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Will the logo make a difference to the Starbucks taste?

It's all about the brand Premium-Inhalt

In this exercise, we focus on the vocabulary used to talk about the rebranding  of famous brands. If you like coffee, you'll know the brand, but will you like the rebranding of the brand?

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Shopping for brands in London. Photo by BTA

Different brands Premium-Inhalt

They are everywhere. Teenagers love them, their parents say they hate them. In reality, the parents probably need them even more! We're talking about brands and word combinations with brand.
Be polite: he'll come back again!

Customer collocations Premium-Inhalt

Who’s important to your business? The customer, of course! Here, we present vocabulary to test your knowledge of words that collocate with customer.

It's a mystery

How did he get the brand? Premium-Inhalt

How is it possible that one man could become so popular and so famous in such a short time? Who is this man?

Top brand in the UK

Google's at the top Premium-Inhalt

Our short vocabulary exercise tests your knowledge of Google — and different forms of innovation. Google is the top brand in the UK. In terms of world brands, the company came out number one ahead of General Electric and Microsoft. Why is that?

There are many word partnerships in English

Together in business Premium-Inhalt

An important strategy for developing your vocabulary is to notice and learn the way that key business words combine in English. Start here!

Business Spotlight in the classroom 5/2008

Business Spotlight in the classroom 5/2008

A selection of ideas and suggestions for using Business Spotlight in your lessons. It is free to teachers who subscribe to our magazine.

Up close and personal Premium-Inhalt

Up close and personal.

Prada: tough times in Tokyo?

Goodbye to the good life Premium-Inhalt

It seems the Japanese are no longer interested in luxury. Since 1996, Japanese sales of expensive brand-name products such as Prada handbags, Rolex watches and Armani clothes have fallen by a third. Read the text and then learn the vocabulary.
Luxus
Absatz
Markenname
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