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    λ Introduction With the development of economy and society, large corporations not only have responsible for make profit to their shareholders, but also taking environmentally responsible and undertaking corresponding social responsibilities as well as other stakeholders. This point of view could be involve in the corporate social responsibility (King and Lawley, 2013). Additionally, the definition of stakeholders are individuals or groups which affected by an organization and have an interest

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    Why is corporation adoption good and bad? Many people believe that corporation adoption has a negative outlook. However, many other believe it to be positive. With these positive and negative outlooks we can see that there is good and bad to corporation adoption. I believe that corporation adoption can be more positive than having negative. Corporation adoption is when a company adopts a child that no one wants to adopt. Companies usually do this to make money and to get popularity. A positive outlook

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    of CBS Corporation CBS Corporation is one of the largest mass media corporations in United States. The business of this corporation covers from commercial broadcasting, publishing to television production. Most of CBS holdings are located within United States, but CBS also have overseas holdings for international media business. Today’s CBS Corporation actually has experienced a series of acquisitions as well as split off and it has a complicated history. The predecessor of CBS Corporation is Westinghouse

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    The business world has a deep, rich history. Organizations like corporations and labor unions have been around since the 1800s and have modernized themselves since then. A corporation is a business that has many of the rights and responsibilities of individuals. The stockholders who buy the shares own the business. Stockholders elect a board of directors, which hires managers to run the business. Corporations can raise money by selling new shares of stock. They can also borrow more easily than can

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    1. Which regulator proposed that his agency should start granting banking licenses to “fintech” firms? Thomas Curry, head of the office of the Comptroller of the Currency, is the regulator who proposed that his agency should start granting banking licenses to “fintech” firms. 2. Who would win and who would lose under the proposed change? Why is this the case? Tech sector companies would win under the proposed change, while financial institutions including small banks, would lose. Tech sector companies

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    Keppel Corporation has expanded its business in more than 30 countries. They focuses on international network, resources and talents to build up their business. Keppel Corporation hopes to bring its chosen industry to a higher level, being a global company and bringing the lead for the benefits of all its shareholders. Keppel Operation operates mainly in Singapore, which most revenues contributes from it (54%), Brazil (27%), Fareast and other ASEAN countries (13%) and others (6%). The Keppel Corporation

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    Abstract Comcast Corporation (NASDAQ: CMCSA, CMCSK), a company based in Philadelphia primarily provides competitive bundled-package, which consists video, high-speed internet, phone, wireless security and automation services to both residential and commercial customers, with estimated TV-market share of 24% in United States. With the introduction of Xfinity brand services, 80% of Comcast’s revenue is generated from its video services. Comcast’s innovative products/services facilitate current position

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    Should corporations be socially responsible? “Ignoring stakeholders reduces shareholders’ value for the company.” - Edward Freeman. 2007 An article on Forbes has mentioned that Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is not going to solve the world’s problems, but is a way for companies to benefit themselves while also benefiting the society . My argument would align with Freeman because of the sole fact that in today’s world, no business can run in isolation. It needs support from the community it

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    Davis author of The Vanishing American Corporation defines a corporation is a “group of people trying to do business together” (Davis 7). Corporations are easy to create and destroy. In a review of chapter one Corporations around the world on page fourteen cover The Corporation in America. According to the chapter, if shares what was good for General Motors (GM) is what is good for the country, and vice versa meant the health of the economy largest corporations are tied. According to Davis “after WW

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    Corporations can be large or small but they all have some sort of ethical impact on their employees, shareholders, customers, community, and surrounding environments. Richard DeGeorge writes, “We can speak of corporations having moral responsibilities to act in certain ways, and they are morally responsible for the consequences of their actions on people.” (p. 200). Large corporations are comprised of the board of directors, management, and their workers. They also deal with suppliers, customers

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