• business case studies of the greats

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business case studies of the greats

By: Stanford
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  • Here is the description: Join us on "Built to Last" as we explore the fascinating stories of visionary companies that shaped our world. From iconic innovators to game-changing disruptors, discover how these pioneers transformed industries and left an indelible mark on human history. In each episode, we'll delve into the remarkable tales of entrepreneurs, innovators, and game-changers who dared to challenge the status quo, overcame seemingly insurmountable obstacles, and created something truly remarkable. Discover the passions, struggles, and triumphs of visionary leaders, and gain valuabl
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Episodes
  • How American Plan to Takeover Football
    Nov 29 2024
    Major League Soccer (MLS) has outlined an ambitious growth strategy to become a premier global football league by 2045. The plan focuses on expansion, media rights, fan engagement, competitiveness, and international partnerships. MLS aims to grow to 30 teams, secure lucrative broadcast deals, enhance stadium experiences, attract top talent, and collaborate with top leagues and clubs worldwide. Key initiatives include MLS Next (youth development), MLS-Liga MX partnership, and joint efforts with the U.S. Soccer Federation. MLS also plans to establish innovation hubs, upgrade infrastructure, and increase investment to reach $1 billion in annual revenue. While facing challenges from established leagues and balancing growth with financial sustainability, MLS is committed to overcoming perceptions and becoming a major player in global football, with goals to host MLS Cup finals abroad, participate in international competitions, and attract global sponsors.
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    15 mins
  • "Blackrock" of Japan
    Nov 29 2024
    Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC), one of the world’s largest financial institutions, beginning with its humble roots as a copper smelting company in Japan. The video details the company's growth into a massive conglomerate, its involvement in Japan's rapid economic growth and subsequent recession, and its eventual rise to international prominence, drawing comparisons to the powerful American financial firm, BlackRock. The documentary highlights SMBC’s key strategies, such as hostile takeovers, mergers, and investments, as well as the challenges it has faced, including government scrutiny, accusations of Yakuza involvement, and scandals related to stock manipulation.
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    14 mins
  • How this Starup toy company makes 200 million dollars revenue
    Nov 28 2024
    Lovevery, a toy startup that has achieved remarkable success by focusing on early childhood development. Founded by Jessica Rolph and her friend Rod, Lovevery aims to enhance children’s developmental windows with thoughtfully designed play kits, harnessing the power of early learning through play. After facing initial challenges and raising seed funding from friends, family, and investors, Lovevery’s Play Gym product proved a hit, leading to the development of a subscription service and subsequent expansion into different age groups. Despite facing pressure to lower costs and achieve profitability, Lovevery has maintained its commitment to quality and innovation, with its products now reaching over 350,000 subscribers across 34 markets worldwide
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    14 mins

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