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Biggest cosmetics company in the world was boycotted for testing products on animals. In many ways cosmetics can be seen as one being organized and putting in a little effort on their daily appearance

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KFC also known Kentucky Fried chicken has over 12 million costumers and is located in over 109 countries with 18 875 different outlets. In the most impoverished parts of the world KFC has been matching donations from their Add Hope campaign which has raised 387 million dollars in the last ten years. The goal of this campaign is to help provide healthy meals to children in underdeveloped countries where they would normally have little to nothing to eat, KFC feeds an estimated 120,000 children with nutritious meals daily. Over the years there have been various campaigns by Peta and various other celebrities, who have called for KFC to treat it's chickens in a more humane fashion and to slaughter them in a more humane fashion.

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Advantages
- Provide employment
-Technology transfer
-National reputation
(Pepsico is the global leader in water stewardship. in 2009 Pepsico replenished more water then they consumed which was a first in a beverage company)
Disadvantages
-Increased competition
-Profit exportation

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Coca-Colas headquarter is located in Atlanta, Georgia. But they have over 200 factories across the world. Coca-Cola have employed over 92,400 people. Some of their factories are located in Eurasia and Africa, Europe, Latin America and North America. Some advantages of Coca-cola: They maximize their use of renewable, reusable and recyclable resources, They try and reduce carbon emission in manufacturing, sales, marketing equipment and facilities, Establish a "diverse, winning and inclusive nature", Coca-cola established a water sustainable operation which they use 1 liter of water for every liter of production produced.

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It is a British multinational confectionery company, with its head-quarters located in West London. The company has factories in over 50 countries worldwide, including Canada, India, and New Zealand. It was bought by Kraft Foods in 2010, but is head of others such as Maynards, Halls, and Trident Gum.
Cadbury is known to only sell their products in select countries where people have a lot of money, and yet they place many of their factories in third world countries, such as Brazil, across the globe. This leaves the host country at a loss because it can't benefit from its work.
Cadbury places its factories in third world countries for a reason; to lower the prices of paying the workers. However, as a result, it opens up job opportunities for workers and provides the host country with a chance raise rates of employment.

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in america, Honda was the third best selling car in 2010. They employed

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Unilever's headquarters are located in Rotterdam, Netherlands and London, United Kingdom. They are a consumer goods company that owns the brands:
AXE, Dove, Hellmann's, Becel, Knorr, Lipton, Magnum, Pure leaf, Vaseline, Ben and Jerry's and many more. They sell their products in 190 countries.
Disadvantages: This company has cornered the market of many products in areas such as hygiene and food.
Bad environmental impact and tests on animals.
Market domination. In 2011-2012, there was evidence that there was poor labor practices in Unilever's factories in Vietnam.
Advantages: Offers low prices and good bargains.
Positive Social impact.

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North American markets unaffected by Unilever review

The year-long process has concluded with some shuffling of overseas portfolios between Mindshare and PHD.

Unilever's global review of its media agencies has concluded without too much disturbance to its existing relationships.

The nearly year-long process began with an announcement from the global CPG behemoth in January this year and has ended with some regional overseas accounts being shuffled and no impact on North America.

WPP's Mindshare lost the $59 million Australia market to Omnicom's PHD but added some Eastern European markets. Mindshare also picked up global data and programmatic duties.

Mindshare retains the North America and Africa portfolio and PHD the East Asia work.

Overall, the revised appointment sees Mindshare in 60 markets, which include 31 in Europe, five in North America, 10 in Asia (South East and South Asia) and 11 in Africa (South Africa and sub-Saharan Africa).

Meanwhile Omnicom's PHD will handle the company's media in Australia, New Zealand, China, Hong Kong and Taiwan.

As before, IPG's Initiative is charged with Latin American markets and Greece.

In February Unilever appointed PHD's digital arm, Resolution Media, to handle its North American global search engine and optimization work. That contract has not been affected by the review.

