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    Pest: Marketing and Shoes

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    Executive Summary Working on this project on the Servis shoes company first of all we have define the product line of Servis company‚ after that we have done industry analysis by performing PEST analysis and future trends in the PEST of shoes industry. After this we have performed “Porter Five Force Model”‚ competitor analysis‚ marketing strategies of servis and change in competition in the shoes industry. We have also discussed that what should a leader do in this kind of situation in the industry

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    with them. She was tipped off that one of the things they researched did not pan out. The spending on the project would not yeild any sales so the expected companies profits would never be. This is a bad thing if you own the stock the way Martha Stewart did. The illegal part was that she was told that the company was not doing well before anyone else or before it became public knowledge. She sold her stock and the next day or two the company announced their problems. This caused their stock to plunge

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    CASE STUDY: MARTHA STEWART OF LIVING OMNIMEDIA Sanjay Gokhale Indiana Wesleyan University July 26‚ 2010 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA V. MARTHA STEWART AND PETER BACANOVIC MSLO AND TALENTED MARTHA STEWART Martha Stewart is the founder of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia‚ L.L.C. (MSLO). Since Martha is an icon known for her imagination and creativity‚ no wonder that it is reflected in her products. They are comparable to the top brands in the country‚ which shows her class. MSLO is comprised of four

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    Ballet). Around the 1800’s‚ pointe shoes were not like they are now. They used to be flat slippers with no support. Shoes were not the only thing that has drastically changed‚ it used to be that performers would wear masks and headdresses instead of stage makeup (A Brief History of Ballet). Throughout history‚ ballet has changed in many ways from pointe shoes to performances to stage makeup because of different technology and society’s expectations. Pointe shoes have not been the same since ballerinas

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    were younger and someone said ballerina‚ you probably thought tutu‚ leotard‚ tights‚ hair in a bun‚ and pointe shoes. Of course‚ when I was younger I did not call them pointe shoes‚ but pink flats with the ribbons on them. Now I know that there is more to pointe shoes than just fabric. According to an article called‚ “The Point of Pointe Shoes‚” by Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre‚ pointe shoes look quite dainty‚ however they are not and cannot be because they must be sturdy enough to support and balance

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    3rd‚ 1941‚ Martha and Edward Kostyra gave birth to Martha Stewart. Martha was the second born out of six kids and was born in Jersey City‚ New Jersey. Here is her story of how she became one of the great business leaders. Growing up‚ Stuart’s father had made sure that from a young age the children would be taught the value of self-sufficiency. With this‚ the Kostyra children had to do various household chores. From this‚ Stewart learned how to cook‚ sew‚ and garden. From the skills she

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    Throughout the case study on Martha Stewart‚ evidence provided illustrates how public relations can alter the image of a national personality in both negative and positive lights. In particular‚ the case illustrates how Stewart’s initially poor public relations responses tarnished her image and‚ only after changing her tactics‚ did she actually work toward correcting the problem. Ultimately‚ the Martha Stewart case is pivotal in illustrating how the power of public relations‚ if used correctly

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    Those were the words that Martha Stewart said on the courthouse steps on July 16‚ 2004‚ as she had just been sentenced to five months in prison. A defiant Martha Stewart was trying to instill confidence in her stock holders and save a sinking ship‚ her company‚ Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Incorporated (MSO). That day her companies stock closed at $ 12.25 a share a 36 % jump. (www.forbes.com) Therefore as one asks the question; as a CEO did Martha Stewart handle the indictment responsibly;

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    Introduction Martha Stewart is an American Home decorator Icon surrounded by accusations of Inside trading‚ Obstruction of justice‚ False statements and Conspiracy. Her trial and investigation lasted for two years ending with her being found guilty of charges and convicted to spend time in jail‚ home arrest and probation. In this work I will expose Martha Stewart’s behavior and why her actions were considered outlaw‚ unethical and unprofessional. I will also explain which ethical behavior she used

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    In June of 2003‚ Martha Stewart was indicted on several criminal and civil counts from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) . Without consideration of the verdict‚ the question remains; Did Martha Stewart‚ as CEO‚ act responsibly? Even though she was found guilty on all four counts against her‚ she could still be considered to have acted ethically. To determine the responsibility and ethics of her actions‚ the specifics of the case will be applied to a process to determine both the utility

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