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Shareholder and Corporate Wealth Maximization
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The Moral Choice; This 12 page paper considers the role of corporate governance and the different approaches which organisations can adopt. It examines the definition of shareholder wealth maximisation and the contrasting view of corporate wealth maximisation and compares the two schools of thought. The ethical and moral stances may be very different, but in examining the application of the principles the results may at times be the same. The bibliography cites 10 sources.
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Shareholder Theory and Stakeholder Theory
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This 8 page paper examins shareholder theory, stakeholder theory and tinged shareholder theory. After considering the theories and their meaning they are applied to a real company; British telecom to argue that a tinged shareholder approach is being taken. The bibliography cites 6 sources.
Filename: TEsharth.rtf

Shareholder Wealth Creation by Way of Merger in the Telecommunications Sector
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This 40 page paper considers whether or not shareholder wealth can be created by acquisition and merger in telecom companies. The paper first considers what is actually meant by shareholder wealth, and how it might be measures. A literary review is included with evidence for and against the creation of shareholder wealth though mergers and acquisition. The general background to mergers in this market is examined with many cases cited to support the view that certain cases may create wealth whilst other will fail with further consideration given to the conditions which may be required for positive results to be achieved. The final part of the paper ;looks at a case study of NTL, a Untied Kingdom company that has followed an aggressive acquisitions strategy over the last few years. The bibliography cites 22 sources.
Filename: TEtelemg.wps

ShareNet -- Siemens Corporation’s Information Management and Problem-Solving System
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This 7 page report discusses Siemens’ decision to evolve as a “solution provider” in the telecommunications field. Because ShareNet, Siemens’ “global knowledge database” allows the company to keep track of a wide variety of components used in developing other telecommunications programs, it is possible to access the information that is most relevant in any particular situation. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Sharp Corporation: Case Study Analysis
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This 10 page paper provides an overview of the Sharp Corporation which is reliant on information provided by a student. The case study is evaluated based on the data provided and solutions are derived through the use of a SWOT and a TOWS analysis as well as a SLEPT evaluation. Bibliography lists sources
Filename: SA026Shp.rtf

Shell and Corporate Social Responsiblity
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This 5 page paper examines the Shell Corporation. Several scandals are discussed. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Shell and the Brent Spa Fiasco; How Restructuring May Prevent Future Conflict
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This 5 page paper argues that the problems Shell encountered over the disposal of the Brent Spa platform was due to the structure of Shell which did not embrace a stakeholder approach. The writer proposed a different structure could help prevent future confrontations. The bibliography cites 6 sources.
Filename: TEshelro.rtf

Shell Oil as a “Local” Global Company
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A 5 page paper discussing how Shell Oil uses its organizational structure and HR practices to build competitive advantage within its industry. Shell Oil has been able to gain immense competitive advantage from its judicious blend of corporate control and freedom of action in the local area. Shell provides a profitable example of what is possible for the multinational organization willing to learn from others and from its own missteps, of which Shell has had its share in the past. Rather than suffering from apparent setbacks, the company has chosen to learn from events of the past, embrace the concept of greater corporate accountability and continue to distance itself from its next-closest competitor. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: KSmgmtShellLocGlob.rtf

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