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Risk is the probability of an event occurring with an uncertain impact and at an uncertain time. Every business decision is associated with risk that can result in loss of business, reputation or finances. Large companies use evaluation techniques to identify the risks associated with a strategy and devise responses to these risks to ensure the objectives are achieved.
To Identify: Three risks of a large company and its response to these risks.
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