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DID YOU KNOW ? In 1997 Microsoft saved Apple from bankruptcy with a $150M investment Today it's worth $242 billion!

Bankrupt Origin: From the Italian banca rotta, meaning "broken bench." In Italy, moneylenders worked from wooden benches in markets. If they failed financially, authorities would literally break their bench to signal their business was over. This le

From Near Bankruptcy to a $10B Empire – The Notion Story In 2015, Notion was on the brink of bankruptcy. Faced with failure, the founders made a bold move—they escaped to Japan for two years to rebuild. Fast forward to today, Notion is a $10 billio

"The Hero Who saved a Airline Twice" Bankruptcy to Billions #6 Ajay Singh returns to save SpiceJet Ajay Singh Bought ModiLuft(bankrupt Airline) and renamed as Spicejet with three leased aircraft, and Rs 10 crore of investment.SpiceJet took off on 2

💡How Notion Nearly Failed, Then Became a $10B Company In 2015, Notion was 24 hours from shutting down. With just $150,000 left, co-founder Ivan Zhao moved to Kyoto, Japan and reduced the team from 8 to 2 people. Instead of pivoting or raising more

When you hear that a company went bankrupt, many of you will think is that the company sold all their assets, paid their creditors what they had and just stopped the running the company. But that's Chapter 7 bankruptcy or liquidation and that's not

#10 Dunzo When launching their hyperlocal delivery startup in 2015, Dunzo's founders did all the deliveries themselves from a small warehouse initially. From delivering groceries to picking up laundry, they hustled to understand user needs. Even af

In 1991, India just had just enough money to run expenses for 15 days. We were last in terms of PPP. Then came Manmohan Singh. He got 500cr loan by mortgaging India's gold.. Implemented Liberalisation, Globalisation and Privatisation ie Simplifyin

iIf you've heard @rohitkbansal 's annecdotes, you'll know he's a genuine operator @mohitsadaani is on the pulse for consumer trends in India - I've been buying products from his portfolio its clear why they are differentiated who else is going to

Netflix didn’t just beat Blockbuster—they exploited its biggest weakness. In 2000, Blockbuster made $800M from late fees. Customers hated them. Netflix saw an opportunity. Instead of charging per rental, they launched a $19.99/month unlimited plan.