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[ARCHIVED] How It Collapsed
How modern empires die — one company, product, or brand at a time. Each video is a single autopsy: the rise, the fatal decision, and the collapse. Boards, cash, ego, product bets, and market blindsides — told as a calm documentary story, not a personal finance tip and not a macro lecture.
5d agoHow AOL Lost Everything It Once Owned
5d agoTHE COUPON
9d agoThai Union's dual role as supplier and owner created a conflict of interest that drained R
10d agoNews Corp's corporate control and focus on ad revenue over user experience caused Myspace'
11d agoCircuit City eliminated its commissioned sales force, removing the expertise that differen
12d agoTheranos fooled investors with a fake demo using a hidden commercial analyzer.
13d agoMyspace's 2010 rebranding as a music hub failed because users had already moved on.
14d agoBorders outsourced its online sales to Amazon in 2001, which became a critical error as Am
15d agoEnron created the SPE Chewco to hide $600 million in debt, and it was run by CFO Andrew Fa
29d agoThe Product Bet That Sank Quibi
29d agoThe Offer Yahoo Turned Down
Sep 13, 2026The Meeting Blockbuster Laughed At
Sep 12, 2026The Dividend That Emptied Toys R Us
Sep 11, 2026The Lease Trap That Sank WeWork
Sep 10, 2026The Keyboard That Killed BlackBerry
Sep 9, 2026E.T. was not a flop on release; it sold millions, but then millions came back as returns.
Sep 8, 2026The Game Atari Built in Five Weeks
Sep 7, 2026The Owner Who Was Also the Landlord
Sep 7, 2026Why Atari Buried 728,000 Games in the Desert
Aug 11, 2026Red Lobster's Bankruptcy: The Shrimp Was a Red Herring
Aug 12, 2026The Day Borders Closed Its Last Doors
Aug 16, 2026How Myspace Owned the Internet and Vanished
Aug 5, 2026How Enron Faked Being America's Most Admired Company
Aug 20, 2026How Circuit City Outsold Everyone and Still Collapsed
Jul 26, 2026The One Lie That Fooled Silicon Valley
Aug 30, 2026The Order That Broke Pan Am
Aug 29, 2026The Sensor Kodak Gave Away
Aug 28, 2026The Deal MoviePass Never Had
Aug 27, 2026The Subscription That Killed MoviePass
Aug 27, 2026The Airline Pan Am Didn't Need
Aug 26, 2026The Memo That Ended Nokia
Aug 25, 2026The Study Kodak Paid to Ignore
Aug 24, 2026Why Nokia Killed Its Own Ideas
Aug 23, 2026The Man Who Sold Sears for Parts
Jul 25, 2026How Toys R Us Was Killed by Its Own Owners: The Inside Story
Aug 4, 2026How WeWork Burned $47B in 18 Months
Jul 28, 2026How Blockbuster Said No to Netflix Twice
Jul 29, 2026How BlackBerry Lost a Billion Users in Five Years
Jul 30, 2026How Kodak Invented the Future and Refused to Sell It
Jul 27, 2026How Pan Am Ruled the Skies — Then Vanished
Aug 3, 2026How Sears Became Amazon Then Went Bankrupt
Jul 31, 2026How Nokia Lost Everything After Owning Phones
Aug 18, 2026How Vine Created a Format and Got Left Behind
Aug 14, 2026How Yahoo Lost the Search War It Almost Won
Aug 13, 2026Why RadioShack Disappeared From Every Corner
Aug 10, 2026