What are 4 examples of what this means in a business situation.
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A great example is the Michael Jackson fiasco: it may not be illegal for him to share his bed with other peoples' male children, but it sure isn't the "right" thing to do. It's not really a business example, though, but his fans seem to believe that it's OK since it's not illegal. (shivers)\n\nIn business, many decisions are made just because they're "not illegal" maneuvers, though companies have started taking morals and ethics into account. Sadly, it's not something that seems to be catching on quickly enough.\n\nAn example might be a landowner buying up a city block and knocking the buildings down because he/she doesn't like the look of them. Maybe he went through all the legal hoops and bought out the residents to get them to move, but the residents still had to uproot themselves when they may have been just fine being left alone.\n\nOther examples could involve profit and advertising: I've heard that certain companies might be leery about advertising menthol or malt liquor products in "urban" areas because of the racial stereotypes such advertisement fosters. Now, to maximize profits, it may be a smart move to advertise there, but what are they really gaining other than money?
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A company can acquire competition.\nCan increase earnings.\nCan enter complimentary businesses.\nCreate economies of scale.\n\nBAD:\nCan lose money.\nCan dilute shareholder equity.\nCan divert attention from core business.\nCan acquire a hornets nest of troubles.
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business is business\npersonal is personal\n\nthis is true dealing with people, as well as with your own life. remember to take time out to enjoy the fruits of your labor. on the business side, don't take it personal. if the biz fails, it is not personal. if you have a bad experience with a customer, its not personal. if someone rips you off, go after them. dont have sympathy, its business, NOT personal. \n\ncustomer service is the most important thing to focus on. that is the only thing that will make your biz stand out in a crowd. make your customers remember you by surprising them with your level of service. this is true in ANY type of business
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Try internet site in googhle just type in key words  such as business forms, documents etc.  Here is one site http://www.allbusiness.com/
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1. you never give me your money\n2. Every little thing\n3. Everybody's trying to be my baby\n4. I't wont be long
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It depends on the business and your experience with those kind of jobs.
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Environment - Store.\n\nPositive:  Two people have "conflicting" ideas about how to merchandise a new line of products.  Have each work on a display to show the Mgr. his/her idea.  The positive result is two productive employees who have pride in their work *and* a better merchandised store as two displays have been done.\n\nNegative:  Same situation as above, but the Mgr. consistently gives the display project to one of the two employees.  The negative result is an atmosphere of favoritism, a lack of trust from the management and eventually the "unchosen" employee will become disgruntled and stop trying at all...exactly the opposite from the above at-work attitude.\n\nGood Luck!
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It could be:\nbusiness process outsourcing\nBerlin Philharmonic Orchestra\nBase Post Office\nBoston Pops Orchestra\nor a dozen other things. See this list:\nhttp://www.acronymfinder.com/af-query.asp?Acronym=BPO&String=exact&p=ol
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sounds new to me. but people are changing the way they operate business. maybe u should consult a your manager about this sitaution
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One good thing about capitalism, if it don't work, it don't survive.  The business owner should recognize this and make necessary changes soon.  You have two options, write a resume'\nor ride out the storm.  You have to evaluate which will occur, will the owner step in to make necessary changes or will he let it fold?  If it won't fold, is it worth riding out to remain with who knows what at the other end?  I find it easier to look for a more stable company but this keeps me from advancing as fast as if I were the guy that sticks out the storms and contributes to the healing process.
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Don't know which country you are talking about, but it is possible it means "Proprietary Company", "Private Company" or "Public Company".\n\nIn most countries, "private", "closed", "proprietary" or some other similar title implies a smaller company with few shareholders that therefore has fewer compliance regulations placed on it. It can not list on an exchange.\n\nIn most countries, "public" companies usually have many shareholders, therefore have more compliance regulations placed on it and can list on an exchange after complying with all the listing rules.
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negotiations\ncontracts\nperserverence\ninvention
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I think you'd have to put it in context to get a decent answer (at least from someone who hasn't read the article to which you refer).  It could mean any number of things depending on the sentences that preceded or followed it.
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Never heard it in common usage.  Maybe in technical jargon:\nTry:  'There were many problems in trying to do this in Canada'.   Then go on to describe the difficulties.
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NOTE: You would also include a saying, so that your customers would be aware of your business.\n\n\n\n\nMisca PC's\n\nLeerX PC's\n\nTrinux PC Machines\n\nBeesxo Electronics\n\n  Breca thinking machine*\n \n  Brecka cybernetics\n\nOran neural networks\n\nFix-Machines workstation\n\nPC's Brain Scan\n\nComputer-Assist \n\nThingamabob\n\nPC's Widget     \n\nTote-Up PC\n\nComputer-Aided              \nComputer Age Doctor\n\nDebug PC Machines & Co.\n\nPC Revamp & Co.
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I would be in a better position to answer if you let us know what these letters stand for.  This is some type of career oriented liscense or degree so you could ask this question under the career categories under Business.  \n\nIn the U.S. this term usually refers to school children who have special educational needs.  \n\nYou may get better answers if you post this question in the Higher Education or Business/Careers categories.  You'll get more answers if you explain what type of field you are considering.
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1. About the project\n2. Present Market Scenario & Your Strategy\n3. Production Process\n4. Raw Material Requirement & Availabiltity\n5. Other Resources Required\n6. Project Costing\n7. Detailed Financials spread over a period of say 3 years\n8. Conclusion