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    Apollo Group Inc. was launched in 1976. John Sperling came up with the idea that rather than catering to 18-22 year olds he focused on the neglected market of working adults and he recruited working professionals as teachers rather than tenured professors. The University of Phoenix Online has more than 18‚000 faculties‚ only about 450 are full time. Sperling ran his University to make money‚ despite the critiques from the education establishment. Sperling faced failure everyday for the first 10 years

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    On December 16‚1773 the Boston tea party took place. The Boston tea party is commonly described as the day the colonist threw over 200 chests of tea into the Boston harbor. But what instigated this kind of rebellion ? The answer to that lies in what happened prior to the day of the event. After the French and Indian war had ceased England realized that they needed a way to regain the money they had lost while the war was going on. King George III and the British parliament decided to issue a tax

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    Boston Beer Company (Samuel Adams) SWOT Analysis Samuel Adams has long been one of America’s most popular beer companies. The Boston Beer company prides itself on great tasting beer for the consumer‚ and profitable growth for the company. Although Samuel Adams beer is a popular beer in New England‚ it only holds just over 1% of the market share of the beer industry. Overwhelmed by popular brews such as Bud‚ Coors and Corona‚ Samuel Adams struggles to gain market share. Even with their low market

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    Campbell And Bailyn’s Boston Office Case Study The ‘sub-prime’ crisis triggered by the meltdown of the US mortgage backed-securities market in 2007 was a precursor to the global financial crisis. It would drastically change the competitive landscape for all firms in the financial services sector‚ including Campbell and Bailyn (C&B)‚ one of the world’s five largest investment banks. In response to a loss of clientele to competitor firms‚ Ken Winston (C&B’s Boston Sales Office Director) assembled

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    construct a BCG model for a company having multiple business org. and discuss the following strategies with example: 1) Market penetration 2) Market development 3) Product development 4) diversification ii : discuss related diversification and unrelated diversification. Here we construct BCG model for Unilever brand. Company’s mission: “we meet everyday needs for nutrition‚hygine and personal care with brands that help people feel good‚look good and get more out of life.” What is BCG model? The BCG

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    Other sources are internet‚ field survey and many journals. d) Methodology: Information‚ collected from the field survey‚ are applied in various types of marketing strategic theories. The theories are : SWOT Analysis Boston Consulting Group [BCG] approach Industry Analysis Marketing mix e) Scope of this report: This study includes those strategic theories‚ which are directly related with the marketing department. This report is mainly based on the survey of

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    The Boston Massacre was a street fight that occurred on March 5‚ 1770‚ between a mob of colonist‚ throwing snowballs‚ stones and sticks at a squad of British soldiers. This resulted in the death of five colonist. The Boston Massacre was the tipping point to the boiling tension between the British and the colonist. The trial and verdict would set off the inevitable war between Britain and the colonies of that time. By analyzing the defenses‚ testimonies‚ historical facts‚ and common law of that time

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    The Boston Massacre The Boston Massacre was clearly an act of self defence on behalf of the British Soldiers because the Soldiers got attacked first and the Soldiers were just doing the jobs. The Boston Massacre was blatantly an act of self defence on the part of the British Soldiers because credible witness testimony clearly states that the British Soldiers got attacked first and the Patriots were armed. On March 5‚ 1770 on King Street‚ the Patriots were protesting but it escalated to more

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    out of their homes. Once troops arrived in the colonies‚ riots became‚ "an almost regular feature of life" (Becker‚ Wheeler 77). The Boston Massacre occurred on March 5‚ 1770‚ when hostility between the Americans and British had reached its breaking point. During a riot in the town square‚ British troops fired into a crowd of civilians‚ killing five men. The Boston Massacre was caused by tensions in the American people that had built up as a result of an increasing sense of patriotism‚ pains brought

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    responses to acts of resistance in the peripheries. W.A. Speck mentions some British politicians believed duty on Tea was ‘a symbol of parliamentary sovereignty over the colonies’ (Speck‚ 2015‚ p.32). It could be argued the reprisal policies following The Boston Massacre demonstrate the metropole believed they had a right to exercise they perceived superiority‚ as they considered the peoples in the peripheries as children. Measures such as the The Quartering Act could be seen as the metropole exercising

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