Would you want to take a ride in one of these? If you live in Dubai, you might be able to soon. No word though on what the fare will be.

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A classic example here of the potential costs from allowing the standard of customer service and product quality to fall way below expected standards.

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Did Kraft find that they had bitten off more than they could chew? Last night they announced that they were withdrawing their offer to buy Unilever. Michael Mullen, a spokesman for the company,...

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There are lots of calculations and ratios in the AQA A Level Business specification. Can you spot which ones are not included using this classic Trapdoor activity?

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Which theories and models are included in the AQA A Level Business spec? Try this version of the classic Trapdoor activity for a fun way to test awareness of key exam spec models.

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Non-price competition is an important part of a supermarket's armoury when competing for custom. This article looks at a variety of categories - in-store experience, online, food quality and value...

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A number of well known high street stores have failed to pay the National Minimum Wage and have been named and shamed.

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Dyson has opened a new technology and research centre in Singapore, because of a shortage of skilled engineers in the UK. This short 1-minute film highlights the fact that 40% of Singapore's...

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Australian entrepreneur Matt Barrie's website has a simple concept - it connects people who have work they need doing with others who compete to do the task by submitting the fee they would charge....

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Spotify's planned initial public offering (IPO) appears to be subject to delays as it rethinks crucial licensing deals with Universal, Sony and Warner who together have significant oligopolistic...

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I wouldn't be surprised if the so-called "gig economy" features as a context in the A Level Business exams this summer. So this accessible, example-packed guide to the gig economy from the BBC is...

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The European car industry looks like it is set for some consolidation with the news that Peugeot in talks to buy GM's Vauxhall and Opel businesses.

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What on earth is going on here? Chemicals giant Ineos has announced plans to invest hundreds of millions of pounds behind an attempt to become a car manufacturer.

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The Business Blog has highlighted this resource before, but the BBC collection of 'CEO Secrets' videos is worth a reminder. There are now masses of short videos, each around 1 minute long, of a...

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For many consumers, the provenance of the products they buy is an increasingly important non-price factor influencing the choices they make in markets.

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If you go into a Tesco store today, you are likely to find that all the staff are out on the shop floor checking their Special Offer labels on the shelves. They have been caught out by a BBC...

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Another gig economy story, but this time the 'worker' has won. In this case, the plumber concerned, Gary Smith, won the right to re-negotiate his contract after he'd had a heart attack. His...

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Perhaps this is the ultimate in hedging behaviour - the owner of Durex is buying a company that makes baby food!! What can possibly go wrong?

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Waitrose is in the headlines with news that it is removing a layer from its store organisational hierarchy as well as closing six under-performing stores.

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Here is the next Biz Quiz for this term. 10 questions on this week's business news. Good luck!

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