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Understanding Customer Profitability at Charles Schwab, Teaching Note
Martinez-Jerez, F. AsisTeaching Note HBS-107065-ELeadership and People ManagementTeaching note to 106002.Starting at €0.00
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HubSpot: Lower Churn though Greater CHI
Martinez-Jerez, F. Asis; Steenburgh, Thomas; Avery, Jill; Brem, LisaCase HBS-110052-EAccounting and ControlHubSpot, a web marketing startup is under pressure from VCs to rapidly acquire new customers and to maintain a low level of customer churn. In the case, students explore the drivers of customer churn and uncover opportunities to increase customer retention across the customer selection, selling, and training processes. Students assess a metric, CHI (Customer Happiness Index) which HubSpot uses to predict which customers will churn, and suggest al...Starting at €8.20
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Liza Davis and the Bargain Hunting Customer
Martinez-Jerez, F. Asis; Brem, LisaCase HBS-111040-EAccounting and ControlLiza Davis, an upscale women's fashion retailer, is reeling from worldwide recession and lower demand. Should the company target the fast growing bargain hunter segment or hold the line on price discounts to preserve its brand image? Customer profitability calculations show that the bargain hunting customer loses money--does that mean the company should ignore this customer in favor of full-price shoppers?Starting at €8.20
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Liza Davis and the Bargain Hunting Customer, Teaching Note
Martinez-Jerez, F. AsisTeaching Note HBS-114014-EAccounting and ControlTeaching Note for 114014.Starting at €0.00
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HubSpot: Lower Churn through Greater CHI, Teaching Note
Avery, Jill; Martinez-Jerez, F. Asis; Steenburgh, ThomasTeaching Note HBS-116051-EAccounting and ControlTeaching note for case 110052. HubSpot, a web marketing startup selling inbound marketing software to small- and medium-sized businesses, is under pressure from its venture capital partners to rapidly acquire new customers and to maintain a low level of customer churn. The B2B SaaS company is in the midst of pursuing a Series C round of funding. To do so requires them to bring their business metrics into line with VC expectations and peer compan...Starting at €0.00
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The K-Dow Petrochemicals Joint Venture, Teaching Plan
Subramanian, Guhan; Krontiris, CharlotteTeaching Note HBS-913047-ETeaching Plan for case 912002.Starting at €0.00
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Progress Energy and Duke Energy (B)
Subramanian, Guhan; Krontiris, CharlotteCase HBS-914012-EStarting at €5.74
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The K-Dow Petrochemicals Joint Venture
Subramanian, Guhan; Sebenius, James K.; Andrews, Phillip; Ghosh, Rhea; Krontiris, CharlotteCase HBS-912002-EIn 2007, the Dow Chemical Company and the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation announced plans to launch a multibillion-dollar joint venture. Later known as K-Dow Petrochemicals, it would be one of the largest manufacturers of chemicals and plastics in the world. Analysts widely hailed the planned joint venture as a game-changing deal for both companies. Shortly after the announcement, cable network CNBC requested an interview with Andrew Liveris, Dow's ...Starting at €8.20
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Citigroup-Wachovia-Wells Fargo, Teaching Plan
Subramanian, Guhan; Krontiris, CharlotteTeaching Note HBS-913044-EThis case follows the events of a crucial week in the 2008 financial crisis, when the federal government orchestrated the sale of Wachovia Bank first to Citigroup and then, in a surprise move, to Wells Fargo. We examine the extraordinary relations between government agencies and private institutions, and evaluate prudent corporate responses in this atmosphere of crises.Starting at €0.00
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Progress Energy and Duke Energy (A)
Subramanian, Guhan; Krontiris, CharlotteCase HBS-914011-EJust as Duke Energy and Progress Energy announce their merger-forming the largest utility company in the United States, to be led by the current Progress CEO-a nuclear reactor owned by Progress suffers major damage and must be taken offline. While Progress grapples with the scope of the repairs and an increasingly skeptical insurance provider, the Duke board begins to doubt their choice for the leader of the combined companies.Starting at €8.20