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The inventory turnover ratio is a measure of how many times during a period a company sells off its inventory.
Cross-Border Mergers
Transactions where companies from different countries combine their operations or assets, often to expand market reach or leverage strategic advantages.
Direct Foreign Investment
A financial commitment made by a company or individual in one country to business interests in another country, typically via acquiring business assets or establishing business operations.
Differing Languages
The existence or use of distinct linguistic systems or dialects within communication that can lead to diversity in expression and misunderstanding.
Transnational Organizations
Entities that operate across national borders, managing operations in several countries while not identifying with a single national identity.
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