BA in Business Administration (BUS402)

Amazon's SWOT analysis

In the vast technological world, creating good relations is a key element to achieve success. Moreover, companies inclined to selling products and services to consumers play great roles of satisfying their clients so as to achieve significant profits (Pearson, 2016). A good example of a firm that enjoys loyal clients is John Lewis Company, which acts as union of many branches and is located in the United Kingdom. John Lewis Company operates under three main segments namely Waitrose, John Lewis a...

Bicycles have been around for over 200 years now, evolving with time since early 19th Century. The first bicycle was invented by a German scientist in 1817 that was commonly referred to as the Draisienneor the "Running Machine" that was propelled by walking as opposed to the modern day bicycle that is propelled by peddling. In the 1860s, a French inventor inventedThe Boneshaker, an improvement of the Running Machine that had a wooden frame with metallic tires. This was an uncomfortable bicycle...

Although Amazon has recently acquired a large stake in the foods retail, it is evident that repercussions like a backlash from political players and agitated Workers’ union could plague it. Thus, the essay will scrutinize the political, economic, social, technological, legal and environmental issues that could or are already emanating from the merger. The PESTLE approach will be used to assess how these apply to Amazon-Whole Foods.

MMP Limited Company is an auto parts manufacturer has recently experienced a new breed of leadership which appears to distort the previous work ethics and relationships among employees. The arrival of Margaret as the CEO finds a workplace dominated by a male workforce, 75% in total, who incidentally, are all immigrants from West Africa. Notably, the workforce views the culture in the company as being inclined to family- like engagement, and in some cases few employees are couples. Consequently, ...