ofacquisitions expanding into a large media company with three major components 1) Consumer Media Group includes the many editions of the Wall Street Journal across the world as well as WSJ.com, Barron's, MarketWatch and the Far Eastern Economic Review; 2) Enterprise Media Group is comprised of Dow Jones Newswires, the Dow Jones Indexes, Factiva, the Dow Jones Information Services and the Dow Jo
Fonterra
Cooperative Company
Founded: 2001
-Type: Cooperative
owned by nearly 11000
dairy sharing holders
Product of Fonterra?
Milk and milk-based products
for :
“Natural dairy goodness delivered with care.”
natural, safe, high-quality
Fonterra’s
Internationalization
Benefits of New Structure
Help to find new market
-Specified Region
Can concentrate on
Profile
American Multinational e-commerce company
The world’s largest online retailer
International market of US, Canada, UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Japan, China
Also expects to launch in Poland, Netherlands and Sweden.
Incorporated in 1994 and went online in 1995
The effects ofacquisition
Tight control over operations in China
Easily establish a strong position in the e-reta
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2). Core Values
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