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One win and nine losses: The entrepreneurial life and business philosophy of Japan's new richest man, Tadashi Yanai (translated) has the strongest coverage in these notes.
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Shougun Commercial Stock Co., Ltd.
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Turnover Speed Over Margin Size, Shared Mission Over Solo Genius, Father as Teacher and Counter-Example
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That year, I was 35 years old and served as the Executive Director of Shougun Commercial Stock Co., Ltd. (now Fast Retailing Co., Ltd.), which my father managed. After graduating from university, I worked in a supermark…
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"That year, I was 35 years old and served as the Executive Director of Shougun Commercial Stock Co., Ltd. (now Fast Retailing Co., Ltd.), which my father managed. After graduating from university, I worked in a supermarket for 10 months. After resigning, I led a loose life for a while, then took over my father's men's suit store. When the first Uniqlo store opened, it was exactly the 12th year of my joining the company. Although at that time I couldn't distinguish the difference between "doing business" and "working", I had already begun to feel the joy and fear of doing business."
One win and nine losses: The entrepreneurial life and business philosophy of Japan's new richest man, Tadashi Yanai (translated)
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Turnover Speed Over Margin SizeShared Mission Over Solo GeniusFather as Teacher and Counter-ExampleFailure Germs Hide Inside SuccessSuburban Location ArbitrageCasual Clothes Like Weekly MagazinesBurn the Boats When You Take the SealAccidents as Brand ArchitectureCustomer Need First, Company Desire NeverSteal From Foreign Retail Then LocalizeCompanies Die Without Self-Reinvention