Johnny sells his car to Tammy for $700. Johnny works as a construction worker. Johnny notifies Tammy that he has the goods at the buyer’s disposition, and that Tammy is free to pick them up at any time. While Tammy is on her way, the car is stolen with no fault at Johnny. Who bears the risk of loss? Assume the contract is silent on who bears the risk of loss.
1. The Soda Company manufactures bottles to contain carbonated beverages. They have invested millions of dollars to provide the most state-of-the-art bottling facility the world has ever seen. And their QA process is unmatched. The Soda Company takes every precaution to ensure that it’s bottles are of the highest quality. One day Cody buys a bottle of soda with a bottle manufactured by the Soda Company. The bottle was not substantially changed from the time of manufacture to the purchase. As soon as Cody opens the bottle, it explodes in his hand causing lacerations. Cody sues for negligence. Will he recover? Be sure to list and apply the elements of negligence to this case.
2. Same facts as #1 except that Cody sues under a strict product liability theory. Will Cody recover under strict product liability? Be sure to list and apply the elements of strict product liability to this case.
One of the factors of production is capital – money. People and companies use and manipulate money - generally to create more money or to use what money they have as efficiently as possible. People - investors and founders and owners - put money and capital into a business. A company uses this money to build its business model.
Companies and people need to know whether they are making a profit or a loss, how much they owe, how much they own. Just like a company, we need to know if we are using our money wisely and efficiently. We need to keep track of the money we spend and what we owe. We need to know how we are performing over time. We need to know our own personal assets, our liabilities, and how much equity we have and are building.
For example, many of us are using student loans to build our own business model. We're investing in ourselves, in our future. Even though we have to repay these loans, this is a good investment.
Let's consider how we use money and our own personal
As you will often hear, "Accounting is the language of business." Accounting and finance may be a new area of learning for many of us. Accounting and finance are important to the success of every company and individual. It is important to familiarize yourself with some of the accounting and finance terms and concepts that you may see and hear about every day. The more you learn about how business, accounting and finance work, the better!
Choose one topic from the list below. Using the internet or the library, find an article or website that relates to your topic and respond to the following points:
- Identify your topic and explain why you selected this topic.
- Summarize the article or website. Avoid plagiarizing; do NOT copy/paste from this website.
- What did you learn? How will you use the information? Why is this site valuable?
- Include your opinions, interpretations and conclusions. How will you apply this information to your personal and pro
I would like to specify the topic and the order with the writer in a second step if possible. Generally speaking the topic has to do with entrepreneurship in a comparable small region in Italy.
small business report
Service & Operational Excellence
i want you to edit the work accordion to the feedback on the attachment u'l find the comments in the last page and i wil attach the assessment brief as well
This is business research report,
i already did research proposal, survey and in-process... i will attach all the files required and instructions that need to be done. You will also need to add graphs from the survey done, so i will inform you about the survey results.
2-page "strength and weakness" analysis of Johnson & Johnson's data & privacy policy. Use Johnson & Johnson's data & privacy policy web address as references. http://www.jnj.ch/en/disclaimer-en/privacy-policy.html
Corporate Citizenship Audit: Using relevant theories and concepts from the text, do a corporate citizenship audit of a company that has recently experienced ethical problems or scandals. Identify a company that is involved in a business scandal. Describe the problem(s) in one or paragraphs, then analyze what went wrong with its vision, values, and ways of adding value. Analyze the company’s corporate citizenship through a responsibility and stakeholder assessment/audit using public sources. What went wrong and why? What are the specific ethical issues facing the company? What are the company’s stakeholder-related policies? Detail the implications of the company’s problematic activities within the relevant spheres (economic, political, social, and ecological) on its key stakeholders. Come to some conclusions about why and how these problems occurred from a systemic (not just ‘bad apples’) perspective (i.e., it’s not acceptable to simply say, so and so is a bad guy/gal.). Th
