Wanting to capitalize on the audience around the Olympics, a company increases its advertising budget substantially, but is not an official sponsor. This would be an example of distractive ambush marketing
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
FALSE
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A responsibility accounting system should include the revenues and costs under a division manager's control
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The internal monthly magazine and blog at the cosmetics firm Mary Kay serve as ________ for employees; the magazine and blog are outlets for not only selling advice but also company-wide recognition of individual salespeople's accomplishments.
A. salary increases B. nonfinancial rewards C. bonuses D. financial rewards E. commissions
Bertha owns land located outside Centre City. Bertha sells the land to Disposal & Recycling, Inc, which establishes a hazardous waste disposal facility at the site. Disposal & Recycling accepts only waste transported by Eco Trucking Inc exclusively from
Federated Industries, Inc Several years later, Disposal & Recycling closes its facility and sells the land to Garden Variety Retail Corporation, which builds a Home & Yard store on the site. Meanwhile, some of Centre City's citizens complain to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) that the city's municipal water supply is polluted. The EPA investigates and discovers that the sources of the pollution are leaks of hazardous waste from what is now the Home & Yard site. The EPA cleans up the site. Who can be held liable for the cost of cleaning up the site? What standards must Centre City meet regarding the water?
There are five seats on the board of directors of Atlas Corp. up for election. The firm has 120,000 shares of stock outstanding and uses cumulative voting. Each share is granted one vote per open seat. How many shares must you control if you want to guarantee your election to the board assuming no one else votes for you?
A) 24,000 B) 23,999 C) 20,001 D) 20,000 E) 24,001