Whatever Happened To Wish.com?

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Remember wish.com? They were the Temu of the world before Temu existed. They specialized in selling ultracheap goods online almost like an online dollar store. One of the only reasons this was possible though was because Wish.com was taking a massive loss on each and every item sold. While this was extremely effective in growing Wish.com, it built very little customer loyalty. Customers were only loyal to the price and when the prices went up, the customers went away. But likely the biggest problem that wish.com faced was terrible quality control. Given the nature of wish.com, the site was flooded with a bunch of knockoff sellers who sold terrible quality goods or straightup ran scams. This largely eroded consumer trust and people slowly became scared to buy on wish.com. This video explains the rise and fall of wish.com and what happened to the company.

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GoPro Is Going Bankrupt?

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What Happened To eBay?

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eBay is one of the most iconic online retailers in the world. Born out of the dotcom boom, eBay rose to be one of the biggest online marketplaces in the world connecting millions of sellers and buyers. However, over the years, the role of eBay within the retailing space has largely come into question due to the rise of Amazon, Craigslist, and legacy retailers. It seems that eBay doesn’t excel in any one category and the only reason that they still have so many users is because of their brand image. Users are increasingly starting to notice this and they’re slowly leaving the platform whether they be buyers or sellers. This is only made worse by the fact that eBay has a pretty serious scamming problem for both buyers and sellers. Not to mention, they spun off much of their stake in PayPal which seems to be doing a lot better. This video explains the issues plaguing eBay today and what happened to eBay.

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$141 Billion On AcquisitionsIs This Sustainable?

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Microsoft has gone ham on acquisitions over the past decade spending over $140 billion on buying companies like LinkedIn, GitHub, Mojang, Zenimax, Nuance, and most recently, Activision Blizzard. These acquisitions have made Microsoft look like a genius over the past decade as they have allowed Microsoft to finally grow past its dotcom high and push to the next level. However, while this strategy works great during bull markets, it often doesn’t work out as well during bear markets and times of uncertainty. You see, managing vastly different businesses with different cultures, goals, and users is not as easy as you might think. In fact, this was one of the main factors that eventually took down GE. They were simply involved in too many unrelated businesses which finally caught up to them. This video explains the pitfalls of GE and the unsettling similarities Microsoft has to GE.

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Spectrum’s $95 Billion Debt Disaster...What Happened?

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Charter Communications—better known as Spectrum or Time Warner Cable—serves over 30 million Americans with internet, cable and mobile, but it’s sitting on a $95 billion debt time bomb. In the 1990s and 2000s, Charter aggressively acquired smaller cable operators, piling on more than $20 billion in debt by 2009. When video and ad revenues collapsed, missing a $73 million interest payment forced Chapter 11 bankruptcy. After emerging leaner, Charter recruited Tom Rutledge from Time Warner Cable and took on a secret power player: billionaire John C. Malone’s Liberty Media, which quietly controlled nearly half its voting shares. In 2015, against all odds, Charter outmaneuvered Comcast to merge with Time Warner Cable for $78.7 billion—and then spent another $73 billion on share buybacks, driving debt to unprecedented levels. Today, with a debttoequity ratio of 6.1 and interest expenses topping $1.3 billion per year, Charter’s only path forward hinges on survival, not expansion. This is the untold story of how one man in the shadows orchestrated one of telecom’s strangest—and most perilous—acquisitions.

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Why Millions Of Gamers Are Boycotting Asus

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Did you know that much of the gaming community is boycotting Asus? In fact, even many large YouTubers who have an extensive history with Asus have turned on the company. Why, you ask? Well, one of the main reasons that Asus rose to fame was because of their highquality hardware. This is what led to their famous subbrand ROG or Republic Of Gamers which many enthusiasts swear by. But, more recently, it seems that Asus is falling short on the quality aspect and just using ROG as a marketing play. This was first noticed in their budget hardware which was noticeably less reliable than what Asus was known for. The nail in the coffin though was when Asus’ negligence started rubbing onto their enthusiast hardware as well. They pushed out a bios update that fried people’s computers and they refused to take responsibility. This video explains why consumers are boycotting Asus and the future of the oncebeloved brand.

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Why Millions Are Deleting Adobe (FTC Lawsuit Explained)

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Adobe is by far the most recognizable creative software company in the world. From Photoshop and Premiere Pro to After Effects and PDFs, Adobe is ubiquitous. Don’t confuse this popularity with happy customers though because Adobe’s customers are actually quite loathing of Adobe for a variety of reasons starting with the subscription. Adobe has not only completely eliminated the option to buy their software but they’ve implemented several predatory subscription policies to milk customers for as much as possible. In fact, their policies were so predatory that the FTC is suing 2 executives who played a direct role in shaping these policies. Aside from milking customers for their money, Adobe also got into a habit of milking their work. Allegedly, Adobe was using local work on users’ computers to train their AI models. All of this has driven the distaste for Adobe into overdrive leading users to leave in droves to Da Vinci Resolve and Affinity. This video explains the various controversies Adobe is caught up in and why millions are deleting Adobe.

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The $570B Company That Secretly Controls 99% Of The Internet

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I’m sure most of you are familiar with the big tech company list. You know, companies like Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Meta, and Nvidia, but have you ever heard of a company called Broadcom? Maybe, you’ve heard of Broadcom in passing but did you know that Broadcom is now the 9th largest tech company in the world with a market cap of over $570 billion? In fact, Broadcom stock has actually outperformed some of the most notable companies out there including Apple, Microsoft, Google, and Meta. And if you thought that those companies were monopolistic and domineering, well then, you need to know about the shadiness of Broadcom. Broadcom’s golden product is their internet chips which have made them a necessity for virtually everyone in the world, and Broadcom has leveraged this position to the max. This video explains the history and shady activities of the $570 billion shadow tech company that you need to know about.

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The $5 Trillion Fidelity Family

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Fidelity is by far one of the most recognizable and trusted financial platforms in the world. They manage roughly $4.9 trillion making them one of the largest asset managers in the world. The aspect that is most unique about Fidelity though is that the company is not only private, but it is largely owned by just one family, the founding family. The Johnson family currently controls 49% of the company meaning that just one family has near majority control over $4.9 trillion and America’s retirement at large. This control didn’t come overnight though. Fidelity was actually founded nearly 100 years ago in 1930 as a mutual fund during the Great Depression. They transitioned into being a money manager and slowly grew their AUM over the next several decades. This video explains the story of Fidelity and the Johnson family and how one family came to have near control over $4.9 trillion.

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972 Million Users = $0 Profits: Reddit's Monetization Crisis

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