What are some references to teach statistics to business students? I am going to teach a Statistics course next year and I should cover the basics of probabilities and statistics to undergrad students in business. They don't have any background in probability, so, at first, I should start with its basics, then cover some topics like descriptive statistics, confidence intervals, hypothesis testing, and regression.
I would be thankful if you can recommend some books which provide many real-world and tangible examples and provide intuition behind each topic. Although I personally like a course with rigorous math, I should discuss the motivation and intuition behind them.

Business Statistics: For Contemporary Decision Making by Ken Black was one of my course book.
