Author: ndf@uoregon.edu

Canadian Superstore Profitability

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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GzurYi10hGPWu_8nmaHOkO0ujgxs4kMLD-j0v5DhmjE/edit#gid=63721883

Profit is noticibly lower per order on critical orders, as well as orders not specified. For maximum profitablity it recommended to encourage customers to use low through high, and make sure that they are recording the priority of the order.

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Book cases and tables are losing money per order. It is suggested to re-evaluate shipping methods, and other areas where costs of each order can be reduced to adjust for this.

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The Perfect Place for a Perfect Spa

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Raleigh, NC

The location we decided to explore our “Executive Health” spa is convenient located in central downtown. Its a short distance from wealthy residences and near the state capitol building. Its the only spa on the east side of the freeway in this area. Close to many different places of business and hotels which makes it the perfect place for the busy executive to relax.

Million dollar plus homes in northwest ralieg
Homes Over 1M in northwest Raleigh, close to the Carolina Country Club.
Short distance from wealthy permanent residential area.
Short distance from the community above.
Hotels near the business district.
Hotels near the business district and state capitol.
Nearest Competitor, many of which are mainly for exercise or hair.

 

 

WordPress Creation

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This team of this blog is comprised of Dennis, Brandon, John and Nathan. We found the background of our blog from Unsplash.

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Brandon is a GSS major, with minors in Latin American Studies and Geography. He is a fourth year senior and will graduate in the spring… hopefully.

Johnathan is also a GSS major. He is unfortunately a fifth year senior and will be graduating in the Winter.

Dennis is a GSS major. He is a second year student. Hopefully graduate in 2017.

Nathan is a Economics major with a minor in Business. Fourth year senior graduating in the spring.