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 CASOS PUBLICADOS · ATUALIZADOS REGULARMENTEC.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.
Ler o casoCanara 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.
Ler o casoBooking 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
Ler o casoOrtberg'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.
Ler o casoBlockbuster 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.
Ler o casoBajaj 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.
Ler o casoAviva 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%.
Ler o casoAscension 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.
Ler o casoArdent 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.
Ler o casoAmerant'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.
Ler o casoAirtel 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.
Ler o casoAir 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.
Ler o casoAdani 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.
Ler o casoTortilla'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.
Ler o casoSEAT 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.
Ler o casoApeel 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.
Ler o casoTarget'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.
Ler o casoRam 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.
Ler o casoLilly 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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