1. Wolfgang Sievers, BHP House at the corner of Bourke and Williams Streets, Melbourne, 1973 About the photographer Born in Berlin, Germany, on 18 September 1913, Wolfgang Sievers was an Australian architectural and industrial photographer, in which his works incorporate architecture, manufacturing industries, mining and workers, from 1938 through to 1991. Sievers began learning photography at the age of fifteen, assisting in his father’s (Johannes Sievers) work. From 1936 to 1938, he obtained his
paper is to introduce my outlier Li Ka-shing. He started his own business in 1950 and named it Cheung Kong. He is now also the Chairman of Hutchison Whampoa Limited as of 2008. He is the 13th richest man in the world; he is worth $31 billion dollars and more if he choose to (CelebrityNetWorth/ Forbes). Li Ka-shing wasn’t always rich, he lived in poverty after his family moved from china to Hong Kong when the Japanese invaded he also lost his education at 10. He still had hope to return to school. Then
The Different Fate of Thailand and Hong Kong During 1997 Asian Financial Crisis The 1997 Asian financial crisis was a disaster that obsessed much of Southeast Asian countries. The financial crisis began in July 1997, and rose to worldwide economic meltdown due to financial contagion. Thailand, Indonesia and South Korea were the most affected by the financial crisis. Hong Kong, Malaysia, and the Philippines also had abundant negative effects by the financial disaster. China, Singapore, and Vietnam
encompass the importance of the U.S stock market/stock exchange versus the Chinese stock market/ stock exchange, with a brief introduction about how each stock market/stock exchange came into existence, the importance of each stock market/stock exchange, how the U.S and Chinese manage their stock markets/stock exchange, how corporations are appointed plus the rules and regulations. This will also entail random facts about each stock market/stock exchange. Stock markets are like hitting a royal flush
Assessment of the Linked Exchange Rate System of Hong Kong I. Introduction Hong Kong has adopted its current exchange rate system i.e. linked exchange rate system since October 17, 1983. The linked exchange rate system is the cornerstone of the financial system of Hong Kong. The linked exchange rate system ensures that the Hong Kong dollar has a relatively stable value against other currencies. This stability plays an important part in supporting Hong Kong’s role as an international financial center
standard. With a fantastic item and high value, the industry should concentrate on high esteem specialty advertise sections in the nations they exchange with, giving brilliant client administration and most extreme unwavering quality and consistency. The world avocado market is developing as can be seen among chosen markets significant to the Australian exchange. The Avocado business should exploit this open door by creating solid associations with need markets, giving phenomenal and reliable quality
2001 respectively (OECD, 2014). In contrast, Hong Kong has become the first Asian country that produced the Code of Best Practice, which was officially released in 1993 (ACGA, 2012). By having the Code before 1997 Asian financial crisis, Hong Kong became a top-ranked country with strong corporate governance practice in early 2000s. However, as the development of corporate governance practices were actively took place in Asia, Singapore replaces Hong Kong at the top in 2010 while Malaysia shows good
FROM WEB TO STREET: OCCUPY WALL STREET AND 2014 HONG KONG PROTESTS —A QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH OF NEW MEDIA IN SOCIAL ACTIVISM Yihong (Steven) Li Instructor: Prof. Arely Zimmerman Introduction: It is generally acknowledged that new media plays an important role in participatory politics and social activism. However, it remains ambivalent to what extent new media engages social change. Existing debates and researches approach the problem from broad generalizations and have drawn different conclusions
Chinese city of Hong Kong, located in the Pearl River Estuary in the south of China. With an area of only 426 square miles, it is one of the most densely populated areas in the world. Known for its towering skyline, light pollution, and thriving economy, it is a very unusual city due to the fact that it runs on a capitalist system while the mainland is communist. Its laissez-faire economy is the result of over a century of British colonial rule: prior to its colonization, Hong Kong was home to only
A Stock Exchange is an organized market for buying and selling financial instruments known as securities, which include stocks, bonds, options, and futures. Most stock exchanges have specific locations where the trades are completed. For the stock of a company to be traded at these exchanges, it must be listed, and to be listed, the company must satisfy certain requirements. But not all stocks are bought and sold at a specific site. Such stocks are referred to as unlisted. Many of these stocks are
