Corporation Case Studies Samples For Students

Multimedia Activity: Business Organization

In this paperwork, I am going to list the general requirements of an LLC, corporation, and partnership. I will also discuss a business organization that is an LLC giving the reason why it adopted this form instead of the other available forms; partnership and corporation. I will also discuss the advantages and disadvantages that come with LLC.
Through research, it is depicted that the general requirements for a partnership, an LLC, and corporation are, approximately, the same lawfully. It is expected of them that all their general requirements are formed with the intention of making or maximizing profit. Hence, Continue reading...

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What is a current liability? From the perspective of a user of financial statements, why do you believe current liabilities are separated from long-term liabilities? Based on your current experience as well as any additional research you may have done provide two examples of situations where businesses collect monies from customers and employees and reports these amounts as a current liabilities.
Current liabilities are what the company owes for its debts in the next year. Long-term liabilities are those that are debts to be paid in longer Continue reading...

EEE, Inc. is Private Corporation that can be termed public as well. In such, corporations, the owners or shareholders are not liable directly to pay any dues or taxes. It is the corporation itself, which is answerable. Hence, the claim of Reid Ellis is based on a misperception.

Graham and Black

Under RMCBA a corporation has a distinctive feature of perpetual life, to continue as an entity forever. Hence, Black can appeal against the court’s decision.
Thompson and Green Machinery Co. versus Music City Lumber Co., Inc. & Music City Sawmill Co., Inc.
RMBCA terms a corporation as an imaginary person and Continue reading...

Scenario 1

Since Johnson Corporation repurchased the shares for purposes of resale and not for constructive retirement, they are treated as treasury shares. Gain on sale of treasury stock is treated as a capital surplus. The Controller of Johnson Co. should credit the amount in the capital surplus account. On the date of repurchase of these shares, an entry is made to reduce capital by the cost incurred by the firm to repurchase the shares.

The Controller should make the following entry:

DR Treasury Stock 700
CR: Capital Surplus/ 700
Specific reference and associated literature
ASC 505-30 states the guideline for the treatment of gains on sale of Continue reading...

NAMEPROFFESORCOURSEDATERiordan Manufacturing , the international plastics manufacturer, employs about 550 people with planned annual earnings of $ 46 billion . Riordan Industries, a Fortune 1000 enterprise with revenues in excess of $ 1 billion , own the manufacturing company .
Riordan 's manufacture is separated into the following three groups : plastic beverage containers ( Albany , Georgia) ; norm prepared plastic parts in Pontiac , Michigan , and plastic fan parts made ​​in Hangzhou , China .
With the goods being produced at the different floras , Riordan 's major clienteles are motorized parts producers , aircraft builders , the United States Department of Defense , beverage bottlers and creators , and machine constructers .
This paper Continue reading...

International Business

International Business

The Walt Disney Corporation was established in the year 1923, in Los Angeles, California by two brothers Roy Disney and Walt Disney. It is in their small office that they first produced their first series of short action animated films called the Alice Comedies. The rent to their small office was approximately $10 a month, but within four, months, the brothers together with their growing staff members moved to a larger office next door (Wale, 2009). In 1925, the brothers made a deposit for a Hyperion Avenue lot located in the Silver Lake District. Construction on their Continue reading...

Walt Disney Corporation

The Walt Disney Corporation was established in the year 1923, in Los Angeles, California by two brothers Roy Disney and Walt Disney. It is in their small office that they first produced their first series of short action animated films called the Alice Comedies. The rent to their small office was approximately $10 a month, but within four, months, the brothers together with their growing staff members moved to a larger office next door. In 1925, the brothers made a deposit for a Hyperion Avenue lot located in the Silver Lake District. Construction on their new studio began shortly Continue reading...

Introduction

Question one
The Jen-O-Mex is a JeJecraft management firm that was found in 1930 by two brothers namely Dan and Ralph to construct Venetian blinds. They encounter different problems in their daily operations as they try to satisfy their customers’ needs globally.
Multinational companies find it quit challenging to make the available, willing and potential customers aware of their products and services that are providing. Customers are mostly readily prepared to purchase goods but the producers fail to inform them on where, how or at what cost they can get the goods (Eden, 23). Factors that have facilitated to Continue reading...

