The Nurana project is a real estate development in Bahrain that comprises residential, recreational, and commercial spaces over land. The project has been conceptualized as a self-sustained island facing the waterfront. It is being developed by Manara Developments, a subsidiary of Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Company. The company has been awarded a $26 million contract by the Bahraini government to develop the project.
This essay discusses the different factors that can impact the casino industry in the USA, including the competitive environment, technological change, socio-cultural change, economic change, and international change.
This essay looks at the pros and cons of selling alcohol in corner stores. On the one hand, it is convenient and often cheaper than buying from a licensed premises. On the other hand, there are arguments that it is not culturally appropriate and that it can lead to more crime and health problems.
This essay discusses the history of racism and its effects on individuals and society. It also describes some ways that people can combat racism in their everyday lives.
The essay discusses the socio-economic situation in Salem Village and Salem Town during the period of the witch trials. It argues that the witch trials were caused by a combination of social, economic, and religious factors.
In his book, “What’s the Matter with Kansas?”, Thomas Frank argues that the native citizens of his home state have failed to elect leaders who can bring about quality governance. He attributes this failure to three main factors: lack of understanding of how the state government works, voting against their own interests, and following the false promises of conservative politicians. While Frank’s analysis is specific to Kansas, it is also relevant to other states in the US where similar dynamics are at play.
The essay is aimed at analyzing the business environment of major corporations such as Microsoft, Google, Apple, HP, and IBM. It will critically examine how different environmental factors, such as the demographic environment, socio-cultural environment, political and legal environment, technological environment, economic environment and global environment, affect these businesses.
The Mongol invasions of the 13th century were a series of military campaigns launched by the Mongol Empire against the Chinese Southern Song dynasty, the Korean Goryeo kingdom and the Japanese shogunate of Kamakura. These invasions had far-reaching consequences for all three countries involved, resulting in political instability and economic decline.
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