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making them the first company to create a framework to ensure manufacturing would be conducted through consistent standards on a global level. In 1998 they started a $25 million multi-year donation to the UCLA children’s hospital, which is now called the Mattel Children’s Hospital at UCLA. However, Mattel has not always been able to maintain their image of child-like innocence. The corporation has had numerous complaints that they’ve stolen ideas for their toy-lines from children who have entered
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they will not be liable for more than their personal investments in the company and the investors will be treated as shareholders. The majority owner Eyassu Semegn will contribute to the business venture from his personal savings. With excellent marketing plan, the cultural convenience Store expects to growth faster when it became more familiar to the public around the great city of Columbia. The Ethiopian cultural store, Culturethiopia will start its operation soon, and it assumed that
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