Business in the news - just two pages from the paper yields three stories on topics we’ve been looking at recently in Business & Economics. Some of the best A-Level consolidation comes from the news…and @tutor2uBusiness@tutor2uEcon
Some fantastic remote learning work from Y13 Business students today. Students have been working on collaborative research presentations & presented them in our live lesson today. Excellent teamwork and resilience shown, particularly when the technical gremlins struck!
Y13 Business students have been learning about sensitivity analysis with investment decisions today. It all starts with throwing paper balls into a bin - special thanks to Joe for aiding the example by deliberately missing all 3 😉
Fantastic start to our Y13 work this week from Y12 Business students Mel, Harriet, Chloe, Jasper & Matt O. Lots of A’s & B’s awarded for some excellent investment appraisal work. Well done all 👏
The benefits of diversified distribution channels? Apple announces $11bn quarterly profit - during a quarter when most of its physical retail stores were closed for most of the quarter. Interesting argument on cash-flow too - that ~$200bn cash pile looking quite useful now.
Nostalgia is becoming an increasingly powerful promotional tool for businesses trying to attract buyers of a certain age group. Mr Davis wouldn’t have bought this if it said ‘Snickers’ - can’t resist the retro edition though!
50/50 split over who could tell the brand from the non-brand in Y10. Next lesson we’ll look at the power of brands & why consumers continue to pay for them.
Bit more CSR here: How does this tie in with Apple’s frequent highlighting of their green approach to technology? (Usual warning about finding another source to corroborate though)
The Gyle Premier Inn at Edinburgh Park to become the first hotel in the UK powered by battery! "An innovation which will save money, ensure security of supply and support the transition to a more flexible grid." Cian Hatton, Head of Energy & Environment https://t.co/qZ1g6iNadn
Congratulations to former students Katie Southerton and Rob Murray (CHS Class of 2011) on the successful completion of their ACA (accountancy) exams. Hard work and dedication paying off again! #proudbusinessteachermoment