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    Burger King’s products encompasses a variety ranging from Whopper sandwiches, flame-grilled sandwiches, desserts, sides and beverages along with breakfast and kids meal. BK is mainly known for its famous signature whoppers made with beef. But significantly in the past years they have evolved and introduced healthier burgers like veggie, fish and chicken burgers as well. PRICE BK in contrast with its competitors is charging high on its burgers, where McDonalds has an edge over price, and…

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    prices? Burger King, on the other hand, recently created a commercial that interacted with Google Home. The commercial starred a Burger King employee leaning into the camera saying, “ok Google, what is the Whopper burger?” Google Home would then read off the Wikipedia definition of the Whopper burger. This was a very creative and, some would say, sneaky method of getting a viewers’ attention through the use of Google…

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    Case 5.2 Facebook Essay

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    Per Case 5.2, Facebook, please answer Discussion Questions 1,2,3 on Page 361 1. Is the information withheld from individual investors important in making the decision to buy stock? In this case the information withheld from investors was very important in making the decision to buy stock. Facebook, which made most of its revenue from ads, were losing clients due to their ads not being seen on the mobile app which millions of Facebook users were accessing Facebook through. If the investors had…

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    The progressive human adaptation of technologies had produced both positive and negative impact in the society. It allowed us to explore, revolutionize, and galvanize the ways news are developed. At the same time, it provided ways to destroy public perceptions. One of prime example discussed was in the article, “The Fake-News Fallacy” by Adrian Chen. Chen explained how technologies through media and online social media sites had spread falsified news to detract the public from the reality.…

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    Now, in the 21st century, people all around the world are busy. Busy with work, school, sports, and other extra-curricular activities. So when it comes time to eat many people go to something quick and cheap to give them the fuel to make it to the next activity of their day. That is why many people turn to fast food when it comes time to eat. “The U.S., the birthplace of fast food, Americans eat fewer than 70 percent of their meals at home and less than a third of American families eat meals…

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    People everywhere are getting more and more obese. Many people don’t know what causes people to become obese. The three biggest causes for obesity in America are inactivity, poor food choices, and genetics. Although there are some active people; there are twice as many inactive people. The reason why people are so inactive is because we have so many conveniences, and we keep getting more and more of them each day. A convenience is something that makes our lives easier like cars, cell phones,…

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    In a anti-bullying commercial that was made by burger king, it took place in a restaurant where they were bullying a high school junior and a whopper jr. In the ad, a cook “ bullied” the whopper and there were several actors to bully one other actor. It was said, “Had you seen me bullying this burger, would you have stood up and said something.” While that was being said, it had shown customers seeing the actor being…

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    reader to drive down a street twice; once looking for fast food, and once looking for a grapefruit. He then proceeds to tell the reader that one would be hard-pressed to find a single fruit on this street. However, should the driver crave a Big Mac, Whopper, Dave's Single, milkshake, or any other artery-clogging option, they would find themselves reeling with possible choices.…

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    “The truth is out there.” This might be the tagline from the popular 1990 TV series The X-files, but if you do your due diligent search on-line, you can come up with numerous credible and trustworthy sources. The problem is that the internet contains an overabundance of sites, that just like The X-files, are made up of decent writing and a great deal of imagination. Our world of copious information is just a click away, so as I clicked away at the suggested sites, I found myself quite amused at…

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    meals a week, he has be doing this for years. He thought by them saying “ 100% beef” it was Healthy for him. They don’t sugar coat stuff (hopefully he doesn't eat that too). Well, he had a heart attack which was predictable. He weighed a whopping (whopper) 300 pounds. In NYC City and there is probably close fast food restaurants. He tried to sue the fast food companies for making him fat. He did it too himself, knows the health risks, he probably saw a dramatic weight gain. He would have a…

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