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If you read past the title, I think the author's point is that, this is from a legal and business perspective a patently German company that is presenting itsel
by rising-sky 8y ago
If you read past the title, I think the author's point is that, this is from a legal and business perspective a patently German company that is presenting itself as African solely because it currently does its business there exclusively. US-owned or registered companies in Europe don't typically masquerade as European because they operate there
- deogeo 8y ago> US-owned or registered companies in Europe don't typically masquerade as European because they operate there Yet when GM bought Opel, the branding didn't change. An uninformed consumer could easily think they're buying from a German-owned firm. And it's getting increasingly hard to keep track of the complex webs of ownership of corporations. But yes, the author has a point.