Kristin Pierce Leaving WISN in Milwaukee
She said it was a “bittersweet announcement, but it was not a difficult decision.”Read More
She said it was a “bittersweet announcement, but it was not a difficult decision.”Read More
Just because it’s useful, needed or worthwhile doesn’t mean it’s a good business.
E-bikes are transforming cities and offering mobility to those who previously couldn’t afford it.
But they’re a commodity, and it’s difficult to make a significant profit producing them.
A good business meets a demand, but it also has scarcity, network effects and market insulation.
[Unrelated from yesterday… a lovely post from my publisher, along with a simple online raffle and, coincidentally, This is Strategy on the Kindle for four bucks for the next day or two.]

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