The recent global financial crisis of 2009 had far reaching implications for numerous sectors of the economy of the United States. The crisis also affected other institutions in other countries. In the United States, one of the industries that took a severe beating from the 2009 financial crisis was the banking industry. The crisis resulted in banks finding themselves in hitherto uncharted waters. It was a terrain which many banks found difficult to navigate. Indeed, some of the banks were even on the brink of being wound up. While the financial crisis played a role in the challenges that Continue reading...

A business strategy is defined as the means by which a business or an organization sets out to achieve its goals or objectives. Simply, it can be defined as a long-term business plan. Target stores have used different strategies overtime. Nancy Koehn, a Harvard Business School professor said in her review that Target Stores what the store did was to eke out its position in the retail business landscape, a strategy much different from Wal-Mart’s. Chris Merritt, a principal at Kurt Solomon Associates while commenting on branding, said that branding was one of the things Target Stores did Continue reading...

This case illustrates how Caesars Entertainment Corporation uses database technologies to build a business strategy and gain competitive advantage over other companies. The corporation invests in a service which suffers great rivalry and competition among other business systems providing the same services. Companies employ different strategies to boost their competitive powers over other companies, the Caesars Entertainment Corporation employs greater and enhanced customer relations through technology to make sure each customer is distinguished from the other. Owing to this technological strategy, the corporation gathers tremendous rewards in its profits and recognition as well as a good competitive status. The Continue reading...

REPORT ON PURCHASE OF APARTMENT

Report to ABC Commercial Real Estate Corporation on purchase of apartment

Current average rent = $2,000 per month
Total annual rent revenue = 400 × 2,000 × 12 months = $9,600,000
Return on investment = Profitinitial cost ×100%
= 9,600,00090,000,000 ×100% = 10.67%
Assuming a cost of capital/required rate of return of 10%, the net present value for this project can be computed as follows:

Supposing the apartment is purchased, the NPV of the project will be as follows

Cash flow for year 6 represents the cash flow the corporation will generate on sale of the apartment after 5 years. Assuming the apartment will be sold at the same price it was bought, Continue reading...

Management Information System

- What role does IT play and what are the key IT objectives for Intel Corp? Identify also the key stakeholders for Intel Corp and their preferences.
Intel Corporation, a major computer infrastructure developer and software applications product manufacturer, is a global organization dedicated to the transfer of information and furtherance of business intelligence throughout the world. The company’s executive management is in daily contact with investor shareholders, the traditional stakeholders of the corporation, as well as company employees and an extended value chain of vendors and other partners involved in the research and development, manufacture and supply Continue reading...

The OHS solution being a company which operates on the basis of the corporation act is managed by three to four directors of which three of them being Emma who is the accountant director, Des who is an occupational health and safety Director and Satish who has specialized In information technology and is also a director who runs the business IT sector. The company went further to employ a friend of Des Ying who works as a non-executive director having varied roles in the OHS company . Ying is also is the director of the support Pty Ltd. The Pty Continue reading...

In this paper, we will look at the case between Australia Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) and Peter James Shafron. The case comes by from the employment of Mr. Shafron in 1998 as general counsel and company secretary of James Hardie Industries Ltd (JHIL). A year later, Mr. Donald Cameron was then appointed joint secretary with Mr. Shafron.
The court of appeal found that Mr. Shafron had contravened s 180(1) of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) in two respects that are put in issue in the appeal. Both the contraventions were those of omission: failing to give advice, Continue reading...

Introduction

With data volumes, “big data” expected to go through unprecedented growth, CIO’s need to ensure that business value is maximized and companies gain a competitive advantage over their competitors. With Volvo as a corporation collecting large amounts of data, it needed to ensure that the data is converted into something resourceful, and that would improve the overall customer experience.