1. Introduction This report analyzes the cosmetics retail industry in Hong Kong. There are many large-scale specialty cosmetics chains that are well developed in this market, such as Sasa, Bonjour, Colourmix, Aster and Angel, which are taking the lead. They mainly offer a wide range of international branded products and private label products to cater for customers’ special beauty needs, like make-up, fragrance, skincare items. With many dominant firms and a slowing growth in demand, the industry
skilled at managing operations remotely. According to the Global Financial Centres Index, the world’s premier financial centers as of 2013 are London (United Kingdom), New York (United States) and Hong Kong. (Asia). Known as International Financial Centers “IFCs”, the IMF has defined London, New York and Hong Kong as large international full-service centers with advanced settlement and payments systems that support large domestic economies, have deep and liquid markets where both sources and uses of funds
Founded in March 1865 by Sir Thomas Sutherland in the British colony of Hong Kong, HSBC emerges as one of the world’s largest banking institutions. The company’s name is derived from the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, and as a result of this the company refers to both Hong Kong and the United Kingdom as its home markets. HSBC is a public limited company (plc) in the financial sector of the banking industry. Considered one of the most successful banks in the world, the British Multinational
companies. In February 2014, PACC Offshore Services Holdings (POSH) which is the oil services company in Singapore, started pre-IPO (Initial Public Offering) talks with the investors. The main idea of the pre-IPO talks was listing on the Singapore Stock Exchange in order to raise $400 million (Cassin, 2014). According to Susanto and Susanto (20), “Robert Kuok has many investments in many countries throughout Asia, including Singapore, the Philippines, Thailand, Mainland China, and Indonesia, as well
Eligibility and Criteria of SMEs to get listed on SME exchange and main board of BSE/NSE Introduction- Micro small and medium entrepreneurs are classified mainly in to- 1) Manufacturing and 2) Service SMEs. Manufacturing Services Micro enterprise: investment at max 25 lakh rupees in plant and machinery Investment at max 10 lakh rupees Small enterprise: INR 25lakh -5 crore INR 10lakh-2 crore Medium enterprise : INR 5 crore- 10 crore INR 2 crore-5 crore SMEs are considered as main contributor of
General Background There is a positive effect on stock prices when stock split announced, if stock split is according to the situation because of there are two type of stock splits one is forward stock split another is reverse stock split. Therefore, if stock prices are too high then forward stock split applied and if share price is very low than there should be reverse stock split to get positive results as mangers want. After splitting the stock shares volume will increase and but real value of
Stock and Genisyürek (2012) reported a study by global leadership and organizational effectiveness (GLOBE) which established 9 cultural aspects for the purpose of ascertaining the similarities and variations that are inherent in societies and in traits. The study was developed upon the findings of Hofstede on cultural studies. The aspects include uncertainty avoidance, power distance institutional collectivism, human orientation, in-group collectivism, assertiveness, future orientation, performance
and at least 7 million registered users (Zhao et al., 2008). Alibaba delisted from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and chose to be listed in the United States. As it is believed that the American economic market enables these companies to obtain more capitals and internationalise their business in comparison with Chinese present market. According the news of BBC, Alibaba set out the IPO on the New York Stock Exchange in the September and would obtain around $24.3 billion in its share sale which is the
Course: International Business Management Activity: Case Study Company: PUMA |1924: |Rudolf and Adolf Dassler incorporate their first shoe company. | |1948: |Rudolf Dassler sets up his own company Puma Schuhfabrik Rudolf Dassler. | |1950: |Puma had established export ties to the United States, | |1959:
The case study analysis the evolution of Hong Kong based Li & Fung Limited from a traditional trading company into a global consumer goods export trading giant and a manager of customers supply chains. It discusses in detail the company’s efforts to constantly evolve its business model in response to the changes in the external environment and the customer needs and preferences. The case study examines Li & Fung’s major strategies viz. Positioning itself as supply chain manager, integration of operational