Archive for November, 2012

What Would Life Be Like Without Amazon

Monday, November 19th, 2012

If you were to observe the current state of affairs in the world of trading goods and services on the local level – going downtown to get a new outfit or a new record or maybe even something fancy like a new car – and then imagine what that would be like without our massive […]

What Holds Back a Female Entrepeneur?

Saturday, November 17th, 2012

What was that? Feminism in business? Powerful women in executive positions? Now that it is mandatory for me to express my opinions to the world (thanks Comm 101), I might as well go all out and provide the millionth feministic perspective on business, while reflecting on another blog named Women on Business (this is going […]

Remember That One Time Starbucks Failed in Israel

Friday, November 16th, 2012

Yes, it is true. The almightly almost holy entity named Starbucks once upon a time launched their heavenly coffee shops in Israel only to shut down again a little while later. Why did this fairytale not work out you ask? Because Starbucks was lacking a grounded idea of their own situation. An article in Haaretz […]

Sympathy is Entering the Business World

Monday, November 12th, 2012

Following the Comm 101  lecture featuring Janice Cheam, Energy Aware‘s founder and CEO, a bit of a discussion ensued among my friends – is society wrong in consistently viewing the average business as inconsiderate of the surroundings? Yes of course, the stereotype is generally wrong – as most stereotypes tend to be – and as […]

Will These Indie Shops Ever Stick Around?

Saturday, November 10th, 2012

As a tourist-going-on-Vancouverite I have seen many small independent shops and services around Vancouver (that is, whenever I find the magic, mysterious and rare time to get off campus). I can’t help but wonder to myself if these shops will ever stick around when they’re surrounded by large retail chains? After reading Julia Amelio’s blog […]

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