Business Case Weekly
Case studies of great and unusual companies. Like Stanford or Harvard case studies, but free and frequent.
- Indexed issues, last 90 days
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- Sep 20, 2026
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BCW 50: Rolls-Royce (opens the original)
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BCW 49: Constellation Software (opens the original)
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BCW 48: Klarna (opens the original)
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BCW 47: Bloomberg (opens the original)
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In August 1981, Salomon Brothers paid Michael Bloomberg $10 million to go away. With that severance he built a company that bankers now value at $80 billion or more, eight hundred times the $100 million valuation implied by the only outside investment it ever took, and the investor that wrote that check, Merrill Lynch, twice sold its stake back to raise cash, the second time two months before Merrill itself ceased to exist [1][3]. As arguments for getting fired go, business history offers nothin
You have read ten case studies. Are you any better at deciding? (opens the original)
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