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How high street are picking up on trends as fast as mainstream designers through advertising and celebrity endorsements.... Fashion has become much more accessible, the process from catwalk to high street taking a maximum of 9 weeks which means that consumers are becoming allot more trend – savvy.... In today's highly competitive fashion marke high street brands such as Topshop and Miss Selfridge are at loggerheads when it comes to products, each having a similar product to that of the rival....
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Dissertation
In fact, banks in the uk have been considered as 'the most respectable organizations' (UK Banks 2011); however, this was a view related to the pre-2007, i.... An indicative example of the effects of the crisis on the performance of the British banks has been the following one: because of the crisis, the profits of Halifax Bank were reduced by 72%, while in Lloyds-TSB, the reduction of profits reached a level of 70% (uk banks 2011).... Since the appearance of the global financial crisis, in 2007, the performance of British banks has started to be reduced – this trend is continued, even more slowly, up today....
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Essay
The Bank continues to do well in the stock exchange market with high share value (Forbes, 2012).... The fact that then the organization has high asset value, it implies that the organization offers minimal risk of investment, an attractive feature for its customers.... Consequently, the organization enjoys high customer loyalty and more customers are expected to flow in the organization.... HSBC Bank (uk) is among the major multinational banks in Europe that were founded in 1986 that has enjoyed the reputation of being a self-funded organization....
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Coursework
The paper "Big Four high street Banks vs Citigroup's E-Banking" compares marketing approaches in customer service of 4 popular banks and considers the Internet enablеs Citibank to be a serious player and explains why it remains the biggest amongst the most profitable banks in the world....
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Case Study
What started the trend towards customer loyalty was Reichheld who found that a 5 percent increase in loyalty can lead to a 25 to 85 percent increase in profitability.... This essay describes that the supposedly massive rates of customer inertia in banking are no longer a given.... One economic justification for this mindset change was the research finding that 'it can cost five times more to obtain a new customer than to keep an existing one'....
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Essay
This paper evaluates the way they have established a cartel within the package holiday market in the uk but changing trends have revolutionized the industry.... The essay discusses the creation of the cartel of 'Big Four' Tour Operators in uk, which are TUI, MyTravel, First Choice and Thomas Cook.... he uk is the fourth most important generating market for holidays, after US, Germany and Japan (Meyer, 2003).... The travel agent Lunn Poly, owned by TUI, uk had 800 shops in 2000....
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Essay
The author states that travel industry analysts have been predicting the death of the high street travel agent due to the ever-changing nature of distribution channels.... Whilst some analysts reacted to the merger as a further nail in the coffin of the high street travel agent, the alternative question posed is whether this in fact matters in the digital arena (Taylor, I.... The focus of this analysis is to evaluate recent business analyst forecasts signalling the decline of the high street travel agency within the emerging online market as evidenced by the rapid growth of 'virtual' travel agencies such as Expedia and lastminute....
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Assignment
Even though experts, almost undisputedly, have agreed to the fact that changes in the customer purchase behavior are currently triggering massive changes in the high street of Britain, their disagreements persist when it comes to predicting the future of Britain's High Streets.... However, the question argued today among high street marketers is whether the changes observed in the customer preferences and correspondingly, in their purchase behavior will mark the end of the High Streets or it will make it better in adjustment with the contemporary world scenario....
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