Both companies were both looking forward to the merger, but it became the worst merger in automotive history.

I think this topic has a lot of potential since it’s one of the largest scandals in US history

How does Mor get to have sales that last for years?

It’s kind of interesting, who made and currently owns them and how are they doing?

Band-aid, Thermos, Xerox, Kleenex, Windex… These and many more are brand names commonly used as general terms for common items. A series on how these companies got such an advantage…

this was once one of my favorite stores as a kid and it seems like overnight they vanished

I think Duracell is a very ignored company even though it is one of the top tier battery companies. Duracell vs. Energizer would be really cool.

It’s a UK based business so a bit different but they also have a different strategy, the owners of the business are the workers.

Namco and Bandai were once their own companies but then got merged in the mid 2000s. I would like to know the answer to why this happened and know about…

The rise and fall, and rise again… Behringer is a company that seems to have an interesting history. It seems like they started small, grew, but then gained a bad…