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Rajesh Agarwal, Sumeet Arora, Rahul Sharma, Vikas Jain - Indian

Petroceltic is an oil and gas explorer. It is producing about 25000 barrels of oil a day which accounts for only 20 per cent of its overall income. This means it can comfortably manage its debts and still proceed with 5 other new drilling sites and a further 5 more test sites this year. The prospects look encouraging with the CEO bullish about 2013. With shares valued at a mere 7.5p and various analyst valueing the company between 12p and 21p each there seems every reason to be optimistic.

Hyundai Motor Company was created on 1967-12-29.

T-mobile is by far the worst. We only kept them because I worked for them for almost 4 years, never had service at home (or most anywhere) would have to drive 1 mile to hope to get service and then calls dropped. We went back with ATT and all of our family members either have cancelled or are in process of cancelling. They got rid of my faves-- BIG MISTAKE!

well I'm no expert but i would imagine that one reason is so that the company can spread risks. If the economy is slow or demand is dropping in one country, chances are it will be thriving in another! Another reason may be to compete with larger companies and maybe to receive economies of scale. The market for many products if becoming more and more global-especially with the internet- and so its a case of 'multinational to survive'. Another motive is the size of the market. There may be (lets say for arguments sake) 1 million out of 60 million in the UK who want your product, where as there are billions in the world and so your market size would increase and so would sale. Lastly, with so many foreign businesses selling in the market, much of the market is taken by cheaper, bigger brands and so businesses must finnd market else where to replace the lost bits! Hope that helps but Im only doing A level business so Im no expert!! :-)

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• British Gas
• npower
• Powergen Retail
• Scottish Power
• Scottish & Southern Energy plc
• EDF Energy
• National Grid, previously known as Transco

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1.Sony

2.Exxon Mobil

3.Shell

4.Citi Bank

5.Disney Inc.

6.BP

7.HSBC

8.Toyota

9.Walmart

10.General Electric

is accentue a multinational company if yes then why?

Former Best Buy merchandizing VP Mike London has been named CEO of Polaroid.

Multinationals is both bane and boon and it is equally bane and boon, here are some points with which i can support my point.MNCs has made entire world a global village they also increased inter connectivity among nations they also produced quality products at nominal rates but you may get one doubt that we have so many good things about MNCs but why we are calling them bane why not only boon but these have their drawbacks too they are like native corporation crumbles under the competition of MNCs they became national security threat and they produces no profit to the country in which it is established except taxes remain in home country not only these there are many more drawbacks like global warming, political influence , unethical practices.

Here are some suggestions that must be followed in every country, like strict laws which favours the home country economic conditions ,more concentration of govt. on indigenous industries and offering financial support and taking less taxes .

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International and Australia Head Office

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Burleigh Heads QLD 4220

PH: +61 7 55 899 899

FAX: +61 7 55 899 800

EMAIL: info@billabong.com.au

Thomas Edison

One of the greatest inventors in history, Thomas Edison (1847-1931) is most remembered for his invention of the electric light and designing one of the original electric power stations, which brought electricity to millions. He also invented the original copy machine. Later known as a mimeograph machine (patented by Edison in 1887), it was a stencil devise that forced ink through the holes in the stencils to duplicate or copy the original document. One disadvantage of the mimeograph was that the original had to be specially created as a mimeograph stencil or master.

The machine more commonly called a copier in the early 21st century is a xerographic copier. The process was invented by Chester Carlson. It was brought to market by Carlson, working with a tam from the Battelle Institute and a team from The Haloid Company. Haloid later changed its name to Xerox Corporation.

Johnson and Johnson is a family owned company since 18906 when Herbert F. Johnson Sr became partner of the company after two years of it being founded by his father. It continues to be a well known company of many family brands today.

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The original name for Amazon.com was Cadabra.com

Philips

Gateway Inc is owned by it's shareholders, it's shares are quoted on NYSE. Corporate Headquarters Gateway, Inc.

7565 Irvine Center Drive

Irvine, CA 92618 P.S. Acer now owns Gateway as well.

Really this depends on how you look at things. The only still-independent company from now til then is Ford Motor Company. But others still exist under different names or as conglomerates or in some fashion. Companies like Sears-Roebuck are now owned by K-Mart. Marion Steam Shovel is now part of Dresser Industries. Standard Oil could Exxon Mobil (remember Exxon was Esso and Esso was SO for "Standard Oil". The name US Steel still exists but it's not the company it was then. General Electric still exists but it was not the company it was then. Westinghouse still exists but it is not the company it was then. International Harvester was around then, but under a different name. Gillette was just getting started. Kellog was growing as well. Pullman train car, Bermann Coal, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Alco and other train concerns are all gone now as are all of the railroads.

Ronak Variya owner of videocon company

There are so many companies in today's time. Banks do have there setup for credit card payment processing, there are 3rd party processors which are certified by Visa- Master card and Venture Infotek Global Pvt. Ltd in India and First data in Us are among the top Brands.

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