Classification of Corporations

A Hierarchical Self-organised Classification of 'Multinational' Corporations

Classification of entities, for example, into national states, into social groups, into business enterprises and into scientific taxa, is an enduring problem in neural computing. In this paper, we look at the problems faced by researchers in developing a taxonomy of 'multinationality' and explore the use of hierarchical SOMs in 'discovering' a taxonomy of multinational corporations (MNCs).

Multinational corporations.

Valuation of S-Corporations

An S-Corp election can have positive and negative impacts on the valuation of a minority interest in a closely-held company depending on the specific facts pertinent to the company. In the majority of cases, the S-Corp election has a net positive economic impact to the fair market value of a minority interest, but the net effect can vary materially between shareholders of the same company, and ...

Studying The Possibility of Claiming Moral Damage by Commercial Corporations

The presupposition of our legal literature is the attribution of moral damages to natural persons, while contrary to what seems apparently,it is also possible to inflict this type of damage on legal persons,especially since the lives of these individuals often depend on the attribution of certain intellectual rights such as reputation and recognition of the possibility of claiming compensation ...

Multinational Corporations: Corporate Social

The aim of this paper is to identify contribution from MNCs from Australia in Thailand in the form of corporate social responsibility (CSR). The key focus is given to the analysis of CSR activities from MNCs in an effort to fight poverty in Thailand. Secondary data was collected from two MNCs in Thailand. The results of this study identify two key themes: (1) climate change and poverty, and (2)...