Pret A Manger saw a rise in sales last year and explains a boost in demand for its vegetarian products contributed to this.

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The UK's high street favourite Next has reported that 2016 is likely to be the company’s toughest year since 2008. An overhaul of their online business is desperately needed.

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In what is described as Coca-Cola's most significant product launch in the UK for 10 years, a Coca-Cola brand is being renamed and relaunched - all due to market research.

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China is trying to rebalance its economy away from reliance on investment in infrastructure and manufacturing towards consumption. However, this is proving harder than China's leaders expected.

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Yutong, the world's leading manufacturer of busses, is looking to accelerate its global expansion plans in response to a slowing of demand in its home markets.

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16th April 2016

The Vinyl Countdown!

Today is record store day, a celebration of vinyl which began 9 years ago as a means of supporting independent record retailers.

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A landmark has been reached by one of the very best social enterprises - the Big Issue.

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An important trading update today from a key case study for students researching e-commerce. UK-based "pure-play" fashion retailer ASOS has reported a significant increase in profitability which,...

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What a fantastic quote from Howard Schultz, the CEO of Starbucks, in this new interview with CNN Money."Growth should not be a strategy", says Schultz. "Growth should be an outcome".

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Ansoff would be proud! McDonald's has announced plans to open a further 1,500 stores in target Asian markets as it attempts to address sluggish global revenues.

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What a superb example to use of the risks involved in international expansion. UK-based "pure-play" e-commerce business ASOS has announced that it is to close its operations in China after a...

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Apple has filed a patent application in the US to introduce a keyless keyboard. Why? Is this an attempt to reverse the steady long-term decline in global shipments of desktops and laptops?

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The introduction from 1 April 2016 of the National Living Wage is one of the most significant interventions by a UK government in the labour market. The National Living Wage has potentially...

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Facebook users “like” an average of 70 pages each. The type of pages liked gives Facebook a lot of information about the interests of that person and they can also make other inferences about such...

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Amazon, now one of the world's most diversified businesses, is making a success of entering a substantial existing market - again! This time, it is connecting householders with professional trades...

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A terrific video here from the WSJ exploring the competitive strategies of fast-food multinationals in India.

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The sell-out launch of Shanghai Disneyland this week provides students with a superb example of how a multinational can execute a strategy of market development in China.

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Netflix is one of the very best case studies for students to look at when it comes to understanding the disruptive impact of e-commerce and how this can enable rapid and significant expansion into...

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Are UK businesses taking the risk of Brexit sufficiently seriously? Is so, you might expect a large proportion of them to have completed basic contingency planning in the event that the UK decides...

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We're pleased to be offering a free revision webinar for IB Business Management students as they complete their preparations for the Paper 1 exam on 19 May featuring the Todos os Mercados case study.

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