Risk in bussines

A business risk is a circumstance or factor that may have a negative impact on the operation or profitability of a given company. Sometimes referred to as company risk, a business risk can be the result of internal conditions, as well as some external factors that may be evident in the wider business community.
When it comes to outside factors that can create an element of business risk, one of the most predominant risks is that of a change in demand for the goods and services produced by the company. If the change is a positive one, and the demand for the offerings of the company increase, the amount of risk is decreased a great deal. However, if consumer demand for the offerings decreases, either due to loss of business to competitors or a change in general economic conditions, the amount of risk involved to investors will increase significantly. When a company’s risk factor is considered to be increased due to outside factors that are beyond the control of the company to correct, chances of attracting new investors is severely limited
Motivation is a process that arouses and directs goal-directed behavior .
Motivation is an attribute in the workplace that is dealt with everyday. Managers are constantly looking for ways to improve an employee s performance. One of the hardest parts of a manager s job is to find an approach to motivate his/her employees. Certainly EM raises ethical dilemmas for managers, yet they must continually strive for improvements in productivity to compete in the marketplace . The key to adopting an effective EM system, is the implementation process. If the system is implemented in a fair and equitable manner, then there should not be too many problems. If on the other hand, it is implemented poorly, it will cause many problems within the firm.
what makes a good manager
You might be managing team at a superstore or you are a bank manager but there are many activities which all Managers do same globally on day to day basis and on those activities, you all are rated in an organization. So everybody wants to be in the top 20 population so a Quick guide which will help you to qualify as top 20 managers in an organization and the do’s and don’ts to be done at your role as an Mangers.
Do’s
1. Keep your customer informed about all day to day activity and especially any development at your work
2. Interact regularly with customer with no communication break
3. Be honest in what you communicate to the customers
Don’ts
1. Do not assume things, always talk to customer
2. Do not over commit on deliverables or timelines
3. Do not be inflexible when dealing with the customers

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Grammy Awards 2013

We guess Breezy and RiRi are giving love another chance. And though many might not approve of their rekindled romance, we have to admit that they actually looked happy together 

The sultry star turned heads in a black one-shoulder Anthony Vaccarello gown with a mile-high slit that showed off her incredible gams. We bet her boy toy Casper Smart loved her look!
They may not have been each other’s date to this year’s Grammys, but Katy Perry and John Mayer sure made it known that they were indeed a couple during the show.
We can’t decide which collaboration was hotter at the 2013 Grammy Awards: Jay-Z and JT’s performance or Bey-Z’s coordinating black-and-white awards show gear.

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21 Questions with… Christa B. Allen

Revenge star Christa B. Allen, who got her start playing a young Jennifer Garner in 13 Going on 30, answers our 21 questions.
1.When I get dressed in the morning I think... are five inch heels acceptable at 5 a.m.?
2. The best part of my job is... artistic fulfillment.
3. The hardest part of my job is... being tethered to L.A. when I want to see the world!
4. If I wasn't an actress... I'd be a psychologist, I find people and behavior fascinating.
5. When I get stressed I... breathe and rise above it.
6. The first time I saw myself on TV... I was with every person I knew!
7. If my days had one more hour... I'd spend it sleeping.
8. The one electronic I could never live without... is my iPhone.
9. The question I'm most sick of getting asked is... ask away... I dont mind questions.
10. The beauty product I can't live without... my Clarisonic is my greatest love.
11. The one item I'm currently wearing the most is... my DKNY black bag.
12. One luxury item I'm dying to splurge on... a Chanel bag.
13. When I travel, I always... try to pack light so I choose outfits that are somewhat interchangeable and sometimes monochromatic.
14. My biggest fashion regret... too many to name when I was young.
15. When I'm walking a red carpet I... obsess over how odd it is.
16. My biggest pet peeve is... complaining makes one exceedingly unattractive.
17. When I first met Jennifer Garner... she offered me a homemade latte and the most beautiful advice: "Always remember to live your life outside of Hollywood, if you're not a real person you'll forget how to play real people."
18. If I could work with anyone it would be... Al Pacino.
19. People might be surprised to know that... plead the fifth!
20. I couldn't go a day without... chocolate.
21. On a typical Saturday night... I'm either at home being super boring, reading and sleeping or the opposite — going out with my friends until the sun comes up!

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About 10 on Top

More than ever, young celebrities are pop culture power players, doing more moving and shaking in a single week than previous stars did in a lifetime. Each week MTV will present MTV's '10 on Top', a half-hour countdown of the Top 10 most texted and talked about young celebs at the moment. Their ranking will be influenced by the audience - based on the chatter they elicit, and the headlines they create each week, as well as the amount of buzz about their upcoming projects and events (appearances, premieres, tours, etc.).

