by Michael E Dehn | Oct 27, 2024 | Banking and Finance, Breaking News, consumer spending and sentiment
In 2009, Domino's Pizza took the most dangerous risk in corporate history: They told their OWN customers that their pizza tasted like sh!t. Domino's was already on the brink of death. But what happened next changed marketing forever. Here's the full story:...
by Michael E Dehn | Oct 27, 2024 | Banking and Finance, Breaking News, Humanoid endeavors, Latest News, Media
10 Biggest MEGA PROJECTS in The World: These are the 10 most audacious engineering projects currently reshaping our planet: A 🧵 pic.twitter.com/0CbLzajwhr — Kaynat Kakar ✪ (@kaynat_kakar) October 27,...
by Michael E Dehn | Oct 26, 2024 | Banking and Finance, Breaking News, consumer spending and sentiment, Latest News, Media, Technology
Everyone worships Andrew Huberman. But Stanford's most brilliant professor isn't a neuroscientist. He's worth $15 BILLION and still drives a 2012 minivan. 10 mind-blowing lessons from tech's most humble billionaire: 🧵 pic.twitter.com/1UFIkzsydk —...
by Michael E Dehn | Oct 26, 2024 | Banking and Finance, Breaking News, consumer spending and sentiment, World economic impacts
This is Charles Ponzi—the name behind the infamous Ponzi scheme. He built a multi-million dollar empire on a lie—yet his marketing tactics were shockingly brilliant. 100 years later, his 5 principles of mass persuasion still drive the world's biggest brands: 🧵...
by Michael E Dehn | Oct 26, 2024 | Banking and Finance, consumer spending and sentiment, Humanoid endeavors, Media, World economic impacts
In 1975, Pepsi and Coca-Cola went head-to-head in the greatest marketing battle in history. Pepsi ran shocking blind taste tests, showing people preferred the taste of Pepsi to Coke. But what Coca-Cola did in response nearly destroyed Coke forever. Here's the full...
by Michael E Dehn | Oct 25, 2024 | Banking and Finance, Breaking News, consumer spending and sentiment, World economic impacts
Tom Alberg wasn't just an early investor in Amazon. He was the guy who saw Amazon's potential when it was just Bezos in a garage. As an early investor and long-time board member, Alberg shaped Amazon's journey from books to world domination. His strategy?...
