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How Premier League Football Clubs Make a Profit: The Case of Brighton & Hove Albion

September 4, 2024 TheCuriousEconomist Comments Off on How Premier League Football Clubs Make a Profit: The Case of Brighton & Hove Albion

Premier League football clubs have become multi-million-pound businesses, generating revenue from various streams beyond matchday ticket sales. In the 2022-2023 fiscal year, Brighton & Hove Albion, a mid-tier club, set a club record by posting […]

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Apple Braces for Potential Fourth Quarter Revenue Decline Amid Global Challenges

November 2, 2023 TheCuriousEconomist Comments Off on Apple Braces for Potential Fourth Quarter Revenue Decline Amid Global Challenges

Apple, the tech giant known for its iPhones and MacBooks, is bracing for its fourth consecutive quarterly revenue decline. As the company prepares to report its earnings, Wall Street anticipates a slight dip in sales […]

Consumer and Business Behaviour

Funko Pop!’s biggest customer of the year so far… the trash can!

March 6, 2023 TheCuriousEconomist Comments Off on Funko Pop!’s biggest customer of the year so far… the trash can!

Funko, the company behind Funko Pop! – those vinyl figurines with big bobbly heads, has recently announced its plans to bin $30 million worth of stock. Profits at the end of 2022 were waning as […]

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Why does the recession proof Coca-Cola have so much cash?

June 25, 2020 TheCuriousEconomist Comments Off on Why does the recession proof Coca-Cola have so much cash?

As economies around the world continue to be shattered by the economic consequences of Covid-19, millions of business have found themselves running out of cash. Stemming from huge declines in demand for almost every good […]

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Consumer and Business Behaviour

The more you sell the more it costs: Amazon have record sales but are paying the price for it

April 30, 2020 TheCuriousEconomist Comments Off on The more you sell the more it costs: Amazon have record sales but are paying the price for it

In this crazy new world we live in where everybody stays at home, one company which has benefitted hugely and seen soaring sales is the online e-commerce giant Amazon. As Covid-19 has continued to cause […]

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Consumer and Business Behaviour

A tale of two businesses: winners and losers of a global lockdown

April 22, 2020 TheCuriousEconomist Comments Off on A tale of two businesses: winners and losers of a global lockdown

Netflix and chill? Yes please, but not with a Coca-Cola. Recent announcements from these two corporate giants have given us an interesting insight into consumer trends and how staying at home is affecting demand differently […]

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Consumer and Business Behaviour

Loo roll over Louis Vuitton: luxury brands amongst the hardest hit by Covid-19

April 9, 2020 TheCuriousEconomist Comments Off on Loo roll over Louis Vuitton: luxury brands amongst the hardest hit by Covid-19

The global fashion industry, valued at over US$2 trillion, has been hit extremely hard by the worldwide spread of Covid-19, resulting in business closures, loss of jobs, and plummeting sales throughout the whole supply chain. […]

Consumer and Business Behaviour

Facebook CEO to agree to paying more taxes overseas

February 18, 2020 TheCuriousEconomist Comments Off on Facebook CEO to agree to paying more taxes overseas

Despite an ongoing US$9 billion court case in the US over tax evasion, the CEO of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg has stated that the social networking company will be willing to pay more taxes outside of […]

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February 7, 2020 Comments Off on Kenya and the US look set to sign a free-trade deal despite Trump’s attacks on global trade

Under President Trump, the US stance towards global trade has become increasingly protectionist, with billions of dollars of tariffs placed on goods from countries all over the world, engagement in a devastating trade war with […]

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U.K. Government Seizes Control of British Steel Plant

April 15, 2025 Comments Off on U.K. Government Seizes Control of British Steel Plant

It’s a dramatic move—but one the U.K. government believes is essential for national economic security. In an extraordinary step, the government has taken control of British Steel’s Scunthorpe plant under emergency legislation to prevent its […]

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India’s Consumer Market Shrinks as Wealth Inequality Deepens

February 27, 2025 Comments Off on India’s Consumer Market Shrinks as Wealth Inequality Deepens

India’s consumer market is far smaller than its population suggests, with only about 130-140 million people able to spend on non-essential goods, according to a report by Blume Ventures. Despite a population of 1.4 billion, […]

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