Host Lenay Dunn will guide viewers through the countdown, introducing hot, new talent, and delivering up exclusive behind-the-scenes footage. It's an entertaining summary of a week in the lives of young superstar entertainers--what deals they landed, whose hearts they broke, whose star is shining brightest right now, and whose will rise next.

10 on Top will be the weekly destination for our saavy, pop-loving, Tweet-happy audience.

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Taylor Swift Has Fans Sobbing, Squealing, Soaring On Red Tour

Around the Prudential Center on Thursday, groups of teens clutched their friends' hands while Swift solemnly called out the melody of "All Too Well," a song she had written about a breakup. A couple in Section 8 cried in each other's arms.
But it didn't stay beautifully somber for long. Throughout the Red Tour stop, Taylor Swift took the audience through a string of emotions — from blissful to hopeful to revengeful to romantic. Or, as the singer sums it up in one fiery, all-encompassing color: red. The emotions tied to the color, seen everywhere from her microphone to her sparkly oxford shoes, are seen as a challenge, Taylor told the audience. They're something we learn from, grow from and use to become the people we'll end up as.
Swift's had a lot of those emotions along her lifelong voyage as a singing superstar — betrayal, jealousy, falling in love. A video montage took concertgoers through her life, starting when she was 1 year old, to when she got her first guitar, to school musicals, to recording her first song, to global stardom. All the while, she was following her dream, and tossing down haters along the way.
Sitting on a treasure chest, plucking the tinny strings of her banjo reminded her of that journey. "This brings me back to the stuff I used to daydream about when I was a kid," she said, scanning the arena before heading off into "Mean," from 2010's Speak Now. (But the New Jersey crowd looked even better than her childhood dreams, she revealed.)
The night was filled with Red, taking us from the bubbly, love proclamation of "Stay Stay Stay" to the dangerous, dub-stepper "I Knew You Were Trouble" to the carpe diem attitude of "22." When one moment there was screaming and bouncing, five more minutes brought fist-pumping anger. Another five minutes ushered in sobs and unison cries over love gone sour. TSwizzle got fans rowdy and "rewarded" them with special guest Tyler Glenn from Neon Trees. The duo teamed up for the band's "Everybody Talks," jumping around the stage and grinding out the song's catchy chorus in harmony.
Set themes ranged from masquerade party to old-time cinema, but it still came as a surprise when Taylor put a doo-wop spin on "You Belong With Me." Watching the glittery backup dancers, complete with curly bobs and long gloves, I felt like I should've been in the '50s at the local diner, eating a burger and a malt instead of the Coke and candy I scarfed down backstage at Club Red. The superstar onstage was way more glammed up than the same, casual girl we met before the show, when a few select fans and media got access to Swift's hidden arena hangout.
Although Swift has a lot to reflect on, at 23, she still has a long career ahead of her, which accompanies her highly speculated personal life. "They're building you up just to knock you down," she said, addressing the media coverage around her relationships and her penchant from writing ballads about boys. ("I've been told I write a lot of breakup songs." It's true, she admitted.) They haven't brought her down yet, Taylor added, empowered, before singing about the loneliness of fame in "The Lucky One."
She's rubbed off on her fans. Many of them toted signs imparting her lyrical wisdom ("Dream impossible dreams," one read). Others took on her carefree "22" persona and donned cat ears. But mostly everyone wore red.
And really, "Red" is the only way to summarize the magic of the hectic, exhausting night. Because by the time you waded through the thousands pouring out on Mulberry Street, you'd experienced every different kind of emotion in only two hours. That's Red.

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Elona advises Vigani "One of the residents is very mischievous, so I do care"

 Elona and Leviathan are at the dinner table, in the kitchen while the other residents there. In conversation going Leviathan begins to confess to Elonesa strong debate that took place between Marselinit and Anaidit. He says that their quarrel was very strong that he had to intervene and bird to reduce tensions between Anaidit and Marselinit, and Elona said he had not heard anything from them because the debate has been gjumë.Elona says Leviathan that those who have seen the house she thinks that maybe people debate could end in violence. "I hope the spirit to see things as they are" says Elona giant begins to advise on how to behave in debates with people and how to take care not to become a victim of their harassment.

Elonesa giant says that so far all the residents are trying to be good with it, including Marselinin who has argued with everyone, but he is watching the behavior of people against each other.

