Anonymous
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7/26/2025, 1:08:13 AM No.60691822
Big or small post them here
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Best stories of business failures? - /biz/ (#60691822)
Anonymous
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7/26/2025, 3:22:47 AM No.60692259
>>60691822 (OP)
Jaguar's sales dropped because they stopped manufacturing gasoline cars to retool into their gay EV only cars. They're still going to fail spectacularly but they have a few billion dollars to burn through first.
Jaguar's sales dropped because they stopped manufacturing gasoline cars to retool into their gay EV only cars. They're still going to fail spectacularly but they have a few billion dollars to burn through first.
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Anonymous
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7/26/2025, 10:10:52 AM No.60693123
>>60691822 (OP)
Most memable was and still is Gillette but as a business failure, one after another, must be yahoo
>>60692259
Cars sitting on a dealership lots with delivery miles also count as new, hence the headlines. They haven't sold any stock and that's due to negative sentiment towards new brand direction as well as worries about supply chain for parts and maintenance if they're going to go upmarket with fewer locations.
Most memable was and still is Gillette but as a business failure, one after another, must be yahoo
>>60692259
Cars sitting on a dealership lots with delivery miles also count as new, hence the headlines. They haven't sold any stock and that's due to negative sentiment towards new brand direction as well as worries about supply chain for parts and maintenance if they're going to go upmarket with fewer locations.
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Anonymous
ID: /NcXs2wr
7/26/2025, 10:22:53 AM No.60693140
>>60693123
When yahoo started their streaming service you couldn't watch ANYTHING without constant dips in quality and complete blackouts of the stream. However, the same car ad ran in crystal clear 1080p HD over and over and over again. The comments section on their only real show (Community) was full of pissed fans. It's unfortunate, Yahoo auctions & yahoo answers were their saving grace if they weren't neglected. The streaming might have saved them if they had the proper infrastructure first. Community fans were very cultish. Rip old yahoo.
When yahoo started their streaming service you couldn't watch ANYTHING without constant dips in quality and complete blackouts of the stream. However, the same car ad ran in crystal clear 1080p HD over and over and over again. The comments section on their only real show (Community) was full of pissed fans. It's unfortunate, Yahoo auctions & yahoo answers were their saving grace if they weren't neglected. The streaming might have saved them if they had the proper infrastructure first. Community fans were very cultish. Rip old yahoo.
Anonymous
ID: N6j/cPJz
7/26/2025, 11:42:00 AM No.60693233
>>60691822 (OP)
This will be remembered as an iconic moment, when a corporation went for “Avant garde multi ethnic art queer” because that had actually been the safe option for over a decade, only to realise that the zeitgeist has moved on without them, and people just wanted to see hot straight white people again.
This will be remembered as an iconic moment, when a corporation went for “Avant garde multi ethnic art queer” because that had actually been the safe option for over a decade, only to realise that the zeitgeist has moved on without them, and people just wanted to see hot straight white people again.
Anonymous
ID: tyTGckPW
7/26/2025, 11:43:47 PM No.60695249
>>60691822 (OP)
Budlight is the obvious one..
Sure, people still buy AB products, but that fiasco killed the Budlight brand. Whether you're political or not, nobody wants to be seen with it.
So now the only people who drink it are a small minority of gay and turbo liberal people who also like watery boomer beer.
Budlight is the obvious one..
Sure, people still buy AB products, but that fiasco killed the Budlight brand. Whether you're political or not, nobody wants to be seen with it.
So now the only people who drink it are a small minority of gay and turbo liberal people who also like watery boomer beer.
Anonymous
ID: kc95QZwI
7/26/2025, 11:46:58 PM No.60695260
>>60691822 (OP)
Quibi
Quibi
Anonymous
ID: koiheHd5
7/26/2025, 11:54:44 PM No.60695292
>>60691822 (OP)
Nokia. they kept losing marketshare, and instead of jumping to the android bandwagon, they decided to hire a Microsoft (american) trojan horse... guess what happens next!
Nokia. they kept losing marketshare, and instead of jumping to the android bandwagon, they decided to hire a Microsoft (american) trojan horse... guess what happens next!