Essays on Moat

Why did you choose to analyze this company?

I chose the Coca-Cola Company because of the apparent simplicity of its business: to sell sugary drinks to the world. They can do it better than anyone else and provide a good return to investors.

What were the opinions of some of your referenced articles on this stock as an investment?

One of the articles indicated that Coca-Cola was taking a hit from the Euro: the relative strength of the European currency versus emerging markets’ currencies explained a decrease in 2.7% of total revenue, despite an increase in total volume of sales (Coca-Cola Weakened by Strong Euro, 2016). Other two articles pointed to a more serious long-run threat: the imposition of a sugar tax in ...

From the Ming Dynasty to the end of the reign of Qing Dynasty, Forbidden City was the imperial palace to the Chinese. It is situated in the middle of Beijing and presently houses the current palace Museum. Palace museum is one of the world’s famous museums because of its collection of ancient materials which were used during the reign of the Qing and Ming dynasties. Palace museum served as the home of emperors, together with their family’s households. It was highly respected since ever one viewed it as the throne to the leadership of the Chinese nation. ...

Harris KhatriArt work name: Saint George killing the dragon (Bernado Martorell) November 14, 2013Hum 123-002

Oakton Community College

Introduction

Any work of art apart from being attractive and beautiful, it has both a superficial and deeper meaning (Erbach, 2008). This submission examines the Bernat (Bernado) Martorell’s painting of Saint George killing a dragon and describes the form, size, technique, color, texture and lines of the painting. It further gives details of the movement, content, theme and interpretation in art. Figure 1(a) and (b) shows the actual painting of St. George killing the dragon. Figure one (a) Saint George killing the dragon Figure 1(b): Dragon being killed by Saint George According to Wood (2003), this ...

Being at the eastern end of Madagascar Island, the Madagascar lowland forests are specifically known as the moist broadleaf region because of the warm humid winds which flow from the southeast area. This ecoregion comprises of lowland forests that extend from the eastern coast of Madagascar to the northern highlands. The Madagascar Island has been isolated for several years which helped animals and plants to build their homes. Consequently, the Madagascar lowland forests are densely populated with fauna and flora which is a typical characteristic of lowland forests that are evergreen with orchids, bamboos, lemurs and other species. However, the ...

HTA Architects Ltd & Anor v Countryside Properties Plc & Ors [2002] EWHC 482 (TCC) (26 March 2002)

HTA Architects Ltd & Anor v Countryside Properties Plc & Ors [2002] EWHC 482 (TCC) (26 March 2002) Background to parties The case involves two broad parties; the claimant and the respondents. The claimants in the case are Hunt Thompson Associates (“HTA”) and HTA Architects Ltd. The defendants, were Countryside Properties Plc (“Countryside”), Taywood Homes Ltd. (“Taywood”), and Taylor Woodrow Plc (“TW”). The case arises on the domain of contract law. In the 1990’s in the City of London, the Greenwich Peninsula was set for redevelopment. In that strain, it was agreed that the Millennium Dome be constructed ...

Introduction

The London tower was founded in 1066 by William the conqueror. It is regarded as one of the most famous fortresses in the world. In Britain, it is a frequently visited historical and heritage site. The main reason for building the London tower was to control and protect the London city. The white Tower, which is the most outstanding feature of the London tower, was built in 1078 by William the conqueror (David 2007). The white tower has not changed much and its appearance today is the same as that of Norman period. The London tower has served different functions ...