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excerpts from The Art of War. As yo
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THE COHESION CASE McDonald’s Corp
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formulation, implementation, and ev
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the boat. The ancient Greeks knew t
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aw materials, possession of patents
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total weighted score is 1.0. The av
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TABLE 4-5 Excellent Web Sites to Ob
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FIGURE 4-3 A Financial Ratio Trend
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First Mover Advantages First mover
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The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) M
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1 Walt Disney Company — 2009 Mern
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television production, and syndicat
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insurance costs were equally challe
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Sam’s Clubs Sam’s Clubs are mem
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everyday. With this technology, Wal
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product sales accounted for approxi
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Macy’s recently launched a series
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(10,860) and 12,000 more than J.C.
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10 eBay Inc. — 2009 Lori Radulovi
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to gains sales by referring custome
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high-quality southern-style doughnu
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Our Coffee It has always been, and
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wooden shed with the words “Harle
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84 percent, 80 percent, and 79 perc
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net income were down 2.3 percent an
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the largest food company in the Uni
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James Preston, the CEO of Avon, fou
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Internal Factors Business Structure
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cost about $14 a case, or $5 less t
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Coca-Cola will continue to concentr
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25 Pfizer, Inc. — 2009 Vijaya Nar
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number should reach $265 billion in
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prescriptions. Because the price of
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27 Nike, Inc. — 2010 1 Randy Harr
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Nike Customers and Price Points Bec
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Competition Competition in the athl
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eliminate quotas and tariff barrier
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The company acquired FrogTrader to
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Pacific PTY Ltd., Callaway Golf (Sh
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3.5 percent for the first quarter o
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public and private golf clubs are e
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Standard Oil and created Standard o
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EXHIBIT 3 Statement of Income (mill
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Marketing Marketing in an energy co
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company in the world in 2007. The 2