Business, 06.12.2019 17:31 nbunny7208
T& p corporation is a transnational company with four distinct businesses, including a national music and video store chain, a rap music production company, a talent agency that represents several famous rap stars, and a digital video disc (dvd) production facility that makes and records music videos on dvds. t& p is in the process of acquiring another company, its major music store rival rebop records. because its rap stars are so famous, t& p charges crazed fans a higher price for its music compact discs and dvd videos. the fans don't mind, as they often have the opportunity to meet the rap stars in person at various t& p music stores throughout the year. t& p has a policy of promotion from within as well as a no-layoff policy, and all managers are required to rotate through each business before they can be promoted.
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