A new start-up in London is encouraging customers to buy chocolate lollipops of their own face!

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It is often claimed that Amazon's main competitive advantage is its ability to exploit the "long-tail" - a product range of many millions of items a physical retailer could never hope to match....

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New research from Barclaycard has revealed a new ‘Doorstep Economy’ due to a surge in UK businesses gearing up to meet the increased expectations of consumers for products delivered on-demand.

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Not long to go before our mega Biz Quiz of the Year (next week).For now, here is the latest Biz Quiz...

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This is a terrific article from InternetRetailing packed with useful insights for students needing to understand the importance of suppliers in a successful e-commerce strategy.

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Any students researching the online fashion market for BUSS4 in 2016 are strongly advised to include Arcadia Group alongside the obvious pure-play ASOS. Latest financial results from Arcadia Group...

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The race is on for e-commerce operations to offer customers the quickest, most convenient and cheapest delivery. However, there is increasing evidence that, whilst these delivery choices are great...

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Amazon will employ 100,000 seasonal staff to support the expected peak in demand for e-commerce in the final weeks of the year (up 25% from 2014), so are big retailers really struggling to find...

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We've just had Black Friday and today is Manic Monday. Both days (along with Singles Day on 11 Nov) are great examples of why B2C e-commerce is highly seasonal and places enormous strains on the...

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A significant and growing skills gap may threaten the UK's ability to exploit the best opportunities in e-commerce.

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Time was when Christmas was delivered by Santa and his hard-working elves, then along came e-commerce and delivery of our pressies was outsourced to the likes of Royal Mail, Yodel and UPS. All hail...

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River Island is introducing a click & (don't) collect service for customers who select to pick up their orders in store, but then change their mind.

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In recent years Aldi has cleverly positioned its product range to match the key elements of higher-priced branded goods. Now it has clearly decided that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery!

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The online fashion retailer, Asos, is a great example of why successful strategy involves clear market positioning.

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A cumbersome organisational structure is a root cause of the significant strategic problems being faced by Rolls Royce according to its new CEO, Warren East

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As most ‘urban’ cyclists will tell you, one of the most difficult things about cycling in the city is finding somewhere safe to leave your bike.

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This new Lex video from the FT is a superb resource for A2 Business students and teachers who are looking at the strategy of tour operator Thomas Cook.

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This task ask the students to be the examiner, marking 18 mark questions and judging which level answers have achieved and justifying why.

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Another busy week in the business news. Were you keeping watch? We're about to find out...

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An examiner favourite is the question that essentially asks - why do larger businesses enjoy higher profits? The answer lies somewhere in the complex relationship between scale, efficiency and the...

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