Hasbro and TOMY relaunched Beyblade as Burst and made it the top-selling action toy
TOMY's 1999 Beyblade brand returned as Beyblade Burst with a new generation of tops; Hasbro sold 10 million+ units and NPD ranked the Starter Pack No. 1.
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2,000 VERÖFFENTLICHTE FÄLLE · REGELMÄSSIG AKTUALISIERTHeir, 29, built world's biggest dairy
After father's death in 2000, Emmanuel Besnier led Lactalis to No.1: €31.2B revenue, 85,500 staff.
Fall lesenCommvault's subscription and SaaS shift returned it to profit in fiscal 2024
New CEO Sanjay Mirchandani moved Commvault to subscriptions and Metallic SaaS; FY2024 revenue rose 7% and net income reached $169M after a $36M loss.
Fall lesenOneWeb emerged from 2020 Chapter 11 with $1B UK-Bharti backing
Bankrupt OneWeb was bought by the UK government and Bharti for $1B, emerged from Chapter 11 in November 2020 and resumed satellite launches.
Fall lesenFerragamo dropped its founder's name and rebooted itself to court Gen Z
Ferragamo hired Gobbetti and Maximilian Davis, renamed its logo to FERRAGAMO in 2022, and posted a 20.3% jump in first-half revenue to €630M.
Fall lesenMacellum's proxy threat got Kohl's a new CEO and a sharper operating plan.
Macellum's 2021 campaign won board seats at Kohl's, setting up Tom Kingsbury as CEO and a margin-focused turnaround.
Fall lesenApple returned from a $1B loss after Jobs cut the product line and bet on the iMac.
Back from exile in 1997, Steve Jobs slashed Apple's product line, took $150M from Microsoft, and shipped the iMac — profit returned within a year.
Fall lesenLaidlaw shook out its Safety-Kleen and Greyhound losses and sold to FirstGroup for $3.6bn
North America's biggest school-bus and Greyhound parent filed Chapter 11 in 2001, relisted in 2004, and became FirstGroup's $3.6bn American beachhead in 2007.
Fall lesenApple localised its China AI stack to launch Apple Intelligence
Apple paired Alibaba’s Qwen and Baidu’s Ernie with a China-specific stack, turning regulatory constraint into an approved launch path.
Fall lesenKorea sold KEB's control to Lone Star in 2003; the bank passed to Hana by 2012
Seoul's 2003 sale of a 50.5% KEB stake to Lone Star was the first foreign takeover of a major Korean bank; control exited to Hana Financial in 2012.
Fall lesenPrada's smaller Miu Miu label outgrew its parent and became the hottest brand
Miu Miu found a youthful voice; 2023 retail sales rose 58% to €649M, becoming Lyst's hottest brand twice.
Fall lesenAsian Paints' families handed management to professionals in the 1960s — and won India
As founders aged and died, Asian Paints' second generation hired professional managers from 1968; the company took India's No.1 slot and never gave it up.
Fall lesenSci Fi's 2003 Battlestar Galactica reboot became the year's top cable miniseries
Reviving a 1978 cult show as a gritty miniseries, Sci Fi drew nearly 4.2M viewers and launched one of the 2000s' most acclaimed series.
Fall lesenPerfect Diary: a $16B NYSE debut that lost 97% — then pivoted to skincare and profit
China's DTC beauty star IPO'd at $12.2B (2020), peaked near $16B, lost 97% — then a skincare pivot and cost discipline won the first non-GAAP profit (2025).
Fall lesenF5's pivot to software and SaaS re-accelerated revenue; FY2021 software sales hit $499M
F5 shifted from appliance boxes to software/SaaS; FY2021 revenue rose 10.7% to $2.60B and software revenue grew 40% to $499M.
Fall lesenNio took a Hefei state rescue in 2020 and flipped from collapse to a rally
Near bankruptcy at the end of 2019, Nio accepted a ~$1B Hefei bailout and its deliveries and stock surged.
Fall lesenSmeg stayed family-owned and turned the FAB fridge into a design icon
Founded by Vittorio Bertazzoni in 1948, Smeg used design collaborations and the retro FAB fridge to become a global premium appliance brand.
Fall lesendm's founder stepped back in 2008, and his son took over the drugstore chain in 2019
Götz Werner handed dm to a professional in 2008 and to son Christoph in 2019; Europe's largest drugstore chain kept growing throughout.
Fall lesenPlenty exited Chapter 11 by betting everything on indoor strawberries
Vertical-farm startup Plenty stopped chasing leafy greens, focused on strawberries and expanded its Richmond farm after Chapter 11.
Fall lesenComcast bought into NBC Universal at the 2009 trough and owned it all by 2013
In December 2009 Comcast agreed to a 51/49 joint venture for NBC Universal; GE, which had bought NBC's parent for $6.4bn in 1986, was out of media by 2013.
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