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01marketing2022
To push 40% off at its Ola Dash grocery arm, Ola flashed '8 missed calls from mom' at users — and drew a backlash for panicking and hurting grieving customers.
Fall lesen ↗02legal2012–2021
For three years Netflix's VP of IT operations took kickbacks from nine vendors whose products — some with 'severe' performance problems — employees had to use.
Fall lesen ↗03sales2021
The only platform charging for free-to-play multiplayer quietly doubled its fee to $120 a year mid-pandemic — then walked the whole hike back in 24 hours.
Fall lesen ↗04finance2021–2023
A Seoul court ruled operator Mergeplus, CEO Kwon Nam-hee and an affiliate must pay 148 users ₩200M over the abrupt 2021 withdrawal of most services.
Fall lesen ↗05finance2022–2025
Board investigators found misappropriation and PwC found revenue-recognition issues; Series C investors filed a ₹278.7 crore indemnity claim.
Fall lesen ↗06marketing2024
After years of increases, McDonald's executives conceded in July 2024 that diners found prices too high — same-store sales fell in every division.
Fall lesen ↗07strategy2017–2018
The 37-store, 600-staff chocolate cafe chain entered voluntary administration in 2018 while planning new openings — and already carrying roughly $50M of debt.
Fall lesen ↗08strategy2023–2026
New CEO Heidi O'Neill inherits a Lululemon whose category expansion diluted its core: leggings down 20%, NA comps down 12%, share ceded to Alo and Vuori.
Fall lesen ↗09product2026
FDA lab testing confirmed the stimulant DMAA in three Rapture Pre Workout flavours; lot 260327-4 became a Class I recall from nationwide internet sales.
Fall lesen ↗10advertising2022
India's I&B ministry ordered Twitter and YouTube to pull Layer'r Shot's deodorant ad in June 2022 after ASCI found it breached its code.
Fall lesen ↗11strategy2025
Kroger will shutter three automated fulfillment centers and take roughly $2.6B in charges, refocusing e-commerce on its 2,700 supermarkets instead.
Fall lesen ↗12product2024
Malaysia's KK Super Mart sold socks printed with the word 'Allah'; the founder was charged, the King summoned him for an apology, and outlets were firebombed.
Fall lesen ↗13strategy2016–2020
Kristina Karlsson's stationery chain, ~$80M revenue and 450 staff, went into receivership in March 2020, weighed down by its 2016 overseas expansion.
Fall lesen ↗14strategy2025–2026
The ¥70 billion Okinawa park from the planner behind Universal Studios Japan's revival drew 1 million visitors — far below plan — and lost ¥17.3 billion.
Fall lesen ↗15strategy2020
Covid turned Joyful's tail of unprofitable 24-hour restaurants into a ¥9.3B net loss — its biggest ever — and a structural reform closing about 200 stores.
Fall lesen ↗16finance2019
The 47-restaurant casual dining chain filed for bankruptcy with $77M of liabilities, no interest paid since December 2018, and a $40M stalking-horse bid.
Fall lesen ↗17strategy2026
The Honda 0 SUV, Honda 0 sedan and electric Acura RSX, shown at CES as nearly production-ready, were cancelled in March 2026 with Ohio plants already retooled.
Fall lesen ↗18marketing2020
The Philippine wings chain put up a sign asking COVID frontliners to change clothes before entering, then removed it and publicly apologized within days.
Fall lesen ↗19strategy2010–2018
Forever 21's only Irish store, opened opposite a Penneys in Dublin, closed in 2018 after roughly €40M of losses, lawsuits and a card-data breach.
Fall lesen ↗20sales2022
Dollar Tree's new board chair — hired from rival Dollar General — found Family Dollar's price gap was his biggest bad surprise and started slashing.
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