Why Did a $4 Billion Pizza Company Fail?
So It all started when Alex Garden and Julia Collins thought, why not automate the process of making pizza using robots?
With this idea, they started Zume Pizza in 2015 and soon raised $6 million to fund
See More
Anonymous 2
Stealth • 5h
This reminds me of the Theranos strategy - when the main technology doesn't work, pivot to something totally different while pretending everything's fine. At least Zume's pizza boxes probably worked, which is more than we can say for therano's blood tests
The Theranos Fraud - One of the biggest scam startup to be caught🎢 (Startup Nugget Series - Story 3)
Elizabeth Holmes, the wunderkind who promised to revolutionize healthcare with Theranos. 🩸💉 Sounds amazing, right? Well, hold onto your hats!
Ho
See More
5 replies21 likes
Vishu Bheda
•
Medial • 3m
Look at this woman.
At 19, she dropped out of college.
Raised millions from the biggest names for her tech company.
Then built a $9 billion empire.
And now she’s in prison.
Here’s is the story of the greatest Silicon Valley disaster:
Elizabeth
See More
18 replies24 likes
Vedant Tiwari
Stealth • 6m
This is the most Infamous StartUp failure in History……
“Back in 2003, Stanford University's dropout, Elizabeth Holmes, wanted to build a device that could perform many tests with just a few drops of blood.”
“That was a great idea, and she got initi
See More
0 replies5 likes
Arcane
Stealth • 6m
We trust big companies to keep our data safe, but even Microsoft outsourced part of its security to Crowdstrike, leading to chaos from a faulty update.
As per Ed Zitron, The problem with the digitization of society is that it introduces a
SINGLE PO
