Bubble Wrap Co

question 36

Multiple Choice

Bubble Wrap Co. (BWC) , an Atlanta corporation, has its principal place of business in New York. John, a resident of Florida, asserted on his Web site that BWC is engaged in ongoing criminal activity, scams, and phishing. BWC sued John in the U.S. District Court for the District of New York, alleging defamation and injury to BWC's business in New York. John filed a motion to dismiss the case alleging that neither subject-matter nor in personam jurisdiction existed. The court granted the defendant's motion and dismissed the case because:

• A) BWC could not meet its burden of establishing sufficient minimum contacts.
• B) BWC did not have subject-matter jurisdiction.
• C) BWC neither had subject-matter jurisdiction nor in personam jurisdiction.
• D) publishing of those statements did not amount to defamation and thus no injury was caused to BWC's business.

Identify and differentiate between types of direct foreign investment and their implications for global business.

Describe organizational structures based on the flow of communication and control in multinational companies.

Explain the nature of cross-border mergers and their significance in global expansion strategies.

Comprehend the definition and components of culture affecting international business operations.

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Definitions:

Personnel Psychologists

Psychologists who specialize in the study and practice of improving worker performance and well-being within organizations.

Analytical

Relating to the systematic examination of the structure of something, typically by separating it into its components to understand its nature or to find patterns.

Logical Problem Solving

The method of using structured reasoning to find solutions to specific issues or challenges.

Strengths-Based Leadership

A leadership approach focusing on identifying and maximizing the strengths of individuals and teams to achieve organizational goals.