Can anyone give a conclusion about CHOWKING FOOD CORPORATION?!?
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they serve chinese foods
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contact sable trading asking his new contacts - or call his home.\n\n  \n United Foodstuff Industries group Co., K.S.C.C (UFIG) located in Subhan Industrial area, previously known as Sable General Trading Co., was incorporated in 1992 as an establishment market leader and is one of the most active and innovative desserts, chocolates, sweets and pastry producing company in Kuwait Shouthern Sabhan, Block 8, St. No. 82 P.O.Box 170 Salmiya 22002 Kuwait Tel.: +965 4716677 / +965 822226 Fax: +965 4711820
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It doesn't appear to be.  It's trading as an OTC stock - QUTEF.PK - last close (as of this answer).  It appears that they bought out SGI.  Looking at employment opportunities I get the impression that they don't really care that much about  their employees.  They don't give any information about benefits, work environment, etc.  Maybe it's a British thing.  Good luck.
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typical Chinese company.  The will sell a few items for cheap but will take the extra onto other items.  Also they operate on 1% margins.  I been watching this company for the last 2 years and I think they will go out of business withen the year.  Computer biz is sollowing down. And there is a war going on between Lenovo and Dell.  Have you seen the price of pc from these companies??  am in the biz for the last 15 years and have seen companies like newegg come and go.  try marketpc.com
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Talk with the owners about this. \n\nSay for instance, I have noticed several of the girls have been given a promotion for Smoothie Supervisor. Is there a reason WHY I haven't? What can I do to get the next Supervisors position? What qualifications do I need in order to get a Supervisors Position?
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Actually, they were investigated a few years ago and they recently settled a court case for millions after being sued for fraud. \n\nSome Washington residents who had mortgages with Ameriquest Mortgage Co. will share in a $6.5 million settlement.\n\nWashington and 48 other states say Ameriquest deceived consumers, inflated home appraisals and fabricated employment and income information in order to make the largest possible profit. The total settlement nationwide was for $325 million. \n\nAmeriquest parent ACC Capital Holdings Corp. said that it "acknowledged no wrongdoing" and said the settlement demanded "no restrictions or limitations on the company's licenses." \n\nThe settlement came two years after an investigation began and three years after the first complaints arrived. \n\nState Attorney General Rob McKenna, Assistant Attorney General Dave Huey and Department of Financial Institutions Director of Consumer Services Chuck Cross made the settlement announcement Monday along with officials from other states. \n\nThey said the settlement will give some 725,000 borrowers in 49 states a chance at recovering some money lost due to what they described as deceptive lending practices. \n\nThe agreement, first revealed Friday, is the second-largest consumer protection settlement reached by a state or the federal government, the state officials said. The largest was for $484 million, obtained by a group of states in 2002 from Household Finance Corp. \n\nThe financial terms of Monday's agreement set aside $295 million toward restitution to consumers and $30 million to cover legal fees and to pay for consumer education and protection programs nationwide. \n\nMuch of Washington's share will be returned to consumers who qualify for restitution in the case. State residents affected by Ameriquest will share some $6.5 million, while the two state agencies involved will receive $2.5 million. \n\nKristin Alexander, spokeswoman for the State Attorney General's Office, said Monday that the agency wasn't sure how many Ameriquest clients would participate. \n\nIn a joint release, the Attorney General and DFI said the company made nearly 13,500 loans totaling $2.7 billion to Washington residents between 1999 and 2005. DFI received more than 100 complaints about the company's business practices. \n\nCross credited Huey for much of the work done on the agreement. \n\n"He was the prime drafter of the settlement. He carried so much of the load for the country," Cross said. "The country owes a debt to Dave Huey." \n\nGov. Chris Gregoire said: "Just two years ago, Washington led the nation in similar actions against Household Financial. Now we firmly repeat our message to the industry: When companies take advantage of Washingtonians, we take action." \n\nAdam Stein of Auburn, president-elect of the Washington Association of Mortgage Brokers, said the settlement should let consumers know that "the marketplace is a safe place to do business." \n\nHe said a fast-paced real-estate economy can foster deceptive business practices by some companies, and that consumers should "shop wisely" before signing a contract. \n\nAmeriquest also is required to: \n\n--Provide full written and oral disclosure to clients concerning interest rates, points, penalties and other terms of a contract. \n\n--Ensure that employees do not demean the disclosures. \n\n--Provide the same rates and points to similar clients. \n\n--Retrain and monitor employees. \n\nAmeriquest operated 26 licensed locations in Washington, including 17 under that name, one under the name Town & Country Credit Corp. and eight under AMC Mortgage Services, formerly known as Bedford Home Loans. \n\nThe Associated Press contributed to this report. \n\nSETTLEMENT DETAILS \n\n--Who? An administrator will determine who gets paid, officials said Monday. \n\n--What next? Wait for the decisions to be made. Until the admi
