This case consists of three scenarios. Each scenario presents the reader with highly unexpected circumstances, little time to decide, and extreme pressure.

In this LiveCase, learners grapple with a real-world dilemma: whether the global bevco Zing should move forward with a proposed bottling plant expansion in San Isidro, Mexico. While the project shows strong profit potential, it raises pressing questions about water use, environmental impact, and community well-being.

A confidential plan for restructuring Danone's biscuit division is leaked to the press, and triggers labor unrest followed by a consumer boycott. Danone seeks a strategy to surmount the crisis, but while initially successful, the strategy ultimately exacerbates the situation.

A confidential plan for restructuring Danone's biscuit division is leaked to the press, and triggers labor unrest followed by a consumer boycott. Danone seeks a strategy to surmount the crisis, but while initially successful, the strategy ultimately exacerbates the situation.

A confidential plan for restructuring Danone's biscuit division is leaked to the press, and triggers labor unrest followed by a consumer boycott. Danone seeks a strategy to surmount the crisis, but while initially successful, the strategy ultimately exacerbates the situation.

Case A presents three strategic options considered by a fictitious international oil and gas corporation to address the issue of climate change: "fight against action", "wait and see", and "dynamic proactive".
Case B presents the climate change strategies of three multinational corporations – ExxonMobil, BP Amoco, and TotalFinaElf.

Case A presents three strategic options considered by a fictitious international oil and gas corporation to address the issue of climate change: "fight against action", "wait and see", and "dynamic proactive".
Case B presents the climate change strategies of three multinational corporations – ExxonMobil, BP Amoco, and TotalFinaElf.

Case A: Presents three strategic options considered by a fictitious international oil and gas corporation to address the issue of climate change: fight against action, wait and see, and dynamic proactive.

Case B: Presents the climate change strategies of three multinational corporations Exxon Mobil, BP Amoco, and Total-Fina-Elf.

In April 2000, Yahoo! was sued by a French anti-racist group, on the grounds that Yahoo!'s online auctions of nazi items on its U.S. site violate French law. Yahoo! Inc. finally removed these items from its site in January 2001. The cases and its annexes present the economic, legal, technical, philosophical, cultural and managerial issues.