How Volvo Car Corporation integrated the cloud infrastructure into its networks

The ability to collect large amounts of data without impacting on the performance of an organization is invaluable. Many organizations are faced with this challenge when collecting and transferring large amounts of data. Volvo Corporation collects terabytes of data Continue reading...

BUSINESS

- Giving of priority
One of the most essential things to note in every corporation and its activities, especially from a financial and resources perspective is the fact that it should be based and focused on investing in the areas that will be most productive and give room for maximum returns. At the same time, it should also focus on investing in the areas that have the most room for growth. In this case, it will be necessary for Jeff to consider and give priority to the facility that will not only promote effective business, but also, maximize on Continue reading...

In the year 1986, Ms. Hillary Clinton was appointed as a lawyer to the Wal-Mart board. The board consisted of 15 members. She worked for the corporation for 6 years. Ms. Clinton declined to talk about her Board membership at Wal-Mart posing questions as to whether it will impact negatively, or positively in her quest for the white house.
Her board membership is likely to impact negatively on her race to the White house. During her campaign for the Democratic ticket for the presidency in 2008 elections, her post at Wal-Mart was rarely discussed. She herself avoided the topic Continue reading...

1. What is piercing the corporate veil?
This is a situation whereby an individual from a corporation is held liable for the debts of the corporation by the court. It overlooks the principle that holds the corporation solely liable according to contract or tort (Miller & Cross, 2013).
2. What are the factors that a court considers to pierce the corporate veil?
- Whether the owner came up with the corporation with the objective of his own personal gains.
- When a corporation transfers its assets to another corporation to avoid liability.
- When the owner transfers his property to Continue reading...

Background Information:

Union Carbide Corporation is a corporation or a wholly owned subsidiary of Dow Chemical; it is the producer of chemicals and polymers that undergo more than one conversion before it reaches the consumers. The company employs over 2400 people. The markets that are served by these products include paints and coatings, packaging, cable and wire, household products, personal care, automotive, textiles, agriculture, oil, gas and pharmaceuticals. The Union Carbide Corporation is a earlier constituent of the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
The company had found a cost-effective way to produce ethylene from naturally found gas and liquids, such as propane Continue reading...

The Atchison Corporation has a rich history that dates back to 1948. It was founded in St. Louis by the Atchison family as a firm operating both philosophy and family names. With the steady growth of the company, a couple of changes were seen as the company’s name changed from Atchison Brothers to The Atchison Corporation. As a leading manufacturer and distributor of quality house cleaning products, The Atchison Corporation registered profits but later saw a major decline in all its operations due to stiff and conservative management. It is alluded that benchmarking of the company was inappropriate Continue reading...

Introduction

According to Mainan & Ferrell, corporate social responsibility (CSR) can also be referred to as corporate citizenship or sustainable social business. CSR involves the activities undertaken by an organization in order to ensure that it complies with the ethical standards and law. Corporate social responsibility is an objective of an organization which entails the organization to participate in the well being of the surrounding community. For example, the organization can sponsor some students from the community within which it operates . Organizations engage in corporate social responsibility for various reasons such as a way of improving the human resource. Risk management Continue reading...

Corporate responsibility is an emerging issue and trend in organizational behavior. It is termed as an emerging issue because previously, many organizations did not take part in any corporate responsibility activities. However, it increasingly became clear that to remain successful and expand their businesses further, organizations needed to take part in corporate responsibility activities. They have to enhance their image among their clients and the wider public at large so as to be seen as responsible corporates. Corporates do this by undertaking activities which though not directly related to their core business, they nevertheless had a net positive impact Continue reading...

1. The name of the organisation, the industry it operates in and the issue relevant to ethics and corporate governance with which it was connected.
a. What were the conditions at the organisation that led to this example of poor corporate governance? (5 marks)
b. What were the outcomes for the board of directors, the shareholders, the staff of the organisation, its customers and the general public? (5 marks)
The processes and structures for control and direction of firms is corporate governance. It is concerned with the associations between board of directors, management, control of major and minor shareholders Continue reading...

