CHS sold its Scranton hospitals for $33M — two years after a $120M deal collapsed
After WoodBridge's funding fell through, CHS kept the hospitals alive on community millions, then closed a $33M-plus-note sale to nonprofit Tenor Health.
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500 VERÖFFENTLICHTE FÄLLE · REGELMÄSSIG AKTUALISIERTC.H. Robinson says AI agents lifted productivity 45% through a freight slump (interview)
In-house AI agents quote freight in 31 seconds instead of 20 minutes; CEO Dave Bozeman credits them with double-digit EPS growth despite a 34% revenue fall.
Fall lesenCanara Bank cut its Canara HSBC Life stake to 36.5% in a ₹2,517 crore IPO
The bank sold down entirely via offer-for-sale as its insurance arm listed flat at ₹106; QIB demand ran 7x while retail managed just 0.42x.
Fall lesenBooking rebuilt service and engineering around AI — cost per booking fell (interview)
CFO Ewout Steenbergen says two years of AI experiments are becoming end-to-end rebuilds: 30% more code shipped and service costs down while bookings grew
Fall lesenOrtberg's Boeing: culture first, then 35% revenue growth and rising 737 output
A year into Kelly Ortberg's four-part plan — culture, stability, execution, future — Boeing posted $22.7B Q2 revenue and pushed 737 output toward 42 a month.
Fall lesenBlockbuster nearly doubled EBITDA under Keyes — then Lehman killed the refinancing
Keyes recounts in Fortune how Total Access plus the MovieLink deal revived Blockbuster, until the 2008 credit collapse cut off its $1B refinancing.
Fall lesenBajaj Electricals' Nysa 2.0 saved 88K hours and lifted NPS to 92% (interview)
The CDIO's digitisation drive cut supplier payments from 25–30 days to 7 and raised average bill value 22% — all self-reported in an ETCIO interview.
Fall lesenAviva pivoted from selling assets to buying them — Direct Line, Lloyd's and wealth
After raising £8B from eight disposals, Amanda Blanc's Aviva spent £3.7B on Direct Line, returned to Lloyd's and built a wealth arm; shares are up 150%.
Fall lesenAscension bet $3.9B on AmSurg's surgery centers to extend its turnaround to 25 new markets
After a $1.3B margin recovery, Ascension agreed to pay $3.9B for AmSurg's 250-plus surgery centers, entering 25 markets without building new hospitals.
Fall lesenArdent Health swaps its CEO for its COO to put margin execution first
The board promoted margin-focused COO Dave Caspers over CEO Marty Bonick, raised the IMPACT savings target to $55M and reaffirmed $485-535M EBITDA.
Fall lesenAmerant's CEO reset credit culture after NPAs hit $187M — now drifting down (interview)
CEO Carlos Iafigliola had every loan reviewed by a third party, cut risky exposures and hired a new credit chief; NPAs are easing.
Fall lesenAirtel scaled to 590M customers with a lean core and 3.6 contract staff per employee
Permanent headcount grew just 9,596 to 13,593 over a decade while revenue per employee hit ₹53.6M; 73,929 contract staff do the heavy lifting.
Fall lesenAir India folded Vistara into itself in two years and adopted its standards (interview)
CEO Campbell Wilson told ET the merger was done in two years against a 5–8 year norm, leaving Tata free to build one world-class carrier.
Fall lesenAdani turned Rs 1 lakh crore of distressed assets into an infrastructure machine
Twenty-plus deals worth ₹103,006 crore, paired with Adani's fuel, logistics and execution muscle, flipped loss-making plants into EBITDA engines.
Fall lesenTortilla's founder returned as CEO, shut loss-makers and pushed system sales past £100M
After FY25 brought a £14.8M loss and a £5.2M France deficit, returning founder Brandon Stephens closed stores and put Tortilla back on growth.
Fall lesenSEAT spun Cupra out as its own brand in 2018; by 2024 it drove half of record revenue
VW's Spanish unit had bled red ink for years; making Cupra a standalone rebel brand in 2018 produced record €14.5bn revenue and €633M profit by 2024.
Fall lesenApeel pivoted from retail coatings to supply chain tech, cutting its cost tenfold
After a 2023 misinformation wave crushed its US retail business, Apeel re-founded itself as a supplier-first food-tech firm: coatings now cost 20¢, not $2.
Fall lesenTarget's Q1 2026 comp sales jumped 5.6% as new CEO Fiddelke's turnaround took shape
Three months into CEO Michael Fiddelke's $6B plan, Target posted its biggest comparable-sales gain since early 2022 and raised its full-year sales outlook.
Fall lesenRam brought back the Hemi V-8 and NASCAR to reverse a 38% sales slide
Unretired CEO Tim Kuniskis is running a 25-announcement revival for Stellantis' Ram: Hemi V-8 restored, cheaper trims, NASCAR, a 10-year powertrain warranty.
Fall lesenLilly rebased on R&D in 2009, then cut drug development to 6 years — a $791B payoff
Rather than M&A, Lilly told investors earnings would shrink while it doubled down on its own research; tirzepatide made it the ninth-most-valuable company.
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