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CSR and Brand Building | A Winter Warming Act from Asda
Good move this, and perhaps one that other supermarket groups might replicate as the days get shorter and colder.
PESTLE in Action | Should Trading Regulations Mean Diddly-Squat to Business Owners?
Fans of Clarkson's Farm will not be surprised to hear that Jeremy is once again at odds with the trading laws and regulations set by his local council.
Supermarkets are doing all they can to operate lean, minimise costs and keep prices low to remain competitive. However, one downside looks like lower donations to food banks.
Income Elasticity of Demand | Lower Demand for Festive Non-Essentials as Disposable Incomes Tighten
A classic example of income elasticity of demand here - and it looks like bad news for retailers and others selling "non-essential" goods in the key Xmas season.
Horizontal Integration | Another Mega-Merger in Mobile Telecoms?
BT merged with EE. O2 merged with Virgin Media. Now Vodofone and Three are also in merger talks.
Location of International Production | Weaker Pound Might Prolong the UK Film & TV Industry Boom
The UK's booming film and television production industry looks set to benefit from the weaker Pound.
Corporate Social Responsibility | Recycling with a Festive Twist
It's the end of the production line for those annoying plastic wrappers for Quality Street - the festive favorite of so many households.
Exchange Rates | A Weaker Pound Hits Next (and Their Shoppers)
Another excellent example here of the impact of a weaker exchange rate on the costs of products imported by retailers.
The Biz Quiz: 30th September 2022
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Protecting a Brand | Lidl Management Will Be Hopping Mad at This
Lidl is in meltdown. Well, to be more precise, its Lindt-like chocolate bunnies will soon be in meltdown.
Sources of Finance - Sale of Assets | Pubs For Sale
JD Wetherspoon's has announced the sale of 32 of its 800 pubs.
Location of International Production | Apple Starts to Switch iPhone Production from China to India
Great example of the factors influencing the location of international production here.
Break-even and Why Businesses Fail | For Doncaster Sheffield Airport, It's Terminal?
Just not enough passengers. That's the issue as it looks like Doncaster Sheffield Airport is set to close.
Market Shares and Consumer Behaviour | The Stampede to Shop at Aldi
"We haven't seen growth rates like this since the last recession," says the head of Aldi UK.
Human Resource Management as Inflation Rises | Supporting Employees
It makes sound business sense to offer wider and deeper support to employees during a cost of living crisis.
Non-Financial Motivation | New Office Perks are Pooch Perfect
The tutor2u office labrador (pictured) loves nothing more than a wander around the office. And it seems she's not alone as businesses look to encourage more employees back to the office workplace.
Economic Environment | Exchange Rates - the Pound Gets Weaker and Weaker
Never mind SPICED. it's WPIDEC we need to remember when thinking about how the plummeting value of the Pound against other major currencies might impact businesses and consumers.
Retrenchment and Cash Flow Management | Made.com Struggles with the Economic Downturn
It's terrible news for shareholders who look like they'll lose their investment, but the challenges faced by online furniture retailer Made.com provide a superb case study for business students.
The Biz Quiz: 18th September 2022
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