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Candies when he saw soldiers eating pellets of chocolate encased in a sugary coating during the Spanish Civil War. M&M’s went on to become a staple for American G.I.’s serving in World War II. They were also included in food rations for US astronauts on the first shuttle flight and were the Official Snackfood of the 1984 Olympic Games. M&M’s became widely available to the American public during the 1940s. In 1948, the brown pouch, we are familiar with today, replaced the original cardboard tube.

I - Abstract Sustainable development has become one of the major preoccupations today. Everyone takes it into account, the government, citizens and businesses. Each of these parts influence each other to make the turn, that of building a sustainable society. Companies in particular will need to start this revolution and adapt their business plan. Under pressure from governments and people but also because of their good will, many changes are made. The market changes and the offer changes too

trendwatching.com is an independent and opinionated consumer trends firm, relying on a global network of 8,000 spotters, working hard to deliver inspiration and pangs of anxiety to business professionals in 120+ countries worldwide. More information at www.trendwatching.com “PERKONOMICS” Why perks and privileges are the new currency Consumer infatuation with perks and privileges isn't new. For years, airlines, hotels, credit card companies and private banks have been cleverly rewarding their

of doing business Part III: Our strategy and recommendations………………………………………………………………….7 Product Price Distribution Communication Recommendations Sources…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 9 Appendices: Classification figures Map of the Philippines’ archipelago I. Global presentation of the Philippines Capital :Manila Population : 97,9 million (13th world rank) Official Languages: English and Tagalog Life expectancy : 70.8 years Access to potable

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E-Trading On an international scope Who to do it? Summary Introduction I. Positive and Negative aspects of E-Trading 1) Advantages 2) Results 3) Drawback II. The different aspects 1) Financial 2) Legal 3) Practical 4) Technical Conclusion Introduction In the 21st century, globalization has proved to be the most influential phenomenon that has characterized the modern world

internationalization process: the steps to export I. The strategic steps 1) 2) 3) 4) Diagnostic Methodology for the study Marketing Plan Deployment Supporting organisms Specificities Prospection Risks and Solutions II. The techniques of International Trade 1) 2) 3) 4) III. IV. The impact of Internationalization on corporate offer, operations and organizations Conclusion: business as usual, but Multi-nationalization Mondialisation Globalization C. The next steps to Globalization 1. 2. 3

and founded by Sam Walton at Rogers, Arkansas in 1962. The business growth of the retail store was momentous that within a span of seventeen years in operation, Wal-Mart had already topped annual sales at one billion US dollars. By the end of January in 2002, Wal-Mart has been recognized as the largest retailer in the world a sales record of US $218 billion. With this huge and continuous development, the retail store was eventually able to operate at the global level. The global operation of Wal-Mart

communication leader. It started its venture into the business world by producing paper in the year 1865 (Nokia, 2008). The company undertook a move into the mobile business in 1968. Its products are sold across 150 countries which include mobile devices with a broad product portfolio. Although, over the years, Nokia has grown to be the largest mobile phone company in the world, the journey was not without difficulties. In particular, the year 2004 proved to be a very difficult period for Nokia. It faced

Journal of Business Research 63 (2010) 1342–1348 Contents lists available at ScienceDirect Journal of Business Research Adolescent consumption autonomy: A cross-cultural examination Kay M. Palan a,⁎, Elodie Gentina b,d, Isabelle Muratore c a b c d Iowa State University, College of Business, 2200 Gerdin Business Building, Ames, Iowa 50011-1350, United States Univ Lille Nord de France, F-59000 Lille, France University of Montpellier 2, France LSMRC, France a r t i c l e i n f o