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01strategy2016–2019
Taste Holdings brought Starbucks to sub-Saharan Africa in 2016, planned 150–200 stores, paused at 13, and exited the food business entirely in November 2019.
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The State Bank of Pakistan stripped Tag of its e-money approvals over regulatory violations, ordered wallets closed and apps pulled from stores.
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The Thai insurer terminated Covid 2-1 policies for all customers as cases surged — the SMK hashtag topped Twitter and its shares sank 4.70%.
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In June 2020 Subway removed two popular meats at many locations and pushed a two-for-$10 deal that 75% of surveyed franchisees refused to offer.
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The Android spyware monitored tens of thousands of phones; a breach exposed it, a PayPal checkout leak named an operator, and Hetzner killed its server.
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Restructured management, displays and product mix failed to fix the market; the Hong Kong beauty retailer refocused on Malaysia, China and e-commerce.
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The retailer's logistics arm grew 40% but below planned margins; president Shekar Natarajan and COO Brent Beabout exited as AEO slashed unit costs.
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Fans inserted scan-only season cards into barcode readers, doubling entry time; up to 15 minutes of the match lost, with an apology and a video guide after.
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The South African grocer entered Nigeria in 2020 with A.G. Leventis, opened two Lagos stores, and sold out in October 2024 as group losses widened.
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A hacker tricked its servers into handing over AWS keys, exposing 300M+ screenshots of victims' devices; the founder wiped the data without notifying anyone.
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Tokyo's ODD No. drew 'considerable' users to Link! Like! Lovelive!, but heavy development costs meant it never turned profitable — ¥10.7bn in liabilities.
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Fans found sexual posts on betting firm BK8's Instagram as the deal launched; the club made it delete them and admitted its due diligence needed review.
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A service agent's blunt public reply on X about a stalled payment drew 14.7 million views in a day and a public apology from the airline.
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After the US sales ban, Kaspersky's 19 September update silently uninstalled its antivirus and installed Pango's UltraAV — without asking permission.
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Smashburger and Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf kept burning cash after Jollibee's US spending spree; 2019 was its worst stock year in two decades, 2020 worse.
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Automation integration issues at the new Gallaway, TN distribution center disrupted fulfillment and put a 'meaningful' dent in first-half fiscal 2025 results.
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For four years the rummy company's Group CFO channelled funds into unauthorised futures-and-options trades through a personal account — then vanished.
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The crypto custodian's September 2023 hack cost $14–15M of customer funds; Ripple made clients whole, then abandoned the acquisition and the founder exited.
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Domino's Pizza Group announced in October 2019 it would exit Iceland, Norway and Sweden, conceding 'we are not the best owners of the businesses'.
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Disney believed BAMTech's Game of Thrones pedigree guaranteed a smooth debut; 10 million subscribers broke logins, streams and continue-watching.
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