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yanalaym [24]
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cricket20 [7]4 years ago
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A company I think that has been successful is Apple. They were the first trillion dollar company in the USA, they started as a computer company and now they are a phone, watch and tablet. Billions of people throughout the world have some sort of Apple product. They also revolutionized phones from the beginning of the company. Apple has been extremely successful!
vampirchik [111]4 years ago
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McDonalds is a company that has been successful. The 3 factors of success that were most important to this company was creating the Ronald McDonald House, The distribution of toys, and the distribution of the company's restaurants. The Ronald McDonald House helps making charities and is a home for kids with needs or they don't have money for support. The largest distribution of toys comes from McDonalds which is why people get the Happy Meal because it is kid friendly. Finally, if you live in the lower 48 United States, you're never more than 115 miles away from a McDonalds. These are reasons why McDonalds is successful.

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