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The Bike Shop Has Sales, Not Cash (B2)

Laura inherits her father's bike shop. Sales look fine, the till stays thin, and a Saturday complaint shows she has been deciding everything alone.

Reglas para la gestión empresarial exitosa

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Level B2 Reading focus

What you'll learn

business words in a scene: caja, costes, ingresos, proveedores, and how sales differ from cash on hand

Laura wants to know why the bike shop sells and still has little money left at month's end. An angry customer says nobody warned him that a repair was late. She lets the mechanic run workshop appointments, writes a rule to message customers, and notes only a few electric bikes instead of filling the storeroom.

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