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Sick of angry campaign ads invading your living room? Dismayed by the vulgarity and poisonous political messages of the primary season? Don’t change the channel quite yet. As USA head into the general election in 2016, there are things to learn from political communications, and it is our duty as voters to cut through the rhetoric in order to vet these applicants for the most important job in the country.
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San Francisco: Waste from computers, televisions and other devises used in the United States is polluting environment and exposing workers to toxic chemicals in region of India and China where discarded electronics are dismantled, a study released on Wednesday said. Researchers detected high levels of toxic metals in more than 70
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General Motors, the world’s largest automobile manufacturer, accused Japan of currency manipulation giving its automakers a huge competitive advantage in the US. market and causing significant harm to the US auto industry.
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An official inquiry into a British doctor convicted of 15 murders is likely to conclude he may have killed up to 300 in total, the Daily Telegraph reported on Monday. If so, it would make him arguably the world’s best serial killer.
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Joan, an employee of Great American Market, was warned about her excessive absenteeism several times, both verbally and in writing. The written warning included notice that “further violations will result in disciplinary actions,” including suspension or discharge.
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Tesco’s move into Korea offers a classic case study of building market share internationally. The company made some smart moves in their Korean expansion, most notably partnering with Samsung, the leading Korean conglomerate, and embracing the Korean way of life by operating stores as local businesses and community centers. Tesco also made a smart move by employing nearly 100% Koreans on staff, with only 4 British employees out of 23,000. Reports indicate that Tesco’s intelligent strategy has won over shoppers in Seoul, with 25% of Koreans signed up for loyalty cards and sales in the billions, finding success in “crack[ing] the Asian tiger,” where competitors such as Carrefour and WalMart have failed.
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State Government of Victoria – Environmental Selection Criteria for Multifunction Devices (Business Innovation) Today, Governments are coming on board for the plight to be ‘green’ by introducing new regulations and policies that provide industry with financial signs and mechanisms to encourage the greening of the supply chain.
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Q1) Imagine that you are in-charge of a major chemical plant, manufacturing points. At present, the general awareness about the mandatory requirements for chemical industry is very low. Even if the compliance record is maintained, it is not disclosed to all employees. (25 marks)
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Asia had emerged as the destination for medical (healthcare) tourism capitalizing on advantages of “lower cost skilled personnel,cultural factors, natural endowments and unique forms of medicine.” The targeted consumers were patients from developed nations where medical treatments were expensive and the waiting lists long.
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A major worldwide Financial Services company demanded more computing power from its existing data centre facilities to deliver higher speeds for transactions, with tighter security, whilst reducing their operational costs and carbon emissions. As a result of replacing all existing switches with BLADE’s RackSwitch G8000 1/10Gb aggregation switch units, operating costs were reduced by 80 percent over a three year period, latency was reduced 73 percent and cabling requirements were minimized through the use of consolidated infrastructure.