The president of Hi-Glow Cosmetics sends his top chemist to Hi-Glow's competitor's labs to steal its formula for shiny lipstick. The chemist gets caught and is sent to jail. Can Hi-Glow be found to be criminally liable?
A) Yes, under the theory of ultra vires
B) Yes, since the president authorized the crime
C) No, because a corporation acts through the board of directors
D) No, because a corporation can't go to jail
B
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A. innovative disruption. B. creative destruction. C. crowdsourcing. D. service distortion.
In the short run, a firm can often meet its interest obligations even when the times interest earned is less than 1.00
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
What rationales do U.S. nonexporting firms often offer to explain their avoidance of foreign markets?
What will be an ideal response?
Women occupy what approximate percentage of all management and professional positions in American organizations?
A. 10% B. 25% C. 50% D. 70%