This report provides a comprehensive analysis of Nestle's business environment, focusing on the external and internal factors impacting its operations. It begins with an introduction outlining the company's objectives and mission, followed by a detailed examination of different organizational structures such as partnerships, sole proprietorships, corporations, and franchising, with a specific focus on Nestle as a corporation. The report delves into Nestle's interactions with various stakeholders, including suppliers, creditors, investors, and consumers, emphasizing the importance of meeting their needs. It then explores economic systems, fiscal and monetary policies, and their impact on Nestle's strategies. Furthermore, the report analyzes market structures, including perfect competition, monopolies, monopolistic competition, and oligopolies, and how these influence Nestle's market positioning. It also examines the role of supply and demand, consumer preferences, and effective communication in the company's decision-making processes. Finally, the report discusses the impact of both internal and external business environments, including social culture, rules, and regulations, as well as mergers and acquisitions on Nestle's overall performance and objectives.