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sorry man i know you want real answer but really try to read strategys  for the biggest fast food restaurants\n\n\ni hope the best for you
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I haven't seen, or heard of the advertisement. I dont even live in the US, but I thought this might be good opportunity to mention that the consuming of animal matter is the primary fuel to the growing percentage of overweight and obese people in the US, and thus will implore you not to continue attending places like Hardee's (I'm assuming its some kind of meat oriented restaraunt) and start visiting places like Subway. This change would henceforth make your question irrelevant, replaced by such questions as "where's the Nearest sandwich parlour to my hourse?" or "how much does a footlong with the lot cost, and can I ask to have more added?"
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There is quite a history on them. Please check these out:\nhttp://www.corporatecrimefighters.com/html/unum_s_claim_cheating_initiati.html\nhttp://www.unumprovidentlawsuit.com/\nhttp://www.corpwatch.org/article.php?id=12569
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Seems to me that you don't tell us very much about the corporation other then a bit about their revenues.\n\nWhat about their competitors? Their advertising? Marketing? Any subsidiaries?\n\nDo a bit more research in a database like Hoovers or D&B to get a better idea of where this company stands in relation to the market, its competitors, and what the consumers want.
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I just read an article in the Tradewinds magazine about how Asian women, from former CEO's to housewives, were the biggest money earners in our international company. The next trillion dollar industry is the health/wellness industry. So you would want to get with a firmly established, debt free company that is doing business in over 70 countries, has over 40 physical offices, 7 cafes, ranked the 4th fastest growing company of any kind in its first 6 years, and has an unduplicatble product being called the next coca-cola, allow them to take the financial risks and you get the rewards by payouts of 53 cents on every dollar. That's what I did and the income with no experience has surpassed my professional income with a master's. I know you are a single mother like I am, and this was definately the right company, with the right product, and it came into my life at the right time. With your comedic and outgoing personality, you may want to take a serious look at this company (www.TNI.com/1934177) and (www.TNCafe.com). Good luck to you. While you're researching, you can listen to a toll free, pre-recorded msg about our company at 800-242-0363, pin 4055. Contact me if you want more information.
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Yeah, The company was involved in some sort of scam some 7 years back. Why do you ask?\nWhat exactly do you wanna know?
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They're is way to much involved to give you s fair outlook here.  Check out Charles Scwab's website.  These great info there to help you understand what is involoved.  Just google the name.
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Nieman-Marcus cookie legend!\n\nA woman ordered some choclate chip cookies for a snack at the Neiman-Marcus cafe one day.  She loved the cookies so much she asked for the recipe.  Her NM bill arrived later that month and found she was charged $250 for the receipe.  Outraged she made it a life goal to make sure everyone got the recipe.\n\nThe recipe and the story began making the rounds via fax machine in the pre computer days, and soon made the rounds of the pre-internet days of CompuServe, Prodigy and the 1980s versions of AOL and other dial-up service.  The cookie recipe story has spread far and wide via the internet.\n\nThe recipie is just your standard chocolate chip recipie found in any cookbook.
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i think this is spelt wrong, but its chow. You shoudl go to bablefish.altravista.com to find out this stuff
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Back to the English classroom bro - your questions makes no sense whatsoever....\n\nMcDonald's produces OBESITY - thats not a food or service....
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I don't see that they are publicly traded, but I do have their website where you can contact them.  If you want to invest in them, perhaps you could click on the "franchises" link.