Locate an article about strategy, preferably using one of the websites below. Keep in mind that strategy is a broad concept; keyword searches may not produce good results. Instead, look at items like the current results of a firm, or a decision that a company makes. For example, Unilever is considering selling Lipton Tea based on changing consumer tastes: https://www.wsj.com/articles/tea-giant-weighs-giving-up-on-tea-11580380902? shareToken=stc461cfe76b6f4582adb430800e79e719 E . Fortune Magazine http://fortune.com/ E . Inc. Magazine http://www.inc.com/ E . Fast Company http://www.fastcompany.com/ E . BusinessWeek Magazine http://www.bloomberg.com/businessweek . Forbes http://www.forbes.com/ E . The Wall Street Journal (accessible for free through the library database) Include a link to your article, and be sure it's from a qualified business media source. Respond to the following: DO NOT Include the questions/prompts in your response: 1. Identify the Industry that the company belongs to (e.g. General Motors belongs to the automotive industry) Provide a brief summary (a paragraph of 5-7 sentences) of the article, and how it is an example of corporate-level or business-level strategy. 2. Analyze the business environment for the industry where the company is located. What trends/changes are currently taking place in this industry? (Take a look at the general environment from chapter 3 for assistance) 3. Identify and explain one corporate-level or business-level strategy that you think could be implemented. (This is a new idea, not one already implemented.)