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    In today’s ultracompetitive society, we as consumers naturally depend upon and welcome coffee as a warm, caffeinated, familiar, (and for some, necessary) drink that keeps the worlds moving. In fact, Dunkin’ Donuts,’ an international coffee giant and one of the companies under study in this analysis, is known for its famous slogan “America runs on Dunkin.’” Dunkin’ Donuts was founded in 1950 in Quincy, Massachusetts by William Rosenberg. Dunkin’ Donuts was successfully operated by Rosenberg and…

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    Introduction During the present-day new age of marketing, power has been continuously shifting to customers, particularly due to a massive increase in product selection. In this day and age, customers are considered to be the driving force behind the success of almost every company across the globe. However, there isn’t a better way through which a company can create a potentially large customer base than with the most appropriate marketing strategy that articulates the best social media trends…

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    Godzilla, the highest-grossing monster in movie history, draws on centuries upon centuries of that old cliche; the destroyer of cities and societies. In addition to that great lizard, Frankenstein is a well known monster in movie history. The art of the film is widely enjoyed in the more civilized places of the world. In the novel Frankenstein, Mary Shelley twists the norm, when the monster shows more human qualities than his creator, Victor Frankenstein. Although Shelley paints the creature…

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    SWOT Analysis Of Wal-Mart By far what we have known about Wal-Mart the company is its profile, industrial standing and the organisational structure. But when an investor makes a decision about a company, apart from the above mentioned areas one ore area is of utmost important to him-the position of the company with respect to its internal strengths and inherent weaknesses along with the potential opportunities and the external threats it faces. In the light of the above discussion we now talk…

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    Chancellor’s mentorship challenge The American Council on Education recognized UH Chancellor Renu Khator for her outstanding mentorship of future higher education leaders. The Chancellor has mentored five ACE Fellows, who are each preparing for senior-level positions in higher education administration. “Mentoring is powerful. It is the only thing that can explain my own journey,” Khator said on her blog, “the journey of a girl from the rural heartland of India to becoming the chancellor of a…

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    For the past two decades, we’ve thought of “new media” as the upstart and “old media” as reliable media. But what if new media isn’t as new as we think it is and maybe old media isn’t the oldest type of media? Though many people believe that we have come such a long way from previous social media outlets, nothing has really changed. Twenty years ago, my mother was calling her friends on landlines and meeting up at the local cafes. Today, I’m calling my friends on my iPhone and meeting up at the…

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    China Tea History

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    China first introduced the world to tea, and according to Chinese tradition the first cup was brewed by Shen Nung, an emperor who reigned 2737-2697. It was claimed that like wine and coffee, the tea was created by accident. It is said that Nung was boiling water to drink, when a gust of wind brought some leaves into his pot. When he drank the tea, it was found refreshing. Tea is a mix of dried leaves, flowers and buds of the evergreen bush, Camellia sinensis. The drink quickly spread throughout…

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    Entering Stonehouse Coffee, I am hit with a burst of warm, delicious smelling air that contrasts sharply with the dry, biting cold of the winter weather outside. As I make my way up to the counter, I observe my surroundings. The walls of the little coffeehouse are painted a dark brown espresso color, rather pertinent for a coffee shop. The wall to my right is covered with shelves full of Stonehouse 's own signature coffee, scone mixes, hand-made mugs, coffee makers, and just about any gadget a…

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    success of the Starbucks was that it placed values first to customers and created unique brand image in their mind. However, the brand awareness was not as high as before. People might notice Starbucks in the street, and they might realize this coffeehouse was quite similar to other smaller coffee chains. Free cups was a great method to reduce the perception that Starbucks was only obsessed with expansion and making money. Starbucks could also try to promote its stored-value card (SCV) more.…

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    All started with a young woman in her mid -20s, she graduated in electronic engineering in 1974. In the same year, she decided to study at the university of Grenoble, but unfortunately her mother was killed during an assassination attempt on her father, who was the current president of South Korea, age twenty-two she was regarded as First Lady. Five years after her mother’s murder, her father was also assassinated. Suffering such tremendous tragedy did not make her weak, instead she became…

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