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Business history stories: Munger, Ackman, Zappos and Wall Street

Narrative money stories: Paul McCartney losing the Beatles catalog, Ackman vs Icahn on Herbalife, Munger's losses and lessons, Uber pricing, Jio's free network. "Markets, explained weirdly".

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In 2008, Charlie Munger held the legal monopoly required to kick families out of their homes. His newspaper, the Daily Journal, printed the mandatory court fili11 oct 26 · x post64kviews691likessee it →

In 1983, Steve Jobs poached Pepsi CEO John Sculley with one line: Do you want to sell sugar water for the rest of your life, or come with me and change the worl8 oct 26 · x post57kviews83likessee it →

In 2013, Bill Ackman bet $1 billion that Herbalife would go to zero. Then Carl Icahn called into live TV just to ruin his life. In the clip below, watch the mos16 oct 26 · x post30kviews117likessee it →

In 2016, Mukesh Ambani spent 35 billion dollars building a mobile network in India. Then he gave it away for free. He did not charge for data, voice calls, or r10 oct 26 · x post19kviews35likessee it →

CNBC asked Bill Gates if wealth should be capped and billionaires banned. Gates stammered: "You could say I'm self-interested..." Charlie Munger immediately cut3 oct 26 · x post11kviews48likessee it →

In 1997, Barnes & Noble launched online with 30,000 employees. Amazon had 150. Wall Street wrote the headline: "Amazon.toast." Employees' mothers were calling t2 oct 26 · x post8.5kviews63likessee it →

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