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également été engagées pour réduire les coûts et assurer la flexibilité de la base industrielle. Pendant l’exercice 2009/10, le résultat net (part du Groupe) a atteint € 1 217 millions, en croissance de 10 %. Le cash-flow libre du Groupe a reculé à € 185 millions mais est resté positif, le cash-flow généré grâce à la bonne performance opérationnelle ayant plus que compensé la détérioration du besoin en fonds de roulement, conséquence de la baisse des commandes reçues. 3 Poursuite des priorités

Haribo’s products are more represented in supermarket as the the large-scale retailing realizes the most important sales of candies. Haribo’s candies merchandising is very important to customers. Indeed, we often find some Haribo’s candies, in front casher of supermarket, or gas stations in every countries. This strategy place facilitates the “impulsive purchase” of the customer. Costs of channels Haribo has many franchising and factories in Europe and all around the world. This fact helps to

names are irrelevant for users and should be avoided at all costs when it comes to Web site navigation. Consumers don’t know and don’t care that you offer a “Platinum Select VISA credit card.” They care that you offer the best travel card or the best cash-back card for their specific needs. Looking at bank Web sites, it is clear that most firms don’t understand this. The outcome of this is navigation menus that consist of product names — instead of names that actually mean something to shoppers. An exception

online jewelers could be as low as 5 percent of sales, compared with 10 percent on average for Web sites that sell other goods. Even so, a host of failed online jewelers found that no matter how much they spent on marketing, consumers were simply not ready to trust them with a $5,000 sale. That tide is starting to turn. Analysts said that more experienced online shoppers change their minds about high-priced purchases as they graduated from buying books and CD's to computers and other electronics items

"bate-ficha" was developed and it is usually run by different triad societies. The bate-ficha business is an element of triad involvement in Macau's gambling industry. Bate-ficha involves selling customers "dead chips" that cannot be exchanged for cash in the casinos, but only by bate-ficha men or women, who are officially known as "gaming promoters" or "middlemen." for a commission. (See external link below for a more detailed explanation of bate-ficha). Triad involvement in Macau casinos makes

valeurs sur une période donnée permettrait aux prix du marché de s’exercer pleinement à moyen terme, mais empêcherait la dynamique de court terme qui conduit à des décisions faussées. Un régime de comptabilité pour les actifs illiquides qui actualise les cash flows à venir avec, pour facteur d’actualisation, la moyenne des facteurs d’actualisation antérieurs observés pourrait être souhaitable. Avec cette méthode, les dirigeants d’entreprise sauraient que si d’autres sociétés procèdent à des ventes à prix

| |- Higher number of routes |- Only present in Europe | |- Lowest prices |- 2 billion Euros cash that is unused | |- High taxes that permit Ryan Air to make high profit |- Bad corporate culture link to the management style | |- 2 billion Euros retained earnings that can be used to invest

Past the 10 years the company has knew a lot of strategy : Strategy of centring : Danone is going to make a sorting in these activities non-strategic and is going to sell those concerning the glass of packagings, the fresh and deep-frozen ready-made meal. During some years, this strategy will carry its fruits but Danone is going to be quickly followed by his competitors, who limit in turn their number of marks. Furthermore, the group does not reach the size and the margins wished in the

model for years 2005 onward Note: All chart numbers are rounded Source: Capgemini Lorenz curve analysis, 2008 World Wealth Report 2008 13 HNWIs Retrench to Safer, More Familiar Investments • HNWIs moved to safer investment categories, with cash/deposits and fixed-income securities accounting for 44% of HNWI financial assets, up 9 percentage points from 2006 • Fixed-Income Securities saw a 6 percentage-point increase in asset allocation, accounting for 27% of holdings, up from 21% in 2006

that a company produces revenues and profits using its assets as the engine powering it to greater prosperity. The usual assets include the tangible items on the company’s balance sheet, such as factories or computers, and financial assets such as cash and investments. In today’s economy there are other assets to nurture so that the company’s value continues to grow. These “intangible” assets are not on the balance sheet, but nonetheless are critical to long term value creation. These assets include