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The document discusses different types of mail handled within a business, including incoming mail, outgoing mail, internal mail, facsimiles, e-mail, and registered or recorded delivery mail. Incoming mail must be opened according to procedures, with urgent mail handled first and private mail left sealed. Outgoing mail is sent from the building by services like postal mail, fax, or email. Internal mail is communication within a company between branches via memos, emails, or documents.
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The four main islands of Japan are Hokkaido, Kyushu, Honshu and Shikoku, with a population of over 127 million people. Tokyo is the capital and is often featured in movies and anime, containing museums like the Tokyo National Museum. The Japanese flag is named Nisshoku which translates to "sun mark flag" and features a red circle representing the sun in the center. Japan experiences around 5000 earthquakes annually and has suffered three major natural disasters recently including an earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear explosion. Japan has the third largest economy in the world focused on industries like motor vehicles, electronics, and chemicals.
Vietnam
The document provides information about Vietnam, including its history, people, currency, and flag. It discusses how the Vietnam War was between the Vietnamese and US Army, with many American lives lost to explosions and ambushes. It also notes that the Dong has been Vietnam's currency since 1978, issued by the State Bank of Vietnam and divided into 10 hao subunits. The flag is described as a simple red square with a central yellow star.
Kazakhstan power point
Kazakhstan has a population of around 16 million people who primarily speak Kazakh and Russian. Islam is the predominant religion. The country has significant oil and mineral resources. Kazakhstan has a diverse landscape that ranges from steppes to mountains and is home to various animal species like the brown bear, cheetah, and snow leopard.
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Doing Business In Japan
Doing business in Japan requires understanding Japanese business culture and etiquette. Meetings are highly structured and hierarchical, with the most senior person seated furthest from the door. Punctuality is expected. Relationship building through multiple meetings is important for establishing trust before substantive business discussions. Negotiations are non-confrontational, with implicit communication and consensus decision making preferred over direct "no" answers. Proper gift giving and conservative business attire should be observed.
Futuristic Transport
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Show Business Films Of James Cameron
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He currently holds number 1 & 2 positions at the all time global box office.
He also ties the record of oscar wins for one film, 11 for Titanic in 1998.
Vienna - Global City
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Kuala Lumpur - Global City
Some facts and pics about Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. KL is a Global City and one which I have visited twice in 2005 and 2007. It is a fascinating mix of ancient Asia, 21st Century steel and glass, and indeed European influence.
KL is the capital of Malaysia and is an example of that country's drive to become fully developed by 2020.
Barcelona - Global City
Some facts and pictures about Barcelona, Capital of Catalonia.
Barcelona is a glamourous European city I have visited only once in 2008.
It is a proud city and one that is deeply Catalan and not Spanish!
Fictitious Movie Companies
The document discusses fictitious movie companies. It does not provide any real details about actual movie production companies. In just a title, it introduces the topic of imaginary film production businesses but does not elaborate on or describe any specific fictional movie companies.
Chicago - Global City
Some facts and pictures about Chicago.
I visited Chicago in summer 2007. It is a beautiful city which I didn't know had a marina as it is on the shores of Lake Michigan.
Chicago has incredible architecture, such as the salient Sears Tower. The biggest city in the Mid-West and indeed between the East and West Coasts. It is a must see!
Iconic Business Images
This document promotes a blog called www.mrmcgowan.blogspot.com and encourages visiting the site. It repeats the URL for the blog twice but provides no other details about the blog's content or purpose.
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