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Question 5 (5 points) The following example most suitably explains the notion of ". Dunkin' is placing a huge bet on coffee. When you walk into a Dunkin's today, you'll notice way more coffee options and far fewer donuts than you would have just a few years ago. There's everything from Cinnamon Sugar Pumpkin Lattes to Coolatta's to premium espresso, drip coffee, Nitro Cold Brew tap and so on. It's all part of Duncan's $100 million investment to refresh the brand and become a major player in coffee. CEO David Hoffmann believes espresso is key to fueling the company's long term growth. The chain changed its name, simplified its menu and started rolling out new store designs. In 2018, after 70 years of Dunkin Donuts, the restaurant dropped the Donuts from its brand name and became just Dunkin! Now most stores would offer fewer than 20 different donuts (a big decrease from the 30 varieties it typically offers). Hint: We talked about this topic in segmentation, positioning, and targeting. Just one word! No explanation is necessary. Paragraph U ... EQ h Question 4 (5 points) 2020 Wildfires in CA are devastating to many, including residents, the tourist industry, and winemakers. Only a few wineries in California were directly impacted and have been extensively damaged by the wildfire. However, many worry the potential impacts on this year's harvest, such as smoke exposure, freshness, air quality in wine communities, and smoke taint in wine taste and scent. It could seriously hurt the 2020 vintage since grapes absorb the carbon compound phenol component caused by smokes and fire. According to the SWOT analysis, wildfires in to winemakers in CA. Explain your rationale. CA are A 6 Format ... > E