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    Nascar Case Study

    one! another.! ! ! Below! details! its! branding! strategies.! 1)&CoCbranding&and&strategic&alliances!–!NASCAR’s!branding!success!lies!on!its!strong!relationship!of! its!coIbranding,!started!by!partnering!with!the!Big!Three!automakers!–!Ford,!General!Motors!(GM)! and!Chrysler!in!the!late!1950s.!!In!1971,!NASCAR!was!primarily!sponsored!by!R.J.!Reynolds!Tobacco! Company’s!Winston.!!Gradually,!a!wide!range!of!Fortune!500!companies!including!Sunoco,!CocaICola,! Allstate,! DuPont,! Gillette! and! UPS

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    The Chrysler Corporation Loan Guarantee Act Of 1979

    The Chrysler Corporation suffered from persistent financial problems, which were consistent of bad management practices. Without financial relief Chrysler was estimate to lose $2.5 billion and it shutdown would disrupt: • Direct and indirect job markets of the automobile industry • Competition within the automobile business • Economy would be adversely affected by its failure The Chrysler Corporation Loan Guarantee Act of 1979 decision-making process existed with numerous constraints: • Environmental

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    International Harvester Supply Chain Analysis

    bigger engines and a beefier suspension set up. Engineers redesigned the sheet metal to accommodate a more modern look. The L trucks received larger wheels and tires. They also added creature comforts like an optional radio and variable speed wiper motors. Technology advancements and fierce competition sent the designers back to the drawing board in the early 50s. IH replaced the L-series with the R-series in 1952 and the S-series launched in 1955. IH Truck Restoration

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    GM Conversation Essay

    (Korosec). The conglomerate was allegedly made aware of this issue as early as 2001 but did not initiate any moves to fix the dilemma at hand (Korosec). It can be reasoned that this was a major factor that ruined the brand’s image and reputation to the general

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    Radioshack Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

    RadioShack owes its creditor Salus Capital Partners $150 million. During this auction, they were bought by hedge fund Standard General for 160 million. Standard General plans to keep and operate the 1743 stores that can be salvaged. By salvaging the stores, they are keeping more than 7,000 jobs for Americans. This is made possible by an alliance with Sprint to bring their services and plans to the

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    Town Crier Research Paper

    The Mackinac Island Town Crier is a week by week, occasional daily paper that covers occasions in and around Mackinac Island in the U.S. condition of Michigan. The Town Crier has been possessed by the group of Wesley H. Maurer Sr. since 1957, making it one of Michigan's most seasoned family-possessed and - worked daily papers. Starting 2007, the Town Crier was distributed 22 times each year, with week after week issues in the late spring and occasional issues in the late fall, winter, and early spring

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    Diesel Import Trucks Research Paper

    Diesel performance pickup trucks are the favorite when it comes to heavy duty hauling and towing. They are known for their superbly sturdy built with their useful open rear truck bed. Loading light to heavy cargos, towing trailers, and navigating extreme road conditions are never a bother with these utility trucks. Their impressive power stroke turbodiesel engines are the driving force that allows these trucks to accomplish big things. With their unrivaled road capabilities, no other vehicle can

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    American-Made Cars: Pros And Cons

    Back in the 1960s, Ford, GM, and Chrysler (the big three) dominated car production in the United States. People who held manufacturing jobs with these companies were well paid, had great benefits, and lived the American dream. When the 1970s brought higher gasoline prices, small foreign-made cars became popular in this country because of their fuel efficiency. The big three lost their dominant share of the U.S. auto sales market and many American auto workers lost their jobs. Since then, there has

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    Comparison-Moss Warranty

    At Cassels Garage we hear the same stories over and over from our valued customers regarding pressure from car dealerships. It sounds so wonderful when the new car salesman first says it: "Free oil changes for life." The new car buyer dreams of expense-free maintenance, but of course oil changes are not the only maintenance your car will need. It is easy to see what a free oil change gives to the car owner, but what it gives the dealer is more subtle. It gives the dealer a regular opportunity

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    Comparison: Chevrolet Cruze

    Upon researching the 2010 Chevrolet Malibu and 2015 Chevrolet Cruze, my vehicle preference would be the Malibu. As a starter car, the price of the Malibu, which is less than $5,000, is a more realistic and manageable choice than the Cruze. The monthly loan payments for 3 years, including interest, are just over $150, while the Cruze has a heavy price tag $650. Additionally, about $150 for auto insurance would have to be added to both of the cars’ total monthly payments. Also, the True Cost to Own

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