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media in canada - keeping media and marketing execs up to speed on the canadian media scene

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North American markets unaffected by Unilever review

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The year-long process has concluded with some shuffling of overseas portfolios between Mindshare and PHD. Unilever's global review of its media agencies has concluded without too much disturbance to its existing relationships. The nearly year-long process began with an announcement from the global CPG behemoth in January this year and has ended with some regional overseas accounts being shuffled and no impact on North America.

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Uber is a transportation network multinational corporation. Headquarter is in San Francisco, US. It operates in 570 countries worldwide.

The company had negatively impacted many taxi driver in many cities. Many cities like Paris, Jakarta, and even New York were protesting to Uber by taxi drivers. The old taxi industry is challenged and beaten, the industry is at risk.

Uber has less restrictions, low bar line to be employed, and helps with creating more jobs to the low educated. Also is more convenience to costumers in many ways.

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Ikea has 392 locations around the world. The areas served in are, Europe, Asia, North America, South America, Africa, and Oceania. Ikea headquarters are found in Delft, Netherlands. Some advantages of ikea are, Ikea’s furniture and most of the products are flat-packaged and most of the ikea products are very light-weighted. some of the disadvantages are that ikea furniture are not easily assembled.

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Apple is an American multinational technology company headquartered in Cupertino, California. There are 478 Apple retail stores in 17 countries. Some good things about apple is that the investment level, employment level, and income level of host country increases due to the operation of MNC's. Furthermore, host countries benefits from new technology.
Negatives - 2012
Apple uses Foxconn to build iPhones and other electronics. Unfortunately,  Foxconn overworked and underpaid. As a result factory workers were pushed to the point of suicide and threatening to commit suicide. Resulting in eighteen deaths and the construction of the bars and suicide nets on the factory. No real action has been taken by Apple or Foxconn to improve the standard of living for any of the employees.

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McDonald's  has 37 000 stores in 120 countries. McDonald's is employing over 375,000 people. The company contours their menus to the specific countries.
McDonald's: In South Africa 60% of women and 25% of children are over weight this is due to an increase of fast food restaurants

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In a small group, find an example of a multinational corporation. Identify its name, some of the countries it works in and advantages and disadvantages it brings to the host country.  Include a suitable visual. Don't forget to add your names.

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Walmart has over 11 695 stores in 28 different countries and employs 2.1 million people. Walmart is worth more than $230 billion. Walmart has several global initiatives across the world, focusing on hunger relief, disaster preparedness and relief, and local community engagement. They donate to multiple organizations including children's miracle network, food bank, and the red cross. Walmart also brings additional business to areas it operates in. A person may come to Walmart, her or she also may spend money in other stores or industries.

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Samsung is a Multinational Technology company situated in South Korea, Seoul and occupies 80 countries around the world.

It has been a powerful influence over South Korea's economic development and is around a fifth of its total exports.

There is a large factory in China in the Sichuan province that has been found to use child labor to make the phones. They were worked ten hours a day, sometimes without a single rest day, and were not paid all their wages.

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Nestlé has 447 factories in 86 countries around the world. We have about 333 000 employees and sell our products in 196 countries. Used advertising to convince mothers in Third World Countries that breast milk was unhealthy, encouraging them to buy formula. This caused higher rates of infant illness and death.

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The Walt Disney Company is an American diversified multinational animating company headquartered at Walt Disney Studio in Burbank, California. Disney works with several trends but not limited to movie and television film producing, clothing and apparels, leisure centers, entertainment, etc. The mission of Walt Disney Company is to create and innovate the most creative and the most profitable entertainment experiences that interconnects with the products of the world. They strive to be the largest entertainment company in the world, it comes in second with media revenue of $22.45 billion; just below Alphabet which owns Google. Although Disney is known to have "happily ever after", Disney violates with labor and environmental policies overseas. In August 2014, Disney was sued in an American court for subjecting workers, young children and infants to highly polluted air in classrooms, resulting in illness; and Disney chose to settle this case out of court.