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Ernie Garcia and the price of making car buying simple
A coin-operated car tower made Carvana memorable. Ernie Garcia’s harder task was building the business behind it, then keeping it running through a 99 percent stock-price collapse.
Prasad Reddy and the cowboy’s other shoes
A Texas summer gave Prasad Reddy a question the boot business had stopped asking. His answer helped turn Twisted X around - and made room for a different way of doing business.
Francisco Oliveros and the price of trust
He helped turn around RSA’s Mexican operation, then challenged insurers to look harder at their own failures. Francisco Oliveros’s career follows a stubborn question: what makes a promise worth buying?
Dinesh Lodha and the value of a step down
A move from finance into a lower-ranking supply-chain job helped Dinesh Lodha reach the CEO’s office. At Medikabazaar, that winding career now meets a demanding assignment: making growth pay its way.
Dan Park and the price of a second chance
At Clutch, Dan Park went from expanding across Canada to fighting for the next payroll. The recovery put his experience in banking, venture capital and delivery to a rather unforgiving test: selling used cars.
Vodafone Idea finally adds subscribers. Now comes the expensive part.
After years of contraction, Vi has recorded its first quarter of net subscriber additions since its 2018 merger. Keeping that momentum means turning fresh funding into a network people choose to stay on.