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The case describes the Brazilian company, VTEX’s journey from its founding in 2000 as a textile software company to its unicorn status in 2021 and listing on NYSE. It traces the company’s transformation to a global player in digital commerce as a provider of a software-as-a-service (SaaS) digital commerce platform for enterprise brands and retailers selling direct-to-consumer (D2C).
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Reference 6707
Published 25 Jan 2022
Topic Strategy
Region Global
Industry E-Commerce
The case describes the Brazilian company, VTEX’s journey from its founding in 2000 as a textile software company to its unicorn status in 2021 and listing on NYSE. It traces the company’s transformation to a global player in digital commerce as a provider of a software-as-a-service (SaaS) digital commerce platform for enterprise brands and retailers selling direct-to-consumer (D2C).
eBay is by most measures one of the most successful pure-play Internet companies. It has been very successful in creating the worlds largest person-to-person trading network. Its future growth is being driven by entry into foreign markets (in Europe and Asia) and evolutions in its business models (such as the launch of fixed pricing).
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Reference 5144
Published 01 Jan 2004
Topic Strategy
Region Global
Industry E-Commerce
eBay is by most measures one of the most successful pure-play Internet companies. It has been very successful in creating the worlds largest person-to-person trading network. Its future growth is being driven by entry into foreign markets (in Europe and Asia) and evolutions in its business models (such as the launch of fixed pricing).
eBay is by most measures one of the most successful pure-play Internet companies. It has been very successful in creating the world’s largest person-to-person trading network. Its future growth is being driven by entry into foreign markets (in Europe and Asia) and evolutions in its business models (such as the launch of fixed pricing).
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Reference 5144
Published 01 Jan 2004
Topic Strategy
Region Global
Industry E-Commerce
eBay is by most measures one of the most successful pure-play Internet companies. It has been very successful in creating the world’s largest person-to-person trading network. Its future growth is being driven by entry into foreign markets (in Europe and Asia) and evolutions in its business models (such as the launch of fixed pricing).
The case describes a political, social, and public opinion crisis for a firm and an industry. The crisis is spurred by non-governmental organizations opposed to genetic engineering. The case highlights issues concerning the social and political environment and its impact on firm options and adoption of technological innovations.
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Reference 4979
Published 01 Jan 2001
Topic Strategy
Region Global
Industry E-Commerce
The case describes a political, social, and public opinion crisis for a firm and an industry. The crisis is spurred by non-governmental organizations opposed to genetic engineering. The case highlights issues concerning the social and political environment and its impact on firm options and adoption of technological innovations.
In April 2000, Yahoo! was sued by a French anti-racist group, on the grounds that Yahoo!'s online auctions of nazi items on its U.S. site violate French law. Yahoo! Inc. finally removed these items from its site in January 2001. The cases and its annexes present the economic, legal, technical, philosophical, cultural and managerial issues.
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Reference 4956
Published 01 Jan 2001
Topic Strategy
Region Global
Industry E-Commerce
In April 2000, Yahoo! was sued by a French anti-racist group, on the grounds that Yahoo!'s online auctions of nazi items on its U.S. site violate French law. Yahoo! Inc. finally removed these items from its site in January 2001. The cases and its annexes present the economic, legal, technical, philosophical, cultural and managerial issues.
In April 2000, Yahoo! was sued by a French anti-racist group, on the grounds that Yahoo!'s online auctions of nazi items on its U.S. site violate French law. Yahoo! Inc. finally removed these items from its site in January 2001. The cases and its annexes present the economic, legal, technical, philosophical, cultural and managerial issues.
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Reference 4956
Published 01 Jan 2001
Topic Strategy
Region Global
Industry E-Commerce
In April 2000, Yahoo! was sued by a French anti-racist group, on the grounds that Yahoo!'s online auctions of nazi items on its U.S. site violate French law. Yahoo! Inc. finally removed these items from its site in January 2001. The cases and its annexes present the economic, legal, technical, philosophical, cultural and managerial issues.