Tag: business
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AI and the Future of Work: How to Stay Relevant in a Changing World
Artificial intelligence is changing the workplace in ways that make many workers uneasy, especially new graduates thinking about their careers. Some jobs may seem “AI-proof,” while others could be transformed or even disappear. In this lesson, you will read about how economists and researchers are trying to measure which jobs are most exposed to AI,…
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California Tesla Owners Reconsider Their Cars Amid Musk Controversy
Tesla has long been a symbol of cutting-edge electric vehicle technology, especially in California, where EV adoption is highest. However, recent political shifts involving Tesla’s CEO, Elon Musk, have left some Tesla owners feeling conflicted about their cars. As Musk takes a more central role in the Trump administration, Tesla’s stock price has dropped, and…
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Honda and Nissan Explore Merger Amid Major Industry Changes
In response to the two seismic changes reshaping the automotive industry—electrification and the rise of Chinese automakers—Honda and Nissan are exploring the possibility of a merger. This move comes as both companies struggle to keep up with the rapid transition to electric vehicles and the increasing competition from Chinese car manufacturers. By combining their resources…
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The Subscription Trap: Canceling Isn’t Always Easy
Subscription services have become a huge part of our lives, offering everything from streaming movies to software access. But what happens when canceling these services turns into a frustrating maze? This lesson dives into the rise of the “subscription trap” and explores new rules from the Federal Trade Commission aimed at making cancellations easier for…
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Apple’s “Sherlocking” Controversy: When Big Tech Borrows Big Ideas
In a recent developer conference, Apple announced a suite of new features for its iPhone, many of which mirror existing popular apps. This practice, known as “sherlocking,” has sparked debates about fair play versus an abuse of power in the tech industry. This lesson delves into the implications of Apple’s actions on small app developers,…
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IKEA’s Bold Strategy: Cutting Prices Amid Economic Challenges
경제적 압박과 소비자 행동의 변화에 대응하여 스웨덴 기반의 유명 가구 회사인 IKEA는 1년 동안 세 번이나 가격을 인하했습니다. 이번 강의에서는 이러한 전략적 가격 인하의 이유를 탐구하며, 공급망 혼란, 인플레이션, 변화하는 시장 수요의 영향을 살펴봅니다. IKEA가 이러한 도전 과제 속에서 어떻게 저렴한 가격과 혁신을 유지하며 나아가는지를 이해해보세요. 영어 학습자에게 적합한 이 강의는 어휘 구축, 이해 질문…
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Navigating Corporate Turbulence: Boeing’s Annual Shareholders Meeting
Introduction: Welcome to our latest lesson on “Mastering English Communication,” where we delve into the intricacies of corporate governance and crisis management. In this lesson, we explore the recent annual shareholders meeting of Boeing, a company grappling with significant challenges following multiple incidents and public scrutiny. This material provides a comprehensive look at Boeing’s management…
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Tesla’s Bold Move: Cutting Workforce Amidst Global Challenges
Tesla is making headlines once again, not for a new car release, but for a significant cut in its workforce, affecting over 10% of its global employees. This drastic measure by Elon Musk is sparking discussions everywhere. What’s driving one of the most innovative companies to downsize during an era of expansion? This material delves…
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Revisiting the Past: Can an Old Law Tame Modern Grocery Prices?
Introduction: In an era where grocery prices have escalated sharply, overshadowing general inflation rates, a decades-old law finds itself back in the spotlight. This feature delves into the complexities of the Robinson-Patman Act, originally enacted during the Great Depression to curb price discrimination and protect small businesses. Today, smaller grocers are advocating for its revival…
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