This report provides a comprehensive analysis of competitive strategies in various business contexts. It begins by examining the significance of the general environment for the German car industry, highlighting political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and legal elements. The report then analyzes David Jones' customer relationship-building strategies, emphasizing value provision, complaint resolution, reward programs, and customer loyalty. It further explores the environmental trends Walmart must consider when entering the Chinese market, focusing on political and legal factors. The report also discusses the competitive issues faced by General Electric in managing cooperative strategies, including resource limitations, target market selection, marketing strategies, and product/service selection. Additionally, it addresses the challenges of acquisitions, such as a lack of good motives, targeting the wrong company, overestimation of synergies, overpaying, and trust issues. Finally, the report outlines the responsibilities of leadership, including building trust, effective communication, offering sufficient resources and autonomy, and building self-efficacy.