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01finance2017
SH 130 Concession Co. went through Chapter 11 after toll revenue missed projections; it emerged with new management and a $260M loan, no toll increase.
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Italy's seventh-largest roaster ended 18 months of financial stress with a negotiated crisis settlement: €37M fresh equity and €60M of bank debt converted.
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XPO flipped Con-way's truckload fleet to Canada's TransForce for $558 million, paying down debt and doubling down on less-than-truckload as shipments shrank.
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After 19 years Volvo CE exited its value-brand Chinese JV for SEK 8B and +SEK 1B operating income at closing, to go premium and use China as an export base.
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The two alliances combined in 2015 to serve 5,200+ members, nearly 30% of US hospitals and wield over $50 billion in purchasing volume.
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A men's-health startup mid-rebrand turned its launch-day crash into a pivot: FDA-approved at-home COVID saliva tests, supervised on video and shipped by UPS.
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Founded after Healthcare.gov's 2013 crash, the U.S. Digital Service ran tech-industry playbooks — bug bounties, automation, APIs — inside six federal agencies.
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UPS beat profit forecasts on cost cuts alone — 34,000 jobs and 93 facilities gone — while steering volume from low-margin e-commerce to higher-value clients.
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United Natural Foods opened an automated Riverside DC, expanded Ridgefield, and is folding Pacific Northwest and Southern California from 10 DCs into 6.
Ler o caso ↗10strategy2024–2025
Tenet Healthcare sold nine hospitals in 2024 and now spends about $250M a year buying ambulatory surgery centers, where revenue per case climbed 9.1%.
Ler o caso ↗11strategy2023–2024
After missing Q3 2023 revenue forecasts, Teladoc launched an operational review — automation, process fixes and realignments worth about $43M in savings.
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An Alabama home builder launched a commercial division in 2024 and delivered its first ground-up project, a $1.8M warehouse.
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Revenue down 20%, Stitch Fix closed Bethlehem and Dallas warehouses and consolidated to three US fulfillment centers, targeting $15 million in annual savings.
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Two California homebuilders completed a merger in October 2015, creating $5.4B CalAtlantic — the fourth-largest US builder, sized for top-five land deals.
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Founding partner Chad Burgess tells Crunchbase News the seed fund moved to Austin in July 2018 for engineers, cheap housing and a market short of VC.
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Calvin Klein owner PVH is consolidating US distribution into two Georgia warehouses and insourcing e-commerce to nearly double capacity utilization.
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Lance Rosenzweig's May 2024 cost push took $90 million of annualized run-rate out in two quarters, with a second phase targeting outside expenses.
Ler o caso ↗18strategy2023
The USPS consolidator bought sorters for Dallas and York and Ambi robots for three hubs — York runs 20–30K parcels an hour, one operator oversees 3–4 robots.
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Margin pressure in late 2022 pushed Oatly to put its supply chain under one global president and reverse build-own-plants for asset-light co-packing.
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NYC's public hospital system shut eight independent purchasing offices and standardized supplies across 22 facilities, targeting $137 million in savings.
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