A thoughtful and balanced analysis here from the FT on the broader implications of the VW emissions-cheating scandal for the whole car industry. On the one hand the scandal is a financial disaster...

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Primark. Look at the charts below which demonstrate a strong growth in revenues and store openings. Primark is successful; it’s fast; it’s cheap!

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This short two-minute video from PwC provides a useful introduction into the strategic issues and challenges raised by technological change - and particularly e-commerce.

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The unfolding scandal of how VW cheated emissions testing systems and, in the process, systematically and deliberately misled hundreds of thousands of customers in the USA and beyond, is rapidly...

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With the Rugby World Cup upon us, there a number of opportunities to discuss various aspects of business theory including leadership, motivation, teamwork and culture. But the All Blacks Haka also...

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As students get to grips with the new BUSS4 research theme, it would be easy to follow the line of analysis that the growth of online shopping will lead to a (further) decline of 'bricks and mortar'.

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This is an excellent example to use with students studying correlation as part of the new AQA A Level Business Specification.

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The third Biz Quiz of the term is now ready to try! Good luck!Launch The Biz Quiz 23 September 2015Download printable version (pdf)Download solution (pdf)

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According to research by OC&C Strategy Consultants, PayPal and Google, online sales across the UK, US, Germany and China will grow by £320bn between now and 2018, increasing the value of the...

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17th September 2015

More Retrenchment at HP

The numbers involved are quite staggering. If this happened in the UK it would be front-page news. Computing giant HP has announced a further 30,000 jobs losses as part of a major corporate...

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It's better to remain a private company rather than "go public" - for now. That's the judgement that the Board of "preppy" fashion retailer Jack Will have made - along with the decision to part...

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Five years after first sending a team to China to investigate opening stores there, Sainsbury's has announced it is to start selling in China. However, this will be entirely online, not through...

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This has to be one of the best business articles I've ever come across for A Level students. In a detailed investigation of the problems faced by McDonald's in the US, Bloomberg Business talks to a...

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How can a business achieve a sustained improvement in labour productivity and quality? Pay employees more? Empower them? Or perhaps ask employees to work a shorter working week?

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We've got two more dates left for our popular introductory CPD course for the new Edexcel A Level Business specification. Still some places left for the final two times we'll be running this...

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Our comprehensive toolkit for the 2016 New Balance case study for Edexcel 4a (Making Business Decisions) is now complete and ready for immediate despatch.Once again author Mark Tottman has...

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The second edition of The Biz Quiz for this term is now available. Ten questions on the business news over the last 7 days.Launch The Biz Quiz - 16 September 2015Download printable version...

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Despite my dulcet tones and engaging manner, my students will always prefer a TV programme to me! Luckily, I found a couple of excellent Big Bang Theory clips in which Sheldon, Leonard and the gang...

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More evidence this week of a slowdown in the rate of economic growth in China. Not good news for the policymakers in China. However, the effect of China's slowdown is being felt throughout the...

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Some of the best-known business names and brands are privately-held, not quoted public companies. Can your students work out which of the ten listed are private and public? This resource is a great...

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