Introduction

- Background of the Organization
In this paper, the Four-Part Model is applied in the context of the social responsibility activities of the Coca Cola Corporation. In this regard, the specific components of this model will be discussed, and the effects of their application within this organization will also be analyzed. The Coca Cola Corporation is one of the largest soft-drinks` manufacturer in the United States and the globe at large. The company`s operations are found in almost all the countries in the world, and its corporate social responsibility programs are also run parallel to the company`s Continue reading...

Introduction

Corporate responsibility assumes many other names based on context. Whatever the name one gives the concept, corporate responsibility aims to encourage businesses and corporations to assume the responsibility for its actions an enhancing positive impact by way of its activities towards its consumers, communities, employees, stakeholders and the environment. The concept has been the subject of scholarly debate for a while now. From the debate, scholars have postulated three perspectives of the concept of corporate responsibility. These are the social economic, the classic economic perspective and broader social perspective. This paper will review the implications of the three perspectives Continue reading...

New York Times Company’s internal financial analysis and appraisal

Established in 1851, The New York is one of the newspapers in the United States that hashave consistently and continuously provided news and information to the United States citizens for many decades, consequently receiving affirmation from various camps across the world. One of the company’s strongest points that have made it successful in its media coverage is the fact that it operates both physically and has an online site as well, and this makes it possible for the company tom access the most customers possible (Kotler & Armstrong, 2008). Continue reading...

- Look through a selection of corporate social responsibility/sustainability reports from Egyptian Listed Companies. What reasons do the companies give for producing the report? Do their reasons coincide with a business case or a pure ethics motive for corporate social responsibility?
There are two kinds of business or corporation. The first type goes after profits and the second one does not, hence the names for-profit and not-for-profit organizations. The former exists to make profits and it can be asserted that the main priority of such organizations is to generate profits above anything else. On the other hand, the latter Continue reading...

The Mission and Value of Google Company

The corporate culture and mission of Google Company reflects a philosophy of creating money without doing wickedness or evil. Moreover, work must be challenging and fun. At Google, these beliefs dictate life. The Google’s Inc certified mission statement is arranging or organizing information of the world and making it globally useful and accessible (Corporate Information 3). It has a value of no retaliation. Google Company forbids retaliation against any employee within the firm who participates in or reports an investigation enquiry of a likely violation of their code (Google’s Corporate Information 10).

History of the Google Company

Sergey Brin and Larry Page, Continue reading...

Business—Drypers Case Study Paper

Introduction
Diapers in the past couple of decades have slowly but surely become a necessity. Thanks to the considerable increase in population of infants and toddlers, which comprise more than 3 quarters of the entire diaper manufacturing and retailing industry, this has become a reality. Because of all of these factors, there has been a continuously growing need to focus other interventions that would convert to better brand and product awareness, which, if things go as planned, would lead to a significant increase in product mobilization and therefore, sales and profits.
Fortunately, there are many ways that the diaper Continue reading...

The History of CSR in China before CSR Law

Corporate Social Responsibility has attracted the attention of businesses and governments throughout the globe in recent times. Perhaps, it is imperative to note that the concept of CSR was invented in the United States, and it spread to the rest of the world as a result of world. China is among the leading countries in developing policies to deal with this issue. This history of CSR in China is associated with the emergence of multinational corporations (MNCs) in the country as early as from 1970s, following the economic reforms of the country (USA China Law Group, 2013). Prior to Continue reading...

Introduction

Over the years, Coca Cola has formulated a business model that has enabled it to remain amongst the most successful corporations within the beverage industry. The organization has been the global leader in the industry based on its competitive strategies that enhance the achievement of a competitive advantage. The focus of this paper is to analyze the new vending machine so as to ascertain its suitability. It will also provide recommendations of some of the possible solutions to the various problems associated with the new vending machine.

Problem Statement

The Coca Cola Company is perceived to be a corporation whose success Continue reading...

