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I am doing a school project about the Ibanez company, and i need to get information regarding the company that own them. I also need to find documents such as annual reports, and I have no idea where to find them.

Any help is greatly appreciated,

Thanks.

Ibanez *is* the company.

Here is where to contact them – I am sure they will give you all the data you require.

http://www.ibanez.com/support/

Ibanez (pronounced /ˈaɪbænɛz/ or /aɪˈbænɛz/) is a guitar brand owned by Hoshino Gakki and based in Nagoya, Aichi, Japan. Hoshino Gakki were one of the first Japanese musical instrument companies to gain a significant foothold in the United States and Europe.

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They serve "Bubble Tea" and other mixed frozen fruit drinks. They play Christian music in the background.

Thier drinks are "Venti" style sized, about $3-4 dollars in price. Most of the workers are Korean and they could be students in college.

I would like to know if this is a "Religious Cult" and the calories of one of the drinks they serve called, "Peanut Power".

Any information on how to get information on this company/business would be appreciated!

I did a Yahoo! search and came up with this website. Is this what you’re looking for?

I have been invited to interview with this company, who produces international country reports financed strictly through advertising. I’ve researched their website up and down, but haven’t been able to find many workers’ testimonials about working for the company, and their experiences, other than what is on their own website. Any information you might know about this company would greatly help me in making my decision to attend this interview. Thanks!

This might help you.

http://www.worldwideadvertisingnetwork.com

For the sharp viewer, there’s a lot happening in this scene beyond a surface level exchange between a boss and employee. Standards are being set and information is being exchanged. Importantly, there is some high-stakes gift giving. Where did the exchange begin? Before even one word was spoken.

According to Entourage creator Doug Ellin, most entertainment industry agents drive BMWs and Mercedes. Ari, the head of his agency, drives a BMW 745. So when he comes home to find a Bentley Continental GT parked in the driveway, he’s forced to double-take. Without a word, the car announces the status, longevity and earnings gap between Ari and his business partner.

Aside from being Ari’s business partner, Terrence McQuewick is also his business rival. He founded AMA, the agency Ari has been running for the past eight years. Although Ari is “one of the most powerful men in Hollywood” and runs the place, it’s Terrence’s agency. Terrence is the boss and ranking partner, and reminds Ari of this fact by ’staking a claim’ in Ari’s top earner. Sitting there, smoking a cigar with a Bentley parked in the driveway, Terrence’s alpha male behavior sends a clear message: He’s the big dog.

Terrence further indicates the size of his bankroll by handing Ari a check for $50,000. As Michael Kaplan writes in his book on probability Chances Are…, “Your chances in this world are proportional to the depth of your pockets.” Terrence’s check is an early signal that if the two were ‘to go to war,’ he would have enough resources to ensure that it’ll be a long one.

Behavioral economists have found that given the opportunity, members of gift giving societies will sometimes reject gifts. The Au and Gnau of Papua New Guinea, for example, reject both unfair and hyper-fair (a division greater than 50 percent) offers in the Dictator Game with nearly equal frequency. The idea is that the recipient sees the gift as not good will, but the bestowal of some sort of obligation as well. We can speculate Terrence’s check for $50,000 might be the kind of gift that Ari would reject, given the chance.

Taken off-guard by Terrence’s surprise visit and overwhelming presence, we can see that Ari lacks the appropriate ‘game face.’ While he’s usually cool and collected, throughout the scene you can see ‘tells’ and physical illustrations of his uneasiness. Pacing inside his house, he worriedly fiddles with his wedding ring. Shaking hands, Terrence makes a remark about his sweaty his palms. Discussing Vince, Ari nervously scratches his ear. This is not the “Gold standard” of negotiation that we are used to seeing from Ari.

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For my school project, I am "Vice President, International Expansion"
I have to expand a company to another country,
in order to this, I have to get the Financial information, on that company, firm, corporation, etc
then write Strategic Business Plan (which i Know how)
but i just don’t know what to choose and how to get their information
Any help?

Check out reuters.com for info on company’s as well as you can check google finance and just type in the company name to get more info on the business

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A company that i worked for earlier this year has went out of business, and left no contact information of any kind. I cannot find a EIN for this company and do not have my last check. How can i get this information to file my taxes??

Unfortunately without EIN you cannot do anything.

There is a company USIS ( http://www.usis.com/default.aspx ) that provides the new employers with the false information about me. And I end up not getting hired by the new companies. Is there any way I can legally force them to remove the false information from my record? Can lawyers take care of this? Is there any other agencies I can contact to have this company remove the false records? II have tried to dispute the information, but the company is not responsive. Thank you!

The cheapest way is the best way to start. Send them a carefully crafted letter that looks as if a lawyer wrote it. Something along the lines of

"The information that you are giving out about xxxx is false. This is causing me to suffer severe financial penalties and mental anguish. Now that you have been made aware that the record is incorrect, you will be knowingly and maliciously spreading false information if you continue to provide companies with these details. Please amend your records immediately. . . ."

Make sure you address this to the CEO of the company.

Then you mail it recorded delivery, return receipt required. Keep the return receipt and a copy of your letter.

I assure you that they will amend their records!

If A company wanted to give a loan to an organization, what information in their financial statement would be most important to have about the organization?

Name of Creditor, due date, principle amount, interest rate ..