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Introduction

This paper examines the strategy of Apple and how it helps the company to compete in the computer and electronic industry. It will review the central strategy and how it is applied to achieve strategic goals and competitive advantage. The paper will end with a presentation of recommendations on how to improve and enhance the competitive position of Apple

Apple’s Mission, Vision and Values

In the year 2013, Apple announced that its mission is to design the best personal computers and professional software and also lead the digital music revolution with their iPods and online stores. Therefore, the main reason why Apple was set Continue reading...

As it is with any notable historical event, there exists a causal and effect representation of everything pertaining to the periods before and after said development based on authentic records on the era. The French Revolution is no different because the sole purpose of an upheaval is to voice grievances and even take up arms to bring the necessary changes, France underwent such modifications. Accordingly, the intentions of the French Revolution were to fight against the ruling of the existing Monarch, making its causes mainly political, cultural, economic, and social. Commoners instigated the revolution to destroy the existing social Continue reading...

God Speaks to Humankind

John Alden Williams in the book The Word of Islam embarks on a quest that many before him have been through. He seeks to clarify what the Islam religion is, what it stands for and what it does not. In his book, he aims at challenging readers and critics alike to know what the Quran provides before passing Islam as a violent and gender discriminating religion. Williams encourages those who have the desire to know more about Islam to read from the ancient Islam writings. The ancient writings are said to be true and accurate, not corrupted by the Continue reading...

TNC’s or Trans National Corporations are companies, or entities, that conduct operations vital to their success, in two or more countries (Richet, Delteil, & Dieuaid, 2014). The growth and proliferation of TNC’s have coincided with the expansion of the free market economy as well as the growth and advancement of technology and the internet. Globalization has also contributed to the rise of these entities, which are sometimes also known as Multi-National Corporations or MNC’s (Richet, Delteil, & Dieuaid, 2014). Victoria’s Secret is one of these entities. The company, with operations in the USA, Canada, the United Kingdom, Continue reading...

Judicial review the doctrine through which the judiciary examines the actions of the executive and the legislature to ensure they are in line with the constitution and other relevant laws. Judicial review is more of procedural than substantive. The court looks at whether the right procedure was followed in arriving at a certain decision.
The 1803 case of Marbury versus Madison is an important classic when the topic of judicial review at the federal level is mentioned. Judicial review was especially vibrant at the state level as compared to the federal level. The brief facts of the case are Continue reading...

Bipolar disorder is known by another name as manic-depressive illness. It is a mental disease that is characterized by unusual episodes of modes, activity level, energy and the ability to carry out daily activities. This disease is worldwide, affecting millions of people and mostly symptoms begin at late teenage and early adulthood that the age of around 25 years (Peacock, 2000). It is majorly characterized by episodes of hypomania, mania or a mixed mood which normally alternate with incidents of main depression. The first symptoms of this disease are different depending I on sex. In males the first mode Continue reading...

The short story “A rose for Emily” lends itself to different themes and interpretations: Miss Emily's tragic life, love and marriage, southern identity, north and south, old generation and new generation, father-daughter relationship, past and present, discrimination, slavery and the issue of social norms for American society – it all influences the main character.
Firstly, Faulkner’s narrator in “A Rose for Emily” makes this story very mysterious and unbiased, telling the story with no side to stand on. When he/she talks about Emily and the town’s people whom lived there, he tells the ideas and gossip of the Continue reading...

Child Obesity and Prevention Through Community Involvement in Schools

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Obesity is one of the most prevalent public health problems in the United States and even worldwide (Dehghan et al., 2005; Hoelscher, 2010). One of the primary reasons why cases of obesity have been constantly on the rise is because of the deteriorating lifestyle of many American children. As a matter of fact, obesity has become epidemic in some developed countries, and in the United States, 25% are obese and 11% are overweight (Dehghan, 2005). There have been many interventions created to reduce the number of obesity cases such as programs that points toward changing Continue reading...

Discussion section

Abstract
This paper evaluates the size of cars used in urban areas. Most city residents drive small cars; while big cars are often driven in rural areas. The paper evaluates the factors that lead to the use of smaller cars than bigger ones in urban areas. It describes three models for the research. Every model has a factor influenced by the size of cars and two implications for each model. The paper also covers the data for use in the research and it ends with findings and results.

Introduction

In urban areas, people often drive small cars than big cars. Continue reading...

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More than one out of three Americans is considered obese (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services). Many Americans are considered or tend to be obese due to several factors including their food consumption, involvement in physical activities and their class and race. With regards to class and race, the poor people living in America are most likely to be obese due to differences in income. For the past two decades, there has been a significant increase in the number of obese cases in the United States, estimating over 72 million adults aging 20 years old and above classified Continue reading...