanthropist, Manager and a great author. He has been featured by Forbes as the World’s 19th richest man and the richest forex trader. He was born in Budapest Hungary a time when Nazi Germany invaded Hungary. A time when the young Soros was only 13 years. The country was going through difficult moments and that was the most critical moment in the history of Hungary. Their
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Colin Drury, Management and Cost Accounting – Berkshire Threaded Fasteners Company Berkshire Threaded Fasteners Company Professor John Shank, The Amos Tuck School of Business Administration Dartmouth College This case is reprinted from Cases in Cost Management, Shank, J. K., 1996, South Western Publishing Company. The case was adapted by Professor John Shank, with permission from the author from an earlier case written by J. P. Culliton, Harvard Business School. The case was originally set
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Financial Financial Accounting research paper Issues with consolidating financial statements 1. consolidating complicated intercompany transactions -matrix of companies cashing a cheque for comp a into comp b, comp b paying for comp c, comp a receivables can be comp b payable, sometimes receive a cheque from one company but has not specified which company its from, hard to track some payments and receivables with complex matrix like this. Borrow money form one company and such with above
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Latoya L. Brown EN1320 – Composition I Unit 3 Exercise 1. * After reading the new TV guide this week I had just one thought—why are we still being bombarded with reality shows? This season, (1. the plague of reality television continues to darken our airwaves). {Along with} the return of viewer favorites, we are to be cursed with yet another mindless creation. Prisoner follows the daily lives of eight suburban housewives who have chosen to be put in jail for the purposes of this fake psychological
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corporate veil Salomon v Salomon Separate entity concept + limited liability concept ( corporate veil, which ensures that shareholders are not personally liable to creditors for their company’s debts, even though: ❖ all the company’s shares are beneficially owned by one person; and ❖ the sole purpose of the company was to obtain the benefit of limited liability. Macaura v Northern Assurance: Where a member transfers property to his company, he loses any proprietary interest
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The best way to grow as an organization is to expand. Making connections and utilizing other business methods can help even the smallest of businesses thrive. This could mean that a local restaurant buys it’s bread from the baker down the street instead of baking their own. It could also mean Nike owning several factories located in various countries around the world manufacturing their products. The idea is to spend the least amount of money to produce, move and sell in order to earn a larger profit
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Andrew Carnegie The reason Andrew Carnegie was a good choose for a Bouncing Back is because, as Schlager and Lauer explain, “Andrew Carnegie embodied the 'rags-to-riches' American Dream”(Schlager & Lauer). Andrew Carnegie is known for being the Richest person in history and creating charity's like the Carnegie Carnegie Foundation which build library's, Parks, and teaching educational practice. “During his lifetime, Carnegie gave away over $350 million,”which was about 90% of his wealth (Schlager
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