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    Food Desert Challenges

    San Francisco has food deserts in that people have no access to grocery stores that they can go to and buy foods to enhance their health life. Some of the people living in the food deserts have to buy their food from convenience stores located in their neighboring towns because there are no convenience food stores within their areas of residence. The poor people, who make a large population of the food desert areas in San Francisco, are more affected than the well-off people. This is because the

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    Debate

    org/subjects/planning/bigboxretail.aspx Many stores we shop at on a weekly basis are categorized as large chain retailers. These stores include large specialty retailers like Best Buy, warehouse club stores like Costco and Sam’s club, and superstores like Wal-Mart and Target. A world without these now modern day conveniences would be inefficient and detrimental to our economy and the consumers they serve. Customers have learned to embrace these large chain retail stores due to there wide selection of goods

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    Conord Booshop

    is nearly impossible to remain stagnant and unchanged when inhabiting a round sphere that is in constant motion. Today’s society thrives on competition, speed, and convenience. Long gone are the days of mom and pop stores and consumers actually enjoying to shop in person. Instead, physical stores are being replaced by the convenience of virtual shopping from your cell phones, Ipads, computers, etc. This is the case of the Concord bookshop, whom in its hay day was a highly regarded community jewel

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    Final Strategic Plan

    first choice for value and convenience. This company strives to produce a welcoming atmosphere with the intent of providing the best service and products for the customers. The fundamentals of this vision are to accomplish tasks for a long-term framework with the goal of accumulating shareholder significance and to give back to the community. Mission Speedway LLC focus is to indulge customers. Their mission is to provide transportation fuels and convenience store merchandise to the motoring

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    Blockbuster Case

    whole market of home movie viewers in the US. Afterwards, they started to target international markets. Blockbuster service their customers through rental stores and they kept using the same business model. However, they failed to understand the change in consumer behavior as people became more busy and don’t have time to visit their stores. * Netflix targeted same market but with different approach as they offered mailing system of movie rentals that go directly to customers and that was

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    Assess the Role of the Independent Retailer in the 21st Century

    the independent retailer and assess its role in today’s society. Retailers can be classified into three sectors; these are store based, non store based and ownership status. An independent retailer is an individual who owns the whole of the business and so fits into the ownership status category. This is not the only ownership form in this group. A chain has numerous stores but it has a common ownership such as ‘Uniqlo’. It takes part in a low level of co-ordinated purchasing and decision making

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    Concord Bookshop

    is nearly impossible to remain stagnant and unchanged when inhabiting a round sphere that is in constant motion. Today’s society thrives on competition, speed, and convenience. Long gone are the days of mom and pop stores and consumers actually enjoying to shop in person. Instead, physical stores are being replaced by the convenience of virtual shopping from your cell phones, Ipads, computers, etc. This is the case of the Concord bookshop, whom in its hay day was a highly regarded community jewel

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    Online Marketing Kmart Analysis

    marketing strategies today, as well as describe the e-business marketing strategies utilized by Kmart, Inc. The internet is an enormous environment that is advancing and developing at a very erratic pace, and only companies able to adapt will survive. The World Wide Web provides a medium that breaks through geographical boundaries, allows the customer much more control, and has no time restrictions as it is always “open”. According to an article by Dr. Ralph F. Wilson, Niche Marketing on the Web

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    Mgt/498

    Environmental Scan Environmental scanning is very important to a company’s long term and short term run within a business. In this paper there will be two businesses being evaluated through the scanning process. The SWOT analysis is the tool of choice. The SWOT analysis will provide the strengths and weaknesses of each company. The environmental scanning monitors help companies evaluate information from the

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    E-Commerce and the Threat of New Entrants.

    traditional bricks and mortar business due to the benefits they provide customers and consumers- in terms of lower search cost, greater flexibility and convenience, and lower prices (as a result of lower cost). An example of this is the closing down of HMV/xtravision and the introduction of Spotify and deezer. In the year of 2014 music which was bought in stores decreased by an outstanding 14.2% that was a loss from 32.4 million to 27.8 million (albums) and 12.5 percent, from 356.5 million to 312 million

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