Monthly Archives: November 2014

The United Nations is an international organization that is committed to maintaining international peace, while also promoting social progress and better living standards. The UN is essential in creating world change, but the scale of global issues is far too … Continue reading →

I found Eric’s blog post on Adidas to be an interesting read. I agree with Eric when he says that Adidas is losing in the US market because they are seen as “being too ‘European,’” however I think that this … Continue reading →

Although the provincial government of British Columbia initially approved Taseko’s $1.1 billion mine project, the federal government twice rejected the proposal. Government and society’s attitudes have recently changed – ethical environmental decisions take precedent over economic prosperity. Through Taseko’s key … Continue reading →

After reading Tristan’s blog post on Nike’s sales performance in China, I was shocked with what I learnt. I would’ve thought that China was one of Nike’s top markets, yet its sales consistently decrease each quarter. China is filled with … Continue reading →

“Coming and happening” – NHL chief operating officer John Collins’ words regarding jersey sponsorship. In professional sports, advertising is a primary revenue stream. Advertising can be seen painted on football fields, ice rinks, and basketball courts. Many professional European hockey … Continue reading →

Recently, Amazon announced that it would begin to offer same day delivery in Vancouver and Toronto. This service is available on online orders made before noon. Introducing same day delivery in parts of Canada will help Amazon to compete with … Continue reading →