EasyJet:UK EasyJet EasyJet is a low cost airline in the United Kingdom that promotes unnecessary services and is popular with the British public for its low cost, simple services. Founded in 1995, EasyJet's founder, Ste.

easyJet offers EasyJet offers flights to all of Europe. In addition, easyJet has Internet connections with hotels in many European countries, offering cheap accommodation reservations. EasyJet's single-seat strategy requires only one type of seating arrangement and only one type of spare parts, making maintenance easier and more efficient and reducing costs. EasyJet takes a direct approach to sales without going through an agent and does not sell tickets or provide meals or beverages.

EasyJet has changed the traditional model in two ways. First, tickets were eliminated, and boarding cards were eliminated. This saves money on ticket printing, production and mailing. After booking, customers receive a unique flight number via the Internet, followed by a letter confirming the booking details and booking number/password. In addition, EasyJet does not offer food and beverage service to save on food and beverage costs, equipment costs, additional staff costs needed to guarantee service, and storage and transportation costs.

Legal & General Group is one of the largest insurance companies in the United Kingdom, mainly engaged in life insurance, pension insurance, etc., founded in 1836, headquartered in London. In the 2013 World Top 500 ranking, Legal & General Insurance Company is ranked 173rd.

Sennheiser (once called "Sound Ocean") is a world famous audio equipment brand, founded in 1945, headquartered in Wiedermarck, Germany. Sennheiser mainly produces headphones, microphones, and conference integration systems, of which headphones are the most famous.

Jimmy Choo is a world-famous shoe brand in the United Kingdom, the source of freelance custom-made shoes master craftsman Mr. Jimmy Choo in the early 1990s in the East End of London to create a custom-made shoes business, the brand was officially established in 1996, the main business shoes, handbags, luggage, perfume, etc.

Royal Mail is a British public company, often referred to as "Royal Mail", founded in 1660 and headquartered in London, England. Royal Mail created the stamp system, issued the world's first stamp "black penny", and started telegraph business in 1870. Currently, Royal Mail's main business includes mail, parcels and retailing of books and newspapers. Royal Mail (official website: www.royalmail.com), a subsidiary of Royal Mail Group, can provide mail inquiry and other services.

Analytik Jena, Germany (Analytik Jena) mainly produces bioanalytical optical equipment for scientific and industrial purposes, was founded in 1990, headquartered in Jena, Germany, its predecessor is the Analytik Division. Jena was listed on the stock exchange in 2000.

WPP plc is a world-renowned advertising and public relations company, the world's largest advertising communications group, founded in 1971, headquartered in London, operating business including advertising design, public relations, market research, brand promotion, etc., its own, VTech PR and other large media, public relations companies.

Britax is a famous German child safety products manufacturer, founded in 1938, products include safety seats, baby strollers, carriers, dining chairs and so on.

Castrol is a world-renowned lubricant brand, founded in Germany, and now operates in more than 60 countries and regions around the world as one of its brands. At present, the products sold in China include Castrol Magnetic Protection, Castrol Extreme Protection, Castrol Premium Protection, etc.

Old Mutual is an international financial services company headquartered in London, founded in 1845, whose main businesses include life insurance, banking, and asset management. In the 2013 World Top 500 ranking, Old Mutual was ranked 346th.

Christie's is a world-renowned auction house specializing in art and antiquities. Christie's held its first auction in London in December 1766, with its main sale on King Street in St. James's. Christie's previously sold the rat and rabbit heads of the Yuanmingyuan bronze statues in 2009.

Telefunken is a German home appliance manufacturer, founded in 1903, initially mainly producing radio equipment, after World War II transformed into the production of home appliances, known for the production of high quality audio-related products. The company is known for its high quality audio related products;

TII Group (Transporter Industry International; International Industrial Transport Vehicle Group) is a world-renowned manufacturer of heavy transport machinery, headquartered in Heilbronn, with a portfolio of large transport equipment such as Sauer (), KAMAG and Nicolas (). The company is headquartered in Heilbronn and owns major transport equipment manufacturers such as Sauerle (), KAMAG and Nicolas.

Independent Television (ITV), the UK's second largest wireless television operator, is the largest competitor and the oldest commercial television station in the UK, having launched in 1995. On January 5, 2014, Liu Xiaoming criticized Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for visiting the Yasukuni Shrine during an interview with Independent Television.

RWE AG is a German energy company founded in 1898, headquartered in Essen, Germany, whose main business is electricity and natural gas, and is the second largest power company in Germany after. In the 2013 World Top 500 ranking, the Rheinland Group was ranked 139th.