answersLogoWhite

0

Lehman Brothers

Lehman Brothers was a global financial-services firm which declared bankruptcy in 2008.

500 Questions

Difference between good news and bad news letters?

User Avatar

Asked by Wiki User

Good news letters are written to communicate positive information or updates, such as job offers or promotions, while bad news letters are used to convey negative information, such as rejection letters or product recalls. Good news letters typically focus on the benefits or positive outcomes, while bad news letters aim to deliver the information with empathy and clarity. Good news letters tend to be more straightforward and upbeat in tone, whereas bad news letters require careful phrasing to soften the impact of the negative news.

How many parts does a newspaper have?

User Avatar

Asked by Wiki User

Features a newspaper may include are:

Weather news and forecasts

An advice column

Critic reviews of movies, plays, restaurants, etc.

Editorial opinions

A gossip column

Comic strips and other entertainment, such as crosswords, sudoku and horoscopes

A sports column or section

A humor column or section

A food column

Classified ads are commonly seen in local or small newspapers

Arts • Business • Entertainment • Environment • Fashion • Politics • Science • Sports • Tech • Trade • Traffic • Weather

How much money does a veterinarian get paid daily?

User Avatar

Asked by Wiki User

Veterinarians in the United States tend to be paid either biweekly or monthly. However, calculating back from the average annual salary for veterinarians in the United States in 2012 (~US$90,000), the daily wage tends to be ~$400.

What makes a living thing different from a nonliving thing?

User Avatar

Asked by Wiki User

Living things have the following things in common that non-living things do not have:

1.Reproduce

2.Give off waste

3.Use Energy

4.Have cells

5.Have DNA

6.Grow and develop

7.Need Water

How has information technology changed the business from one form to another?

User Avatar

Asked by Wiki User

Technology has changed businesses enormously. Businesses are now able to operate and manufacture far more efficiently than they could in bygone decades.

One example is the internet: (I have listed 10 point, which i consider as vital)

  1. In bygone days, small businesses did not have the resources, which larger competitors had. Nowadays even small businesses can access much of the same technology as the giant corporations. They can accept on-line payments and can even deliver products over the internet.

  2. The internet has also opened all sorts of niche marketing opportunities that either never existed before, or were to expensive to tap into. With an on-line presence you can do a lot of direct marketing, and it is therefore very easy to reach your target market.

  3. With a professional designed website, it is now easy for small businesses to have the appearance and credibility of being a large cooperation. For a small amount of money, that can be used to pay a website designer, the return can be much greater.

  4. The internet and with it an on-line presence enables a business to advertise at considerably lower prices, compared to other promotional tools. As an example; posting out a mail to a customer will probably cost around £1.50 (printing, postage etc.), whereas to e-mail the same message to the customer will cost nothing, except working hours.

  5. Open 24/7. By automating a website, a business can be open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and all this with no extra staff costs and no overtime rates to pay and if the website has got the feature to shop on-line, customers can, of course, shop 24/7, as well.

  6. A website also helps people to access information about products and services in the comfort of their own home, instead of having to drive to a local shop, for example.

  7. It can also be helpful for reaching a global audience. More countries/people are connecting to the internet each year. The internet and with it a website, breaks down geographical boundaries and limitations. With the help of search engines, like "Google" or "Bing", people can locate and buy products from every corner of the world.

  8. Customer service is made easy. The internet/website makes it possible to capture visitors information. Keeping in touch (via e-mail) helps to improve a long-term relationship. Another helpful tool to get customer feedback is an on-line forum. This is a low-cost customer feedback tool.

  9. Questions that are normally answered by phone can be answered on the internet. Nowadays every professional website has got a "FAQ" (Frequently Asked Questions) page. A website can list the answers to the most frequently asked product or service related

    questions.

  10. The internet is much more dynamic than a few years ago. It is constantly being improved by the availability of new software. An example might be:

  • Automatic product updates through the use of databases.

What is the population of Lehman Brothers?

User Avatar

Asked by Wiki User

The population of Lehman Brothers is 2,008.

What is Lehman Brothers's motto?

User Avatar

Asked by Wiki User

The motto of Lehman Brothers is 'Where Vision'.

When was Lehman Brothers created?

User Avatar

Asked by Wiki User

Lehman Brothers was created in 1850.

What is indeference curve?

User Avatar

Asked by Wiki User

Indifference curve is a curve.

A curve that is being intersected with the budget line.

In order to show the maximum satisfaction.

Dave Ono:

What do you mean by OPEC and write down the member's name of OPEC?

User Avatar

Asked by Wiki User

OPEC stand for ORGANIZATION OF PETROLEUM EXPORTING COUNTRIES.

THE MEMBERS OF OPEC ARE FOLLOWING:

1 SAUDI ARABIA

2 KUAIT

3 IRAN

4 IRAQ

5 UAE

6 LIBYA

What is the difference in how future costs and past costs are used by companies?

User Avatar

Asked by Wiki User

Future cost versus past cost. Effective decision making analyzes only present and future outlay costs, or out-of-pocket costs. Optimal decisions result from using future costs, whereas financial reporting uses past costs.

What is the major problem in cost accounting?

User Avatar

Asked by EncofBizandFinance

The major problem in cost accounting is allocation of common and joint costs to individual products.

What is the meaning of socio-economic study in feasibility study?

User Avatar

Asked by Wiki User

The meaning of socio-economic study in feasibility study refers to the financial viability of a given business establishment.