Monthly Archives: November 2013

I enjoyed reading Jennifer Yip’s blog post on Lululemon has made the “see throughout pants” and her opinions on Lululemon’s reaction to the customers’ complaints. In Jennifer’s blog post, she discusses that Lululemon is known for creating high quality athletic … Continue reading →

I read an very interesting blog post on Cameron Lawrence’s Blog talking about the comparison of this year’s new PlayStation 4 and the releasing of PlayStation 3 and how Sony gets improved by decreasing the faults on its products. Cameron … Continue reading →

The war between main food retailers seems to become more and more intense, the two giants Loblaw Cos. Ltd. and Metro Inc., both experienced a decrease in its shares about 7.5 per cent and 5.6 per cent, respectively, according to the “Loblaw, Metro earnings … Continue reading →

Nowadays, the competition between Apple and Google has become more and more intense, according to the CBC news, both companies are poaching each other’s employees, wooing each other’s app developers. The war between these two companies already started a few years … Continue reading →

  Recently, a TV show which was killed twice by AMC called “The Killing” is resurrected by Netflix for a final six episodes. So far, we can’t judge whether this action is wise or not, but at least Netflix brings … Continue reading →

The Alibaba, a Chinese E-commerce Marketplace had a sale for $5.87 billion on 11.11 Shopping Festival, which broke its one-day sale record by 80% compared to last year. How does a Chinese e-bay make that? The Alibaba Nov. 11 sale … Continue reading →

According the news from CBC on Oct.28th 2013, discount retailer Target said it would open 33 more Canadian stores in November. Target first reached the Canada from U.S was in March, it opened its first store in Ontario, Canada, now … Continue reading →

Tim Hortons tests its first new coffee blend in 49 years,  because it wants to compete with McDonald’s Corp. and Starbucks Corp., in the area of stronger dark roast coffees, because these two companies have expanded quite quickly in Canada. Tim … Continue reading →