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In a landmark ruling, Google was declared a monopolist by a federal judge after losing an antitrust lawsuit brought by the U.S. Justice Department. This decision has far-reaching implications for the tech giant, raising questions about its future operations and the broader impact on the tech industry. This lesson explores the details of the case,…

At this year’s Olympic Games in Paris, some of the world’s most renowned fashion designers are bringing their flair to the sports arena. Designers like Ralph Lauren, Stella Jean, and Telfar Clemens are dressing national teams, blending high fashion with athletic performance. This lesson delves into the reasons behind this trend, exploring how fashion and…

In recent years, movie theaters have introduced a quirky and collectible item that has captured the attention of film enthusiasts: novelty popcorn buckets. From sandworm-shaped buckets for “Dune: Part Two” to Wolverine-themed containers for the latest “Deadpool” movie, these unique vessels have become a hot commodity. This lesson explores the rise of these novelty items,…

Once known for its dimly lit stores and strong cologne scents, Abercrombie & Fitch has undergone a significant transformation. This lesson delves into how the brand has successfully reinvented itself, shifting its target demographic and embracing a flexible, trend-responsive strategy. We’ll explore the changes implemented since 2018, the impact on sales and reputation, and the…

Can you imagine going a whole month without using any plastic? That’s the challenge put forth by the Plastic Free Foundation, urging people worldwide to eliminate single-use plastics from their lives. This lesson delves into the origins of Plastic Free July, initiated by Rebecca Prince-Ruiz, and explores the unexpected benefits of reducing plastic use. Join…