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Tokyo Stock Exchange
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Turnover Speed Over Margin Size, Shared Mission Over Solo Genius, Father as Teacher and Counter-Example
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On February 1, 1999, our company was listed on the main board of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Five nights after I told my father the good news, he passed away. The next day, February 7, was my 50th birthday, while my fathe…
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"On February 1, 1999, our company was listed on the main board of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Five nights after I told my father the good news, he passed away. The next day, February 7, was my 50th birthday, while my father's 79-year-old life came to an end. At his funeral, I told my relatives and friends, "My father was the biggest competitor in my life." It was the first time I had cried so openly in front of everyone."
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