Is there a better example of sales data that illustrates the classic product life cycle than Apple's iPod? The chart further below suggests the iPod is a terrific example to use with students to...

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This is a fascinating interview with Justine Roberts, the Founder of MumsNet. The business was launched 4 years before Facebook and 6 years before Twitter and become one of the enduring success...

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It's always interesting to come across an unfamiliar name in a familiar industry - and to learn a little more about that business.I've been researching the global sportswear and sporting goods...

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Here are the latest grade boundaries for BUSS1-BUSS4 based on the summer 2015 release from AQA.

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Google Inc is changing its name – to Alphabet Inc!

The new company even has an amazing new domain for its corporate websiteActually, this move is a lot more complicated than that. It involves a...

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When Asda’s COO spoke at a tutor2u Business Teacher conference a few years ago she was asked who she feared most as a competitor. She named two – Aldi and Amazon...

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One of the key challenges that teachers face when moving to a linear specification is re-capping and revisiting topics that have previously been taught.It is impossible to ‘revise’ two years of...

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Bad news for night clubbers, but new data on the substantial decline of the UK night club market is packed with classic business concepts, not the least the product life cycle.

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On Saturday I was listening to Radio 4 (compulsory when you turn 40) and a piece on self-employment when they discussed a website called Task Rabbit.A man in his late 30’s had just been made...

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In another attempt to arrest a persistent decline in global sales, McDonald's is rolling out a change to the way customers are served - table service! Already used in some countries, table service...

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The working environment for many is changing rapidly. Mobile technology is changing where and when we work, how we collaborate, who we work for. The days of the traditional office seem numbered.

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Given the horrific injuries experienced by Leah Washington, Vicky Balch and their friends, it is hard to feel much sympathy for shareholders of Merlin Entertainment.However, the business and...

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What a great example to use with students who want to explore a topical and relevant example of the forces of supply and demand!

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A fascinating short video here from the FT Business and Automotive team which considers how modern cars have become highly sophisticated pieces of technology - and how further technological change...

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A great story here from the Guardian explaining the rise of street-trading markets designed specifically for teenage entrepreneurs!

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The DfE has published the draft proposed subject content for the new GCSE in Business for first teaching from September 2017.The draft teaching content is now open to consultation and responses are...

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The costs of operating an airline are largely fixed. It broadly costs the same to fly whether a plane is packed with passengers or half-empty. All of which means that capacity utilisation is a key...

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A UK trade union is taking legal action against Uber claiming that Uber's drivers in the UK are not provided with key employment protection, including the payment of minimum wages and health &...

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The new A level specifications have taken the opportunity to update the range of promotional activities in the marketing mix, and to highlight the use of social media, which means that the range of...

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Three years ago, back in the summer of 2012, Starbucks announced a takeover of a small bakery chain based in San Francisco - La Boulange.

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