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    Global Strategy

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    Hyundai Motor Company Question 1: HMC’s problems and strategy Introduction: During 1980s and 1990s‚ Hyundai group had been affected by several factors whether internally or externally which had a huge influence on its market position and brand image‚ in particular its U.S subsidiary‚ Hyundai Motor America (HMA). This report will focus on these factors particularly in US and the strategies that help Hyundai to overcome these problems with my point of view regarding whether these strategies

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    Ford Pinto

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    Amy Bruney Marketing Ethics I. Introduction II. Literature Review III. Recommendations & Implications for Marketing Managers IV. Conclusion V. Sources INTRODUCTION “For seven years the Ford Motor Company sold cars in which it knew hundreds of people would needlessly burn to death.” Mark Dowie‚ Author of Pinto Madness (8) One of the biggest automotive news stories in the latter part of the 1970’s dealt with tales of exploding Ford Pintos and the considerable

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    Alan Mulally has been CEO of Ford Motor Company since September 2006. Upon his arrival‚ Mulally took over "The Way Forward" restructuring plan (Wilson 2006) at Ford to move the company in a more competitive performance nationally and globally. Alan continues to lead through communication‚ openness‚ and the drive to succeed as he did at Boeing Company. Mulally is an effective leader and he knew that it would take everyone reestablishing “One Ford” for the company to achieve the goal of becoming the

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    Commercial Vehicles These are divided into 2 categories according to the loads they can carry: 4. 1. Light Commercial Vehicles – Gross vehicle weight limit is 7.5 tonnes – Cargo‚ Tempo‚ Mini Buses‚ and Mini Trucks etc. Major players are Tata Motors Ltd.‚ Swaraj Mazda

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    maintain a prosperous business. Some companies use an exorbitant amount of money in order to promote their products and services and companies in the automotive industry are close to the top of that list. The goal of advertising and promoting is to get the product out to the targeted customer base as well as to expand the customer base that has been established. Two companies that have done a good job of advertising and promotion are Toyota and Ford. Toyota Toyota motor corporate is a Japanese automotive

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    Jason Choi Student ID: 910687406 Professor Simeon IBUS 690_01 Automotive Industry in South Korea I. Introduction (Sector Analysis) A. Country Background Known as one of the Four Asian Tigers‚ South Korea‚ officially known as the Republic of South Korea has become a major force in today’s globalized economy. With a population of just around fifty million people‚ South Korea has a thriving economy‚ which is Asia’s fourth largest economy with a GDP (nominal) of $1.151 trillion

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    Ford Pinto Trial

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    CEO Henry Ford II decided it would be a great idea to compete with the Japanese and Germans making Lee Iacocca the new President of Ford Motor Company. As the new President the role of Lee Iacocca was very great in which he had to make a decision in how would the company become a success in a new market in which they never been before. As a successful company in making medium and large vehicles Ford was going into a new steeping stone on making compact cars. The creation of the Pinto helped Ford

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    Business Failed

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    Business failure is when a company is forced to close because it is unable to generate enough income to cover its expenses. If business owners predict that business failure is evident‚ some will cease operating immediately; others operate until they run out of cash. Established businesses tend to fail because of economic conditions‚ political changes‚ or management decisions. New business failure is mostly the result of poor planning or decision-making. The following companies are examples of business

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    inventory management is a top priority for companies looking to free up cash and leverage working capital. Inventory turnover varies widely across different industries and different companies. We will discuss how inventory management does affect company’s performance and which factors could affect the inventory turnover ratios. We analyzed five industries: pharmacy‚ automobile manufacture‚ grocery store‚ clothing‚ and restaurant industry. And we choose 2 companies from each industry to analyze by comparing

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    high performance. (Kreitner & Kinicki‚ 2004). Nissan Motor Company Nissan Motor Company was Japan’s second largest automaker after Toyota but declining sales due to an unpopular product line caused the company to reach the brink of bankruptcy in 1998. Due to financial problems throughout the 1990s‚ Nissan formed an alliance with the French auto manufacturer Renault and named Carlos Ghosn‚ the first non-Japanese person to run a Japanese car company as its leader. Ghosn understood that his job was not

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