The 2010s

All 21 Business Baron scenarios that start in the 2010s, 2010–2019: The decade of the situation: the bank giving notice, one customer who is half the revenue…

The decade of the situation: the bank giving notice, one customer who is half the revenue, the anchor tenant leaving.

• Six Days, April 2010: Nothing moved. And nothing was insured against it.
• Forty-Eight Hours, November 2010: The administrator wants an answer by Friday.
• The Last Bus, April 2011: Twenty-two routes. Nine of them paid for.
• Ninety Days, February 2012: The facility is repayable on demand.
• The App Arrives, July 2012: Four minutes away. On a map, on a phone.
• The Sell-Off, October 2013: The Post Office is on the stock market. The parcels are everywhere.
• The Machine That Earns, September 2014: Do not use until remedied.
• The Family Firm, January 2015: Your name on the sign. Your brother on the board.
• The Bid, March 2015: You run it. Now win it again.
• Forty-Five Per Cent, June 2016: One customer. Six months' notice.
• The Morning After, June 2016: Half the kitchen is European. The pound fell overnight.
• Zero, March 2017: Urgent improvement necessary.
• Fit and Proper, September 2017: Thousands of drivers. One licence, and it has just been refused.
• The Buy-Out, October 2017: You run it. Now buy it.
• The Main Contractor, January 2018: Four sites. One certificate nobody will sign.
• Nineteen Thousand Bins, March 2018: One fortnight. One number.
• Four Claims, One Redundancy, May 2018: No consultation. No pool. No hope.
• The Twenty-Fifth of May, May 2018: Forty thousand email addresses. Did any of them say yes?
• He Wants Out, February 2019: Fifty-fifty. No agreement.
• The Week After, June 2019: She nearly died because of a sandwich.
• The Anchor Leaves, September 2019: Everyone came for them. They stayed for you.

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