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    Executing Strategy with Global Virtual Teams - Case Study

    Using the “Managing a Global Team: Greg James at Sun Microsystems, Inc. (A)” (Harvard Business School case, no. 9-409-003) by Tsedal Neeley and Thomas J. Delong I need help coming up with answers to these questions: 1. How well has James managed his global team? 2. Who is responsible for the HS Holding crisis? 3. What r

    Global Benefits Comparison

    POWER POINT SLIDE PRESENTATION. Select three (3) countries of your choice and conduct research into how the compensation & benefits packages of those countries differ from those of the United States. What might they do better? What might we do better? Discuss health insurance benefits, salary, paid time off, and other difference

    Business Market Entry in Global Markets

    While traveling to Singapore on a vacation, you meet Ms. Jenny Chang, an Asian business executive, in the plane. She is happy to learn that you are the international business development consultant for a multinational company. She becomes interested in your expertise and asks you to work as her company's consultant for a project

    Profit Maximization and Social Responsibility in a Company

    How is the global economy becoming more integrated. (focus on China, NAFTA, & European Union) Build a case for the convergence of profit maximization and corporate social responsibility. Define/Explain moral awareness, moral judgment, and moral character in regards to ethical decisions.

    Interpret the implication of unethical behavior

    Interpret the implication of unethical behavior and address the following like addressing students: 1. Brief historical summary on the individual or organization 2. Unethical behavior/event examined 3. Reflection on ethical standards 4. Influence of leadership 5. Social responsibility response(both actual and appropriate)

    Guidance on International Business

    1. What are the approaches international managers seek to understand when instituting change in the international arena? 2. What is culture shock and how does it affect international business? 3. What are the differences between common law, civil law, customary law, and theocratic law?

    A Prime on Sarbanes-Oxley

    I would appreciate your expert advice how to respond to the following:" Assess the effectiveness of Sox legation: 1) Brief historical summary on Sox enactment 2) The key ethical components of the Sox 3) Social responsibility implications regarding mandatory publication of corporate ethics. 4) One of the main criticisms of

    International Business

    The Asian Development Bank (ADB), owned by its 67 members whose primary goal is poverty reduction, makes its loans to SDR own a multilateral development bank. As of September 2010, these loans totaled $44.3 billion, with the largest borrowers being China, Indonesia, India, Pakistan, and the Phillipines. The ADb covers the exposu

    Globalization and the Manager

    Globalization is neither all good nor all bad, what actions will you take personally to help shape this trend? Respond as a manager.

    Subprime Loans:The under-the-Radar loans that felled a market

    I would appreciate your expertise on how to set up a blog. The title will be "Main Task: Interpret Ethical Issues with Subprime Loans" It will do the following: 1) Summarize the concept of subprime loans and the risk they pose to the lender and borrower. 2) Critique the role of leadership decision-making on the subprime lo

    Ethical considerations in Information Technology

    Your expertise in this field would be appreciated how to setup " Main task: Critique issues regarding information technology using Brooks(2010) article, develop a research paper on ethical issues regarding information technology. Be certain to examin the following in your paper. 1) Societal ethical changes caused by informati

    Starbucks Global Strategy, International Expansion, Barriers & Entry to Italy

    I need help in answering the following 3 questions 1. Describe Starbucks' global strategy. Is it engaging in more of a globalization or customization approach? 2. What appear to be some of the most significant barriers Starbucks is facing when expanding into foreign markets? 3. What are some of the most significant obsta

    the price of unethical behavior

    Your expertise would be appreciate on how to setup the following " Main task: Evaluate the price of unethical Behavior" paper in which you evaluate the Tyco international case study provided in Kaplan(2009) and Stephen et al(2009) address the following : 1) Briefly summarize the historical scenario surrounding Tyco internationa

    Discussing Ethical Behavior

    Your expertise would be appreciated. on how to setup the following" main task compare and contrast notions of ethical leadership" Assume you are an instructor of a graduate level leadership and ethics course .Using the Caldwell ,Hayes, and Long(2010) article as a basis, compare and contrast the concepts of leadership. Trustworth

    Impact of international marketers on a culture

    Marketers are agents of change. They seek to change behaviors of consumers and other potential customers or users. In what ways do international marketers impact a foreign culture through their marketing activities? (2 pages)

    Indian Business Culture

    See questions below... Please take a look at the questions and answers below and provide guide. Check to see if I answered the questions correctly and if there are sources I can use to support my answer. Q1 What are the major elements and dimensions of culture in this region? Write a short essay for this question- 50-70 wo

    Learning Objectives

    1. What are the major elements and dimensions of culture in this region? 2. How are these elements and dimensions integrated by locals conducting business in the nation? 3. How do both the above items compare with US Culture and business? 4. What are the Implications for U.S. Businesses that wish to conduct business in that

    Setting up an International Business in Canada

    Please help coming up with an outline for a group research paper on this topic: I'm thinking Canada or Hong Kong. Select a country (other than China or India) that your team wants to learn more about. Imagine that your company is a multinational enterprise that wishes to establish a subsidiary in your chosen country. Start

    short answers

    Read the article "FDI into Africa on the up" What is the impact of increasing FDI into Africa on the global economy? If you are the African firms, what should do you with this trend? http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/fdi-into-africa-on-the-up-121169669.html

    Hainsworth Innovation

    1. Look over the companies and find one that can offer us the innovation and something that i am missing that would be great. I have all the financial stats and numbers to support my conclusion. 2. What would be the cost of moving to India just so we can talk about why we chose not to move the company. See the attached file

    Foreign Exchange Rate Fluctuation

    1. Your company wants to trade in foreign currency to build its portfolio. It is a European company and currently holds most of its value in the Euro. Visit OANDA's Currency Converter and compare the exchange rates of various currencies, including the dollar, euro, yen, and renminbi. What is the rate for these currencies today w

    Chinese International Trade

    Find out as much as you can about the international trade of China 1. Answer the following two questions in a 2 page paper and post it by the end of this module. Please be sure to use the proper paper format. Visit these websites: World Bank Data from Indicators: Exports, ODA, Services, Goods, Imports http://worldbank.o

    Macroeconomic Profile of China

    Present the macroeconomic profile for China. This can be obtained through http://worldbank.org/data Identify such factors as inflation, real GDP growth, government spending, external debt, and other factors you feel may help or hinder the ease of doing business in China. Explain why.

    International Business Considerations and Variables

    Read the case below and answer the questions that follow. Coke in India, Before and After BEFORE Coke in India PepsiCo was in the Indian market during the mid-1950s, but pulled out because the business was unprofitable. Coca Cola had operated in India since 1950 but left in 1977 because the Indian government insiste

    International trade guidelines and information

    In this module, you will research information related to international finance, documents, and logistics. Without financial resources, your company will not be able to purchase goods and services. In your opinion, how does a company finance international transactions? When dealing with foreign countries, financial transac

    International Human Rights Issues

    What do you think should be the role of MNCs toward human rights issues in other countries? What are the major human rights concerns at this time? What ideas do you have for dealing with those problems? What is the role of corporate codes of conduct in dealing with these concerns?

    Impact of Culture on International Business

    The number one semiconductor company in the world Applied Materials recently merged with the world's number three semiconductor company Tokyo Elecktron. The stock prices of both companies went up significantly after the merger was announced, which shows that investors welcome this move that may create synergies and help both co