One of the world's most diversified multinationals and also a classic example of a business that has surfed the waves of globalisation. This short video provides some fascinating statistics on...

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As a keen user of fitness tracking devices I'm intrigued to see whether the increasing sophistication of such products might expand or in other ways change the traditional fitness market.

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A classic example here of ultra-premium pricing for a luxury product.

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This is a great video to show when teaching technological change and the science v hunch approach to decision making.

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There are now around 57,000 fast-food takeaway outlets in England and the number is rising quickly, according to new research.

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A fascinating look into the rapidly-growing business of esports with this video from Mashable.

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2017 has been a pretty terrible year for Uber. Some of its problems were self-made; others outside of its control. But, all have damaged the reputation of the business.

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With a stunning reputation for innovation and highly profitable products and services, it's easy to see why why Apple is one of the world's most valuable businesses. But, not every Apple innovation...

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Really interesting short video hear on why Apple chooses to manufacture their iPhones in just two centres in China.

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Where does this sit in the Ansoff Matrix? Apple is reported to be investing around $1bn in the next year to produce original video content in a strategy of competing with Netflix, Amazon and HBO.

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Get your new school year off to a flying start by joining us for a resource-packed tutor2u Business CPD course. We're running one more date for our most popular GCSE & A Level courses from...

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Gold dust for 3.3.2 - Market Share. Lidl has overtaken Waitrose to become the UK's 7th largest food retailer.

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

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How long does the average employee last at Uber?

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The global market for endurance sports continues to grow tremendously quickly.

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American Airlines in 1987 saved $40k by removing an olive from each salad in 1st Class. Could the same cold commercial logic apply to the decision by Nestle to remove walnuts from their Walnut Whip?

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Tesla has launched its first mass-market electric vehicle - the Model 3. However, it now needs a substantial injection of finance to support the higher production capacity required.

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What percentage of industrial work is currently done by robots rather than humans? What a great question to ask your students. Sit back and watch the discussion as they come up with their estimate.

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Snapchat now has 173 million daily active users but the business is burning money at a fierce rate as it faces increasing competition from the likes of Facebook's Instagram and WhatsApp.

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Simon Jack's article here is a good clear explanation for why Amazon is paying less tax this year even though revenues continue to grow strongly. Part of the answer is in the staff compensation...

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