Sometimes you see a story that has no direct relevance to the small business market in the UK, but at the same time you can't let your readers miss it. Just such a story is in today's Guardian - about a woman who owns a corner shop in Mexico, and who thought Coca-Cola was operating unfairly. So she complained.
Although appeals are still pending, it looks set to have cost Coca-Cola millions. The full story is here, and anyone who feels they've ever been bullied by a large supplier should read it and take heart.
