There can be little doubt that the global automotive market is about to undergo a rapid and permanent revolution! It will be fascinating to see how the market develops and who the winners and...

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A neat example here of behavioural market segmentation in action!

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Ofqual have published the following grade descriptors for GCSE Business (9-1).

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The use of Instagram by entrepreneurs to build their businesses in niche markets is illustrated in this BBC Technology article.

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Launching a new product into a crowded market place requires a well thought out marketing mix, and a brand name that sticks in the memory. Lehman Brothers is a name that most people recognise as...

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A classic example of how human resource management decisions can have damaging consequences for customer service.

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With apologies to Crystal Palace fans - the hasty sacking of Frank de Boer as manager of Crystal Palace after only four games can give an example of various features of external recruitment, and...

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It feels as if the market for coffee is following many other food and drinks markets, developing and becoming ever more sophisticated, with consumers seeking more rarefied and exotic coffees....

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Few products have proved as disruptive as the smartphone and the iPhone was the start of the revolution.

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We are looking forward to meeting BTEC Business teachers at our forthcoming Fast-track your Preparation for BTEC National Business (Year1) events. We’ve got a packed day planned!

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A dramatic announcement from the John Lewis Partnership that might have wider implications than just for the JLP partners whose bonuses are likely to be slashed.

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14th September 2017

The Gig Economy Explained

A fantastic short video here from the FT that explains what is meant by the Gig Economy.

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What do you think of this innovative - and now award-winning - idea for clothing?

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14th September 2017

easyJet goes Worldwide

If you were running a business, and knew that there was an opportunity to expand your services to 70mn potential customers who were passing your door, you would try to find a way to offer that...

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North Korea's textile industry is relatively small compared with the major garment-making nations such as China and Vietnam.

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We all love butter - which makes it an essential product for many of us. But, there is a problem. The cost of making butter is rising fast, largely due to a shortage in the supply of cream.

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Here is the latest Biz Quiz challenge with 10 questions on the news over the last 7 days.

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We're pleased to announce the immediate availability (via digital download) of a new Numerical Assessment for Edexcel A Level Business.

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An interesting TUC reflection on the continued relevance of trade unions, and the need for young workers to join unions. The headline is a bit misleading: it should read "Unions need young workers...

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There is precious little love lost between traditional "bricks and mortar" booksellers and their giant retail rival Amazon. A new report estimates that booksellers make a sizeable contribution to...

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