Uber grew everywhere, very fast - but making money was always harder than getting users.

Zara doesn't predict fashion. It reacts faster than fashion changes. They sell what people want right now, not what they might want later.

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Zomato grew very fast, but controlling costs and profits took much longer

OYO paid to hotel owners?? Why?

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Nike doesn’t chase customers.

Customers chase Nike.

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Despite massive scale, Paytm struggled for years to convert usage into profits.

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Kingfisher Airlines is remembered not for innovation —

but as a symbol of extravagant ambition without financial discipline.

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Growth magnifies systems — it doesn’t replace them.

Where did it go wrong?

Nokia ruled mobile phones - until software became the product