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    The American Dream as an idea of the path to potential success and the possibility to achieve the set goals in the USA was attracting many people to the US. The United States was a land of possibilities and opportunities where every person could establish oneself and gain recognition. However, nowadays there are some claims that the American Dream has exhausted itself, which appears to be false. American Dream is the belief in the value of hard and creativity. Even though nowadays the American…

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    Juan Valdez Analysis

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    Juan Valdez is Latin America’s Aunt Jemima, but questions authenticity remain when discussing Juan Valdez. Juan Valdez is a western representation of the Cafertero. In 2006, the man who had portrayed Juan Valdez for 37 years, Carlos Sanchez, handed over the Conchita’s reins to a new Juan. Sanchez had appeared in nearly 100 commercials and even made a cameo in the Jim Carrey movie Bruce Almighty, delivering the perfect cup of coffee to the God-like Bruce. During Sanchez’s tenure, Juan Valdez…

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    King Tut's Curse

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    today other than just this silly curse? King Tutankhamun’s tomb, before nineteen twenty four, had never been discovered by bandits and grave robbers because he was buried in a tomb that was never meant to be for a pharaoh. It wasn’t until Egyptologist Howard Carter unsealed the boy kings tomb in nineteen twenty four, that we saw how amazing his tomb was. Undisturbed for centuries, it still contained all of the king’s possessions which allowed Carter to present the world with the first intact…

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    Starbucks Case Study Starbucks is a massive company that prides itself on delivering the consumer high quality coffee ethically. In recent years, Starbucks has experienced a lucrative amount of growth. In the third quarter of 2016, Starbucks’ store sales increased 4%, net revenues grew 7%, and profitability jumped 9% (Doraisamy 2016). I attribute these astronomical numbers to Starbucks’ initiative to expand its operations nationally as well as internationally while maintaining its signature…

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    How Starbucks’ Company Information Article Meets Reader Expectations, Is Clear and Concise, and Is Efficient and Effective In my readings and research assignments, I came across the article that Starbucks offers on their company information. This assignment immediately reminded me of that article, as I remembered it being convincingly and concisely worded, without doublespeak, jargon, or euphemisms to muddle their points. This article, found at…

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    4.4.0 Target Market 4.4.1 Adults (Aged 25-44) Starbucks targets this group as a majority of them have a high income and professional careers. Starbucks makes it a point to provide this group with a unique and relaxing experience so they will treat Starbucks as their third home, after their home and workplace. This will then encourage them to relax and spend their time at Starbucks when they are not busy at work, or resting at home. 4.4.2 Young Adults (Aged 18-24) Starbucks targets this group as…

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    locations in Japan. The joint endeavor association is called Starbucks Coffee Japan, Ltd. This organization together turns out to be an in number one on the grounds that it joins two noteworthy way of life organizations that will give the Japanese purchaser another and one of a kind strength espresso experience. Under this organization, Starbucks opened its leader Tokyo store in the upscale Ginza shopping locale in 1996, its first retail location extension outside of North America and Europe.…

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    Starbucks is the global leader in the coffee house industry. With it primary market in the US, Starbucks hinges its competitive advantage on the quality of its products and services. In addition to a globally recognized brand, the company has achieved wide-ranging success in spite of the implementation of a premium pricing strategy. Although the company has diversified its coffee brands, specialization in coffee stands as a strength and weakness in the enterprise. However, based on the…

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    Coffee, what a magical word. What about this word has such an impact on the world? Coffee is such a phenomenon that it has over 20,000 stores in the USA alone. Coffee plays very important role in society. Whether it be when you are going out to eat or you need a kickstart to your morning. Possibly, if you are like me, you just need a cozy place with free wi-fi to write an essay with your favorite drink by your side. Almost every break room for almost every occupation has a coffee machine.…

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    Kubota Garden Case Study

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    Seattle's American-Japanese garden The Kubota Garden was established in the 1930s by Mr. Fujitaro Kubota. Mr. Kubota emigrated to the United States in 1907, established the Kubota Gardening Company in 1923, and purchased five acres of logged-off swamp land in the Rainer Beach neighborhood in 1927. As Fujitaro's landscaping business prospered, his Rainier Beach garden grew to include twenty aces. It was the family home, the business office, the design and display center. And it was a nursery to…

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