The legendary transition: how Intel’s culture, its leadership, and its technology saved them from near certain death.
How Costco approaches compensation, in Jim Senegal’s own words.
How NetApp’s president Tom Mendoza thinks about demonstrating ‘legends’ for the employees.
An Amazonian story, constructed to illustrate a core value.
The world class deal that led Kwek Hong Png to get his own Singaporean skyscraper — for cheap.
How Bill Anders oversaw the disassembling of a defence contractor — and outperformed.
An early example of a scale empire — built on top of the humble banana.
How Jesse Livermore was used by Dan Williamson of esteemed brokerage Williamson & Brown.
The story of John Malone’s incredible run at TCI ... and the invention of EBITDA.
There are few CEOs more highly lauded by Warren Buffett than Tom Murphy. Here’s how he turned one television station into a $19 billion dollar empire; the second-largest corporate takeover in history circa 1995.
How speciality running shoe brand Brooks refocused on performance running — and turned the company around.
How Richard Smith turned the family business — cinemas — into an exceptional, multi-decade, diversified conglomerate.
How John Dues applied Deming’s PDSA Cycle to improving student outcomes in the United Schools Network.
The rare situation where positioning yourself as Number Two in a market turns out to be a winning strategy.
How fine dining restaurant Eleven Madison Park uses hospitality to solve business problems, and how you can use this in other business contexts.
How Will Guidara designed a system to repeatedly create ‘Legends’.
A rare company that transitioned from manufacturing to software, and won.
Estée Lauder’s second brand launch taught its leadership different lessons from its first.
