Marketing

Licensing, joint ventures, minority or majority equity stake, and ownership are points along a ...

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Japan's Fuji Photo Film Company invested hundreds of millions of dollars in the United States after ...

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The driving force behind many of the business acquisitions is globalization.

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Companies may move from licensing or joint venture strategies to ownership in order to achieve ...

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In 2008, the largest merger and acquisition deal in the pharmaceutical industry, Roche's acquisition ...

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GM and South Korea's Daewoo Group formed a joint venture which helped Daewoo improve its ...

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The joint venture between Corning Glass and Mexican manufacturer Vitro failed primarily due to ...

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A lesson that can be learned from Anheuser-Busch's experience in Japan is that it is better to give ...

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A joint venture with a local partner represents a more extensive form of strategy that is similar to ...

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Foreign direct investment figures reflect investment flows out of the home country as companies ...

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Franchising in a global market is actually a market-entry strategy that is typically executed with ...

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McDonald's has learned the wisdom of leveraging local market knowledge by granting franchisees ...

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In China, regulations require foreign franchisers to directly own two or more stores for a minimum ...

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Franchising is a variation of licensing strategy in which there is a contract between the parent ...

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Franchising is another variation of licensing strategy.

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One of the advantages of a license arrangement is that it can create export market opportunities and ...

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Organizations as diverse as Disney, Caterpillar, and National Basketball Association make extensive ...

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Licensing is a contractual agreement whereby one company (the licensor) makes a legally protected ...

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Starbucks' relentless pursuit of global market opportunities illustrates the fact that most firms ...

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Recently "Call Centers" have mushroomed in countries like India, China, and Philippines due to the ...

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In 2010, dozens of Bangladeshis were killed in two separate fires in factories that made clothing ...

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An executive is undecided whether to rely on in-house or external export specialists/intermediaries ...

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What are some of the entities that an exporter should be familiar with? Describe and explain the ...

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What are the differences between antidumping and countervailing duties? Under what conditions are ...

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What are customs duties? How do they work in controlling imported goods? Discuss in light of the ...

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