Human Resource Management Predicament in Multicultural Organization in China

The current business trends towards globalization require that organizations manage their human resources in a manner that enhances communication and integration of employees to increase productivity. The increasing globalization also implies that people can work in organizations in different localities from their origin, and thus, this has seen increment of intergroup differences within organizations. As companies seek to employ the best performing employees, cultural differences increase within these organizations because talented employees cannot theoretically and practically originate solely from the same culture or locality. The Continue reading...

Company Overview

Robert Mondavi Corporation is one the leading innovative producers and marketers of high quality brands of wines particularly premium table wines. The company was founded in 1943 and typically operates in the United States but operates in more than 90 countries of the world. Robert Mondavi Corporation is headquartered in Napa, California. Some of the core brands of the company include Robert Mondavi Private Selection, Woodbridge, and Robert Mondavi Winery. Other smaller wineries from the company are Arrowood in Sonoma and Santa Maria. The company is also involved in partnerships with other winemakers. For instance, Robert Mondavi Continue reading...

Abstract

Financial risk hedging and corporate management are important tools for non-financial corporations. Following the theories of Modigliani and Miller corporate risk management is an irrelevant activity. However, the presence of market imperfections can explain the corporate use of derivatives. Hedging can contribute to the firm value, when firms face a progressive tax rate and when in the presence of the expected costs from financial distress. Moreover, hedging can lower agency costs of debt. The use of derivatives can be also explained by the managers’ behaviour towards risk. The aim of the paper is to evaluate the theoretical and empirical Continue reading...

Apple Computer, Inc. is a large corporation that has been in the technology industry for many years. In the event of product innovation and manufacture, Apple customers have always expected and demanded only the best quality goods. Therefore, this has added pressure on the managing entity and other workers of Apple not to compromise on the quality of their goods or customer service efforts. Herein lays the beginning of the major challenges Apple has to face in their day to day activities .
With a history dating back to 1976, when Steve Jobs and Stephen Wozniak came together to form Continue reading...

Current Strategies of SONY

The major strategic problem which Sony Corporation faced was inefficient and ineffective structures of manufacturing which led to a decrease in the quality of the company’s products. However, currently the Japanese management has taken full control in order to improve the productivity through use of quality control and total quality control. Application of total quality control has been a good strategy for the company which is intended to help Sony Corporation create a way of thinking which is process oriented and thus help the company in developing those strategies that gives a promise of a continuous enhancement.
The Continue reading...

Various Issues Relating to the Corporations Act and their Effects on Directors and their Duties

The directors are required by the Corporations Act 2001 not to do anything that requires disclosure to investors. If they fail to do so they are held liable by Sec 45 of the Corporations Act that stipulates the governance of a small proprietary company. According to Peter the constitution of Kandy K restricts the directors to facilitating a loan of not more than one million dollars unless the members pass the resolution in a general meeting as was the case in Howard v Patent Ivory Manufacturing Co (1888) where the decision by the directors to borrow Continue reading...

Integrated Corporate Reporting

Introduction
Integrated Corporate Reporting (ICR) can definitively be termed as a contemporary approach to communication by businesses with the intent of providing a holistic report on the organization’s strategy. Hence, ICR is a concise communication approach to bring together all mannerism of reporting on the state of the business enterprise. Such include concerns regarding strategy, risk, performance and sustainability etcetera. Therefore, ICR is particularly concerned with provision of succinct information that captures the key challenges and opportunities that a business is faced with in its sustainability. This paper evaluates the concept of Integrated Corporate Reporting in the context Continue reading...

Part 1: Group dynamics3Section 1: Working in groups and team.3

Section 2: Conflict and negotiation.5
Section 3: Management and leadership.6
Part 2: The organization system.7Section 1: Organization structure7
Part 2: The organization system.9Section 1: Organization structure..9

Section 3: HR policies & practices11

Conclusion...12

References13

Introduction
Group dynamics in organizations revolve around the relations between employees and managers and how they interact in groups. These groups and teams may be formal or informal, and they may be set for specific tasks or for general tasks. Group dynamics determine the chances of success of an organization as far as team work is concerned. In this paper, Wal-Mart is the organization for the study. This multinational is the largest Continue reading...