Monthly Archives: September 2011

Reference Article: Netflix, Hastings Get it Right By Roger Ebert Netflix is an online high quality video streaming service provided to customers at a monthly cost. The corporation used to provide DVD mailing services with the membership fee without extra cost. At July of 2011, the CEO of Netflix- Hastings announced that online and mailing video service will be divided into two services charging two prices. Obviously, the CEO sensed he made the wrong decision when thousands of customers terminated […]

Reference News Article: The IPad’s Secret Abilities By Rachael King Nowadays with more technologies advancing at a quick speed, Apple sees its new market to target toward people with disabilities with their innovated computer applications to help them out. With growing percentage in disabilities at workplace, more consumers demand devices that can assist their insufficient vision as well as hearing. For example, Apple offers applications that can read documents to the user using the Apple IPhone 4 camera to take […]

Reference News Article: Uniqlo: Asia’s Top Clothier Goes Back to Basics By Naoko Fujimura and Shunichi Ozasa As Zara and H&M are targeting at low price fashion wear, Uniqlo saw the market and opportunity, joined the war of clothing to satisfy the growing demand on clothing. Uniqlo, a popular Asian clothier focus on providing low price and basic style casual wear, launched its first set of fashionable clothing in the last year. However, the results were clearly not desirable for […]

  Reference News Article: Wal-Mart Brazil Thinks Green By Andrew Winston Nowadays, people often talk about going green and improving environmental sustainability. At the Summit 2009, Wal-Mart Brazil announced its goals to tackle some popular environmental and social problems in the world. For example, within the supply chain of Wal-Mart, the companies cannot employ slave, in other words, forced labour. Also, Wal-Mart would not buy beef sourced from any newly cleared Amazonian land. Furthermore, Wal-Mart brought in twenty top corporations […]