
A great business story thoroughly researched and brought to life by Caemin. New episode released every Wednesday .
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 103 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

I’m being a bit flippant here because this is a guy who worked hard for his money- he became a millionaire at 31 and then proceeded to build a company that had the most successful IPO opening day in history up to that point, and within 9 months of th... more
2001 was Sam Waksal’s year.
Seven years after discovering Erbitux — the so-called wonder drug — everything seemed to be falling into place. The drug had made it onto the cover of Business Week, Waksal’s company ImClone’s stock was at record highs, a... more
It was the autumn of 1996. Jeff Bezos had just raised eight million dollars, putting Amazon’s valuation at around sixty million. Revenue that year was $15.7 million, small yes, but growing at a huge rate and it had caught the attention of two men who... more
Throughout my 20’s Weill was a constant presence in the business magazines that I read because he was always doing deals, always adding a little bit more to his growing business and it all added up because by the turn of the century he had built the ... more
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Focusing on the multifaceted intersection between business and history, notable episodes expose the complex narratives behind legendary figures and enterprises that shaped industries and society. Each story is meticulously researched and seeks to highlight themes of ambition, innovation, ethics, and the implications of entrepreneurial endeavors. Listeners are taken on journeys that explore not only the successes of iconic businesses but also their failures and controversies, offering valuable lessons for contemporary business practices. Unique storytelling, combined with engaging historical insights and interviews, positions this as a captivating resource for those interested in business history and entrepreneurship.
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