Elona says that there are many moments that people open conversations so mischievous and put others in conversation to draw their positive sides. "If you see that in a conversation trying to touch something that has to do with your personality, do not instill" says Elona Leviathan and then explains that he gives this advice because she herself took some time to understand this .

"Especially one of the people is very mischievous, so I very carefully," advises Elona Vigan, but does not mention the name of the resident referred. Leviathan turn accepts her advice and opinions to residents as well.

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Lady Gaga, in her spare time, has been recording ARTPOP

Lady Gaga is "doing unbelievable" according to her manager who talked about the pop star's health on Tuesday.

Vincent Herbet was clear to let fans and media know their 26-year-old starlet is “doing wonderful, doing great.”

Lady Gaga was forced to cancel her "Born This Way Ball" last month when she was discovered to have a labral tear of her right hip requiring surgery.

Not one to sit on her laurels, Gaga has been seen out and about in a 24-carat gold plated wheelchair designed by Ken Borochov.

Herbert also added Gaga is almost finished her next album ARTPOP.

He calls the new album “very, very refreshing” and says the “Born This Way” singer continues to “push the envelope.”

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Rihanna 'excite' fans by posting photos of her tanga (PHOTO)

Sometimes it is said that the remains of Rihanna posting so many photos of her on Instagram.
Rihanna fans know very well that she is not afraid to show every part of her life online.
This time she has offered her fans a picture with tanga, while in the bathroom.
The picture posted to show the new Prada boots, which received as a gift.
But many fans are of the opinion that it is not showing boots, but cutting a rug.

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Coco Austin scorcher (PHOTO)

Coco Austin has once again chosen to show bodily forms, do what it knows best deals.
On a personal profile on the social network Twitter, Coco posted this picture specially marked "this is why I work very hard with my feet .. to look beautiful with short dresses.

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The Grammy show you don't see

Los Angeles (CNN) -- If you are parked in front of your TV to watch the Grammys, you only saw a fraction of what happened at the annual music awards show Sunday.

Plenty of action takes place backstage where the winners go to talk after they leave the stage, as well.

There were hints backstage that the Zac Brown Band, which claimed the best country album Grammy, may be veering into other music genres.

"I love great music of all different kinds," Zac Brown said. "We're just getting started.

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One project ahead is an acoustic album, Brown said.

"We really control all of our destiny now and all of our rights to everything we do now, so we can really experiment," he said.Killer performances rock the Grammys

CBS orders Grammys dress code

One project ahead is an acoustic album, Brown said.

"We really control all of our destiny now and all of our rights to everything we do now, so we can really experiment," he said.

He especially enjoyed the Grammy performances of Rihanna, Sting, Justin Timberlake and Kelly Clarkson, Brown said.

Brown used the Grammy weekend to develop relationships with other artists. "My rolodex got strong this weekend," He said.

After Carrie Underwood won her sixth Grammy, the latest for best country solo performance, she made it clear backstage that she's sticking to country music and would never cross over into pop music.

"I love that world," Underwood said. "I love the people in it. I love making country music that anybody can get into. If it ever crosses over, then it does it on its on. I don't think I can see myself making a pop album."

We learned backstage why Jay-Z teased The Dream about the "Boyz in the Hood" he was wearing when they accepted their Grammy for best rap/sung collabotation.

"I would like to thank the swap meet for his hat," Jay-Z said in his acceptance.

"He was just digging on me," The Dream explained backstage. "Yeah, we do that." The trigger for the kiddng was that Jay-Z's wife, Beyonce, had just said she wanted the hat. And in fact, he bought the cap at a swap meet in Compton, Caifornia, he said.

The Dream also revealed he would fly to Paris soon to work on an album with Kanye West, who shared the collaboration Grammy with him. "Hopefully we can get another Grammy together," he said.

The televised presentations target pop, country, urban, rock, and rap categories, leaving the jazz, gospel, classical, Latin and other categories to the pre-show.

The Nokia Theatre was far from full, because many of the 754 individual nominees and their teams were on the red carpet or still getting ready for the big show while the pre-show was under way.

But if you were there for the pre-show -- or watched it streamed online -- you would have heard Rihanna, Drake, Jay-Z, Kanye West, Usher, Beyonce and Paul McCartney win Grammys. You still would not have seen them, however, because those stars were not present to accept.

You would have seen Taylor Swift making an effort to appear excited and surprised as she accepted a Grammy for best song written for visual media. She won it because she was a co-writer of "Safe & Sound," a song made for "The Hunger Games" film. "This is unbelievable!" Swift exclaimed. It was her sixth Grammy in her young career.

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