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01strategy2013–2016
After the 2013 gold crash produced a A$5.8bn statutory loss, Newcrest chose cash over production and the Edge program turned it back into a cash machine.
Lire le cas ↗02strategy2018–2021
As the nbn stripped A$800m of earnings a year, CEO Andrew Penn rebuilt Telstra around cost, structure and infrastructure — and called FY21 'a turning point'.
Lire le cas ↗03finance2019–2020
Indonesian leader LinkAja launched a Sharia‑compliant app under MUI supervision, turning certification into instant trust and 100k sign‑ups in 30 days.
Lire le cas ↗04strategy2008–2010
The Bayer spin-off met the crash in its fourth year: short-time work and voluntary wage cuts saved the workforce, and 2010 EBITDA nearly doubled to €918M.
Lire le cas ↗05strategy2015–2017
With ore near US$40/t and net debt of US$7.2bn, Fortescue froze output, halved unit costs and refinanced — net profit rose from US$316m to US$2.6bn.
Lire le cas ↗06strategy2017
Two Phoenix truckers combined into Knight-Swift, pairing Knight's efficiency with Swift's size to lift the group's operating ratio.
Lire le cas ↗07strategy2024–2025
CEO Tim Wentworth renegotiated a third of Walgreens' payer contracts and closed 1,200 stores, narrowing its healthcare division's quarterly loss by a third.
Lire le cas ↗08strategy2001–2007
When airport security wiped out the duty-free knife trade, the fourth-generation Elsener held the family line: no layoffs, no offshoring, new gear lines.
Lire le cas ↗09finance2017–2018
Summa Health cut costs, consolidated units and moved HQ, turning a $33M operating loss into $9.6M operating income in a year.
Lire le cas ↗10strategy2022–2024
MCA answered India’s misinformation surge by linking fact-checkers, media, civic tech, Google, and Meta around multilingual interventions.
Lire le cas ↗11strategy2017–2018
CVS Health closed a $78B vertical merger with Aetna, betting the front door to care beats a retail counter as Amazon eyed pharmacy.
Lire le cas ↗12strategy2021–2023
CP beat rival Canadian National in a two-year bidding war for KCS, winning approval to run the first single-line railroad linking the US, Mexico and Canada.
Lire le cas ↗13finance2025
After years of health acquisitions, Best Buy wrote down $475M and cut back the unit, keeping only the parts CEO Corie Barry called viable.
Lire le cas ↗14product2008
A copied recommendations engine pivoted into ad attribution for Omnicom, swapped its CEO, and cut most of its staff to survive the 2008 crisis.
Lire le cas ↗15strategy2017–2018
A 500-facility health system standardized supplies with Medline, cutting distribution centers, manufacturers and purchasing staff roughly in half.
Lire le cas ↗16strategy2024–2025
A year after merging with Everside Health, Marathon Health had grown to 750+ health centers on one tech platform and captured 25% of advanced primary care.
Lire le cas ↗17strategy2019–2022
Dennis Mullahy replaced Macy's separate store and online fulfillment networks with one centralized model, targeting $1.5B in annual savings.
Lire le cas ↗18finance2024–2025
CHS completed three hospital divestitures in Q1 2025, raising $544M toward a $1B target set in 2024 to pay down debt after years of losses.
Lire le cas ↗19strategy1960–1990s
After Salvatore died in 1960, his widow Wanda took command with no business experience, pushed beyond shoes, and built a global luxury brand.
Lire le cas ↗20strategy2013–2021
As Microsoft, Google and Apple crushed the netbook-boot market, Splashtop pivoted to cloud remote access without new funding, then hit unicorn status.
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