Monthly Archives for October 2012
Re: In Turbulent Times, Zara Continues to Practice Supply Chain Resiliency
For a few years now, Zara has been one of the stores I frequent when I shop. I’ve been to Zara stores worldwide, from retail stores in Canada, the United States, Hong Kong to England. I knew that it had … Continue reading
Re: Social Entrepreneurship: An Impossible Task?
Post in response to Oliver Zhang’s Blogpost I’ve chosen to reply to Oliver’s post because social enterprise is something that I am interested in. Although I’ve only been exposed to the very basics of social enterprise, it seems to fit … Continue reading
Power of the Dollar(store)
A Dollarama opened in my neighbourhood a few months ago. I fell in love after I first step foot into the store. Why? Because the Dollarama was somehow able to find an equilibrium between my tight student budget and my … Continue reading
Facebook Faceplant?
On May 18th 2012, Facebook was released to public trading on the stock market with an initial public offering at the price of $38. There was much hype around this IPO; many analysts were anticipating the stock to skyrocket. The … Continue reading