Essays on Subways

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Subway Corporation Subway is the world’s largest fast-food restaurant for sandwiches which is based in Connecticut, US and founded in 1965. Its main products are submarine sandwiches and salads. It is the third largest fast-food business in the world behind MacDonald’s and KFC. It is a multi-national corporation with 44,672 restaurants in 111 countries, even surpassing the number of that if Macdonald’s. The future outlook is bright with a projection of 100,000 outlets by the year 2030. It has five regional centers in the US, Europe, Australia-New Zealand, Asia and Latin ...

Abstract

It can be exciting to create a subway car print campaign for a brand such as Nike. There are so many elements that go behind the design of the artwork and loads of creativity. The essay looks at the designing of a subway car print campaign for Nike as Herbert Matter, the designers. The design would focus on the elements used by the designer in his work and the way he used images fonts and graphics in his compositions. The print campaign will take inspiration from his works and will be based on his thought process. It should be ...

Chinese health and the effects fast food has made over the last 20 years.

The inevitable process of globalization is undoubtedly accelerating the movement of humanity towards progress. A good example – the Asia-Pacific region, where until recently many millions of people lived in absolute poverty. And now, in terms of welfare, the region approaches North America and Western Europe. China is the most obvious example. In 1981 there were 84% of people who lived from hand to mouth (The Wall Street Journal). In 2012, according to Gallup the number of people living below the absolute poverty went down to 7% (Kravtsov). Those millions of people entered the category of the “new Chinese”. This ...

Business Perspective

Part One The first franchise offering is the UPS offering. In order to be a business owner, one will need the seed capital to start up the operation. UPS requires that a franchisee to have $167,825 - $535,580 when the franchise is opening in the traditional locations and $139,673 - $254, 562 when the franchise is opening in a non-traditional location as the startup cost (Franchise Direct, n.d.). UPS requires an additional $150,000 as the net worth of the franchisee and $60,000 -$100,000 as the liquidity (Franchise Direct, n.d.). The biggest challenge ...

Urban growth and development can be attributed to all changes that engulf the particular urban setting (Jacobs 78). Moreover, the increase of an urban city should be planned for, lest social evils, as well as uncontrollable urban population and congestion, can ensue. Apparently, Toronto is an urban area that has grown rapidly over time, creating concerns about the future of urban planning, to cater for growing population, pollution, and urban traffic. Since the early 1970’s, Toronto has made the use of subways, buses and streetcars to ease congestion in the city, and also to provide an ambient environment ...