Unternehmerische Misserfolge, teure Entscheidungen und ihre Lehren.
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The Australian buyer's agency entered voluntary liquidation on 28 May 2026, leaving at least 700 clients as unsecured creditors after big up-front payments.
Fall lesenSeven years after entering India, the world's No.2 dairy player shut its dairy business there — premium pricing and cold-chain costs never cracked the market.
Fall lesenBEL Bracken simulated $133 million of purchases with circular bank transfers and false invoices, harvesting GST refunds in New Zealand's biggest tax fraud.
Fall lesenThe first club in any sport to pass US$1bn in revenue shopped at the top of every market, skipped the future stars, and priced itself into a debt crisis.
Fall lesenAustralia's 50-year barbecue retailer entered administration in February 2026 after $30 million of losses across three years.
Fall lesenNearly 9 million people applied for Bajaj Housing Finance's 2024 IPO and 16% of bids failed — the worst rejection rate since the 2022 LIC offering.
Fall lesenThe prime minister's 'she can go' ended Christine Holgate's tenure over gifted watches; a Senate inquiry later found she was denied natural justice.
Fall lesenThe farm-to-door pioneer expanded into full groceries in 2016 while losing $1M-plus a month; in March 2018 it entered administration and shut immediately.
Fall lesenAstaka's management called RM125 million of contractor demands immaterial and misled its own audit committee — SGX ordered its executive director out.
Fall lesenFounded by two teenagers with A$3,000, the app developer hit 350 staff and US$19M revenue — then liquidated days after its Forbes-listed fame.
Fall lesenA currency-conversion error left fares live for 12+ hours on ANA's Vietnam site; ANA first promised to honour them, then cancelled and refunded everything.
Fall lesenCFO Lulu Lim Beng Kim submitted unaudited, false financial statements that won trade financing from 16 institutions — losses 'unprecedented and staggering'.
Fall lesenThe online beauty retailer was valued like a tech company at the e-commerce peak; by late 2023 its market cap had fallen more than $500M to a 71c low.
Fall lesenJudicial managers found 200+ duplicate-invoice financings and $1.6B of receivables that shrank to $136M overnight at the oil trader.
Fall lesenThe Ripon scheme was sold as cutting storm overflows into the River Ure by 75%; the company now admits discharges fell only about 43%.
Fall lesenThe bank said it 'strongly distrusts' Xihe's management after $208.1M went to Hin Leong 'for no valid commercial purpose' amid a billion-dollar insolvency.
Fall lesenFour years into its 5G licence the operator had covered 58% of promised localities; regulators weighed cancelling the concessions outright.
Fall lesenThe Trek 2000 founder pleaded guilty to falsifying accounts — by 2015 licensing income was inflated 666%, propped by a forged bank document.
Fall lesenIBAC heard intercepted calls admitting trains went unsprayed while an official covered up for three years; V/Line sacked its CEO and killed the contract.
Fall lesenNikkei Business exposed $926M and ~$400M of Westinghouse impairments Toshiba never disclosed — a second cover-up on top of the ¥151.8